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Business · 10 August 2026

Revolut gets a new European banking licence after issues with regulators

Revolut gets a new European banking licence after issues with regulators

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French authorities approved the permit, allowing the $75bn digital bank to target customers across France before expanding into Germany and Spain. This approval arrives a year after the European Central Bank banned the firm from launching fresh services across 27 nations. Watchdogs had ordered an outside review into how the company managed its risks, forcing the London-based business to improve its internal checks.

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