Fintech giant Revolut gears up for its UK banking switch, hiring extensively and testing systems to ensure a smooth transition for millions of customers
Highlights:
- Revolut has secured its UK banking license and is in the “mobilization” phase, preparing to transition millions of customers to its new banking entity.
- The company has significantly increased its banking unit staff, growing from 35 to over 100 employees, with plans to double this by the end of the year.
- Revolut aims to become the primary bank for UK customers while also exploring global expansion opportunities, including in the US.
Summary: Revolut, the London-based fintech giant, is making significant strides toward its UK banking transition after securing a long-awaited banking license. The company is in the “mobilization” phase, a preparatory stage for new banks in the UK, and has been actively hiring staff to support this effort. Its banking unit has grown from 35 to over 100 employees, with plans to double the headcount by year-end.
Revolut is also rigorously testing its systems to ensure a seamless transition for millions of customers to its new banking entity. With ambitions to become the primary bank for UK customers and expand globally, Revolut is positioning itself as a major player in the financial services industry.
