How are trips defined for travel analytics?
We record a trip when you make card payments using your Revolut account in a country that isn't your registered home country.
Understanding trips
A trip is based on your card spend in a single country. Trips are for one country at a time, but you can visit multiple cities within that country. Trips can occur back-to-back, but can't overlap. They're also only linked to your personal accounts, not joint accounts or linked accounts.
For us to log a past trip, it must be at least two days long, with a minimum of two transactions. A current trip that is less than a day long, or has no transactions, will not be saved once it ends. However, you can add dates manually post-trip too.
When does a trip start?
A trip's start date is set when we first detect your presence in a new, non-home country. This can be triggered by your device's location changing, or when you make your first card transaction there.
If we're identifying past trips from your transaction history, the start date is typically the date of your first eligible transaction in that country for that specific travel period.
When does a trip end?
The end date of a trip is usually when you return to your home country. We determine this from your device's location changing back, or by your first card transaction made in your home country. A trip can also end if you travel directly to another foreign country.
For past trips identified from your transaction history, the end date is usually based on your last transaction in the other country before you returned home or moved to a new country.