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Revolut, Chase and Modulr are set to join the 159 short-code phone service available to people who are worried about a potential banking scam. 

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FinTech and challenger bank Revolut has announced today that it has received its UK banking licence with restrictions from the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA). Revolut now enters the ‘mobilisation’ stage, sometimes referred to as ‘Authorisation with Restrictions’, a com

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Revolut has posted a 95% surge in revenues to $2.2 billion (around £1.74bn), and a record profit before tax of $545 million (around £430m), marking the fintech's third consecutive year of profitability. The company attributed its success to a focus on core banking services in Europe, str

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Revolut, the global financial super app with more than 18 million customers worldwide, has announced a streamlined version of the Revolut app will be available in five new countries in the next couple of months. Customers in the additional countries can transfer money to 50+ countries quickly, bring

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Workers who bank with Revolut will be able to draw as much as half of their salary as they earn it weeks before payday under a new service being launched by the lender. The challenger bank, which has 3.5 million UK customers, will charge a flat fee of £1.50 every time a user accesses the pay t

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Challenger bank Revolut has told its employees that they can spend up to two months a year working from abroad. The fast-growing British banking app, which has more than 2,000 staff, said the policy would ensure its international workforce could spend more time with their families.

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Nic Storonsky, chief executive of Revolut, has refuted rumours that the fintech is facing financial difficulties in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. As worries spread over the impact of COVID-19 on stock markets, banks and businesses, Revolut has reassured customers that rumours of its demise a

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Digital challenger bank Revolut, chaired by Standard Life Aberdeen boss Martin Gilbert, is now valued at £4.3 billion ($5.5bn) after securing $500 million from investors.

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