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03-08-2022 06:26PM

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SayReys

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#2 03-08-2022 06:30PM

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Why do you care? You pay the rent, it's recorded . What happens next isn't your concern I would think.

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#3 03-08-2022 06:32PM

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Revolut has an associated IBAN and is a bank account. Your landlord may have decided that the fees charged by "legacy" banks aren't worth the service they were getting.
The incentive could be as simple as them avoiding an account maintenance fee. There is no compliance issue or evasion angle via Revolut and you have an immediately accessible ledger of all the payments you send them.

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#4 03-08-2022 06:41PM

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#5 03-08-2022 09:24PM

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I rent a room and get paid via Revolut. It's just become my main card / account in recent time so it made sense.

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