After years of using traditional banks in New Zealand, I’ve now moved essentially all of my finances to Revolut, and I genuinely can’t see myself going back.The biggest difference is that Revolut feels like a financial technology platform first and a bank second. The app is incredibly modern, intuitive and customisable, and it gives me a level of control and visibility over my money that I’ve never experienced elsewhere. Everything from day-to-day spending to international payments and currency exchange is seamless.I’m currently on the Metal plan, which has been well worth it for me. Features like virtual cards, the additional security options, travel benefits and the broader ecosystem of services make it feel like much more than just a bank account. I’ve also explored features like savings, investments and other premium benefits, and it’s impressive how much functionality is built into a single app.The instant transaction notifications, reliability and overall user experience have been excellent. I’ve had no technical issues, and whenever I’ve needed support, the experience has been positive.What stands out most is that Revolut feels designed for how people actually want to manage their money in 2026. It’s modern, flexible, highly customisable and genuinely enjoyable to use. For the first time, I feel like I have complete control over my finances rather than having to work around the limitations of a traditional bank.Easy 5 stars from me, and I would confidently recommend Revolut to anyone considering making the switch.

Since opening my Revolut account, I’ve truly felt like my money is working for me. The app has evolved impressively, and one standout feature is the ability to transfer funds into other currencies—especially AUD—with ease. I can now pay directly into Australian bank accounts from any device, in Australian dollars, with full transparency on delivery times and instant notifications once payments are completed.Another highlight is the personalised debit card, which reflects my identity and values—an unexpected but appreciated touch. Revolut combines functionality with flair and I’ve confidently recommended it to others. Now it’s up to them to give it a go!

I was invited to join this programme, but during the process, I had issues with processing my ID. After n times of trying, I reached out to their Support. Cut the story short, they told me to get a passport as they can’t do anything. I am no expert, but if you happen to experience issues with a system, we should be able to contact their support and have a human be able to support and bypass upon confirmation and review that information are ok and correct. What is the point of contacting their support if they can’t even assist us when their system fails? I don’t trust their system and I would be careful using their platform. If things go haywire and you have your information with them, they don’t have a support that can help you or ensure that they have a handle of their technology. P.S.Please delete all information you have from me during the process. I know you forced people who closed their account to hold onto our information and you indicated it is by law. I believe it is my right to ask to get it removed.

The platform Revolut provides is awesome. And when I originally joined I absolutely fell in love with the app. Easy to use, clear and super helpful. Now its an absolute task to find what you’re looking for. All the useful features have been hidden, they still exist but the interface is all so confusing now. Whilst the platform itself and what it lets you do is still very good I would like nothing more than to see the app roll back a couple versions to when it actually worked. Back to the day where I could swipe to go through my currency’s, where I could see a graph of my spending right there on the home screen, back when exchanging currency was easy and clear, back when splitting bills was three taps and back to when the app looked good and not just a cluster of words and images. Don’t get me wrong I love Revolut and I would still recommend it to friends, but now I have to say “Try Revolut! The apps not that good but it can be useful.”