Revolut - free business cards

secondrowgal

Got this notification today. Could be good for small businesses/sole traders out there:

https://www.revolut.com/business-accounts-made-easy

Hey xxxx, grab your party hat and put on your dancing shoes, because to celebrate our recent 2nd anniversary, we're launching FREE business accounts. Yep, no monthly account fees! Nada.

When you're starting out as a small business, we know first-hand that every penny counts. That's why we're launching our brand new free plan for businesses and freelancers!

With our free business accounts, you'll get

• Accounts to hold and exchange 28 currencies
• Local GBP and EUR account details and payments
• International IBANs
• Physical and virtual cards
• Easy integrations with Xero, FreeAgent, Slack etc.
• Unlimited, free transfers to other Revolut users

All that, and so much more! Sign up online in minutes and join over 100,000 businesses who have switched to Revolut for Business.

vintagecosmos

another affiliate link. join the long thread here https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057997843

secondrowgal

Ah thanks, but I thought it was not a direct referral and it doesn't have a specific referral code that's linked to my account. It's just a heads-up on what's available.

If the Mods think it should be merged/deleted, work away.

Phileas Frog

vintagecosmos wrote: »

another affiliate link. join the long thread here https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057997843

Not in this case

TheDriver

It's not a referral from what I can see, just a link to a page.

vintagecosmos

when i clicked on it i saw this ?promo=mkt_retailcross&irgwc=1&p=i&ext=10078_ after the url.

so assumed it was affiliate. if it isnt then my bad.

I saw some clever clog start his own adwords campaign with his 10euro referral link.

unklerosco

I got the email earlier, interested in it but your account is a UK account. We get a lot of customers that pay via bank transfer. Trying to explain why their doing a transfer to the UK could kill me... hard enough getting them to do the transfer in the first place! I was chatting to them online and they plan to bring in local accounts.

Firebank looks like a good alternative but charges could add up https://www.fire.com/

This thread is prob better suited here https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=106

ted1

unklerosco wrote: »

I got the email earlier, interested in it but your account is a UK account. We get a lot of customers that pay via bank transfer. Trying to explain why their doing a transfer to the UK could kill me... hard enough getting them to do the transfer in the first place! I was chatting to them online and they plan to bring in local accounts.

Firebank looks like a good alternative but charges could add up https://www.fire.com/

This thread is prob better suited here https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=106

They also give you an Irish account.

ted1

unklerosco wrote: »

I got the email earlier, interested in it but your account is a UK account. We get a lot of customers that pay via bank transfer. Trying to explain why their doing a transfer to the UK could kill me... hard enough getting them to do the transfer in the first place! I was chatting to them online and they plan to bring in local accounts.

Firebank looks like a good alternative but charges could add up https://www.fire.com/

This thread is prob better suited here https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=106

They also give you an Irish account.

unklerosco

ted1 wrote: »

They also give you an Irish account.

U get a Euro account but the Iban is UK so if you're doing a bank transfer you have to transfer to the UK.
Same with the personal account, I couldn't set up a standing order to my card without having to call my bank as it's a UK Iban.

clintondaly

I think they are in the process of applying for an Irish Bank licence from the Central Bank

antodeco

Is the only difference between this and the "personal account" the fact that it can be in a business name?