Revolut Megathread.

Are you sure it wasn't just the 12c government levy?

Revolut, unlike other Irish banks charge the 12c every time (capped @€5/yr) instead of charging all at once at the beginning of the year.

Doesn't sound right. I'm also a EU citizen (non-Irish), however, an Irish resident. But by IBAN was changed on Friday (a bit later than some of my friends/colleagues). If you login to the app, press your profile icon in the top left, go to Account and then Personal Details, make sure the address provided is Irish.

You won't get to talk to anyone in Revolut. I haven't applied with Revolut so not sure, but maybe that's because you haven't provided a PPSN. Either way, I would recommend getting a CC with Avant Money instead. Just make sure to read a difference between the One Card and Reward+ Card. If you want, you can open a free current account with EBS for your wages and direct debits. While Revolut could be used for other daily expenses.

It was a straightforward 20c debit.The gov levy is charged annually up to e2.50 for atm transactions and another e2.50 annually if you use for POS etc The max that can be charged by card issuers is e5.00 annually.That has been my experience of other debit card issuers.Revolut would have to be different.Will try to find a statement to see if it was listed and how described.

Has anyone else recently switched their salary to Revolut and applied for credit card?

I switched from Ulster Bank and last two salary payments have gone into Revolut without issue. Applied for CC with them and was denied due to insufficient proof of salary. Just wondering if anyone has been successful how many payments they could show going in. I don’t “need” a credit card so happy enough to wait if it’s only another couple of months. I’ve no other bank account so nothing to link to my Revolut.

I still haven't received my Irish IBAN yet at least three people I know whose accounts are newer then mine have been changed over. I use the account for wages then there's two other direct debits set up on it so I'm hoping this is sorted asap. I get payed weekly as well.

This IBAN thing is a nightmare. Revolut said the Lithuanian IBAN should still work for a month but seemingly the bigger problem is the IE one doesnt work. At all

Assuming they're just saying that and it is an AIB problem hopefully there's more chance of it being sorted because Revolut is a lot more popular than Bunq.

I was going to just not use the AIB credit card until it's sorted but noticed today that the government stamp duty was applied to it so I'll have to pay that off. I've an unused N26 account that I know definitely works for payments if needs be.

Revolut Bank is now making US Local Account Details available (for selected customers).

Revolut UK customers had this for a while.

Some users will see that their US Dollar Wallet now has local US account/aba routing number available in addition to the IBAN.

However, there seems to be a cost associated, it looks like 10$.

Way more expensive than Wise if that is true.

I guess there will be a Waiting List soon.

Moving to Revolut is now easier as Revolut now also supports the Irish Switching Code and it's all digital:

Terms are link are here: Account Switching - Ireland | Revolut IE

There are 2 Services under this

Automated PSD2 Account Switching Service which is using your existing online banking (via open banking) to find relevant data and the traditional regulated switching service with a form.