The Revolut account guide: a multi-currency card and app
Revolut pairs a multi-currency account with a card built for travel and spending. What to know before you sign up.
What Revolut is
Revolut is a multi-currency account and card built around everyday spending and travel, with budgeting tools and currency exchange built into the same app.
Verification tiers
- Registration — phone number and basic details, enough for a standard account with limits.
- Identity verification — government ID and a selfie match, required to unlock full limits and card issuance.
- Plan tier — Standard, Plus, Premium or Metal, differing in included currency exchange, card perks and monthly fee.
Why people choose it
- True multi-currency spending. Hold and spend in multiple currencies from the same card without conversion friction.
- Budgeting tools built in. Spending analytics and vaults for saving alongside the payment features.
- Travel-friendly. Favorable exchange rates and card acceptance while abroad.
Where the friction usually is
Registering from a restricted-region number or IP runs into the app's standard geographic restrictions. Identity verification can stall on selfie-match failures, usually caused by poor lighting or an outdated ID photo.
Where we help
We handle registration and identity verification with a stable setup, help you choose the plan tier that fits your spending pattern, and hand over the account with a short usage guide. Converting your Revolut balance to rial goes through our currency services separately.