Totally meets my expectations, there are some logical issues but still love it and for now got used to it tho’ 🤷‍♂️😉 I am using Revolut as a daily bank sevice (salary, direct debit, bills, payments, online shopping with virtual card, etc.) here and never ever have had any issues. And did not mention the extras yet, like managing my money in several pockets, direct access to kripto and stock market, changing between numerous currencies on like the best exchange rate and I can’t see the end of the benefits so I'll stop here to avoid making it seem like we're about to start sucking each other's c..ks. 😅 Long story short; I would just recommend it.

You need to buy a new phone or you just lost your old one and you want to mitigate your data to the new one? Well, good luck! Revolut FORCES you to take a selfie online in app in order to use your OWN Banking app where you store Your Own Money! If you don’t consent you can forget about your savings! That is of course illegal and is a crime! I hope to see them grilled in an international court! Take your money and run! And delete the app! And those people who’s account got closed without reason or they don’t have access to their money and they still give 5 stars have the lowest self esteem and a completely sick mind because they keep these criminal companies alive.To your response:Thank you for reaffirming that it is implemented in your app. The implementation is obviously your own decision, no regulators have required you to do that. Since you initially don’t possess a selfie picture of your customers, it cannot serve as an “additional security layer”, because there is no comparison picture to it. You blackmailing your customers they can only use their bank account if they provide a live selfie picture is definitely unlawful and against all privacy regulations and therefore illegal and must be fought by all legal means!

I wanted to create a Revolut account, but the app kept saying that I already have an account registered with a different phone number. This was obviously not true. After lengthy email and chat exchanges, I finally managed to register. However, just a few minutes later, I received a message saying they were deactivating my account because they believe there is already another one. I don't understand why they can't verify my data properly to ensure it matches the other account exactly, or if they believe another account exists, why don't they help me access it? Oh, I see, it's because there was no other account. There was one, but only for a few minutes before it was deactivated. According to customer service, there is already an account under my name, but with a different phone number and email. I haven't used any other phone number in the last 20 years. I'm disappointed, and I'm glad I didn't deposit any money into the account before it was deactivated.. I've lost my trust in them.

I encountered unprofessionalism and a lack of preparedness for the current realities of the service. During a period of mass emigration, people face various situations with documents. If your situation falls outside the algorithm's scope, you won't receive assistance. Three times, I was told to delete my account—this was the only solution. Twice, I deleted it, trying to register again. One specialist refused to help, another helped where the previous one had refused. When I offered to provide a document, they told me to delete the account again and try again. When I refused, they decided to accept the document. The third time, I deleted the app itself, imagining that if I had a truly complex problem, I would encounter the same attitude again. When it comes to a financial app or service, it's important to understand the situation and not simply "ignore" the client's requests.You'll be politely told, using the same boilerplate scripts as all salespeople, how sorry they are and how much they understand your situation. But don't expect an adequate solution.