Start all over again without VPN

@Luit ****************

same in Ireland

@John *********

depends on the country, revolut is a bank in some European countries indeed.

Revolut’s Banking Status in Europe

Licensed Bank in the EU: Revolut holds a European banking license from the Bank of Lithuania. This allows it to operate as a bank in several EEA (European Economic Area) countries, offering deposit protection under the EU Deposit Guarantee Scheme (up to €100,000).

EMI in Some Countries: In other parts of Europe, Revolut still operates as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) rather than a full-fledged bank.

UK Status: Revolut is not yet a bank in the UK. It operates under an EMI license regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) but has applied for a UK banking license.

Revolut’s Banking Status in Europe

Licensed Bank in the EU: Revolut holds a European banking license from the Bank of Lithuania. This allows it to operate as a bank in several EEA (European Economic Area) countries, offering deposit protection under the EU Deposit Guarantee Scheme (up to €100,000).

EMI in Some Countries: In other parts of Europe, Revolut still operates as an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) rather than a full-fledged bank.

UK Status: Revolut is not yet a bank in the UK. It operates under an EMI license regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) but has applied for a UK banking license.

@Marta ************

got my account frozen at revolut with 10k euro on it, had to wait about a week after a lot of emails trying to explain everything.

Make sure your data was all typed correctly, rookie mistake usually.

Cash only my friend, I'd not trust having money in a Thai bank account if it's open with an agency.

Old expats are salty this is an option now, let them be grumpy, we don't care.

@Scott ********

he was rear choked until transaction was complete, risking going to sleep all the time.