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Revolut Files for Swiss Banking License and Commits CHF 150 Million to Drive Localized Expansion

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What's happening

Revolut has applied for a Swiss banking licence and pledged CHF 150 million over five years to build localized Swiss services, including Swiss IBANs, salary accounts and deposit protection. The firm is also continuing international expansion moves: it recently secured a full French banking licence from ACPR and the ECB to serve 30 million Western European customers, got regulatory approval to buy Argentinian lender Banco Cetelem from BNP Paribas, and is growing retail bases such as surpassing 5 million customers in Romania. Separately, Revolut is expanding its RevPoints loyalty programme to let users convert points into hotel rewards with partners like Accor, I Prefer, Radisson and Wyndham.

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Multiple regulatory approvals and localized investments show Revolut shifting from single-license scale to tailored, on-the-ground banking in key markets right now.

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If you live in Switzerland, Revolut just promised CHF 150 million to build real Swiss bank features like Swiss IBANs and deposit protection, here's what could change for your everyday banking this year or two ahead.

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