British financial technology giant Revolut, co-founded by Ukrainian Vlad Yatsenko, has launched a beta test of its product in Ukraine. It is currently available to the first group of test users, Forbes Ukraine reports .
British financial technology giant Revolut, co-founded by Ukrainian Vlad Yatsenko, has launched a beta test of its product in Ukraine. It is currently available to the first group of test users, Forbes Ukraine reports .
At the same time, Revolut is currently only available in limited mode in Ukraine, so there are no details about the launch on the official website. However, Ukrainian-language support is available for Ukrainian test users.
«Revolut provides services to residents of Ukraine on a cross-border basis through Revolut Bank UAB in Lithuania,» the report says.
In beta test mode, Ukrainians can operate with over 30 currencies in one application, make international transfers without commissions, and issue a free virtual card that works in over 150 countries.
There is also an opportunity to open an account without a registration fee under the Standard tariff plan.
Account replenishment is available from currency cards in dollars or euros. Replenishment from hryvnia cards is currently not possible due to regulatory restrictions of the NBU, the company reports.
Verification of new users from Ukraine takes place through the state application «Diya».
It was previously reported that the Revolut application was localized into Ukrainian.
