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How do branch migrations affect Joint accounts?

Local branch migrations

Once your Joint account with Revolut is migrated, you'll receive a local IBAN for both your personal and Joint account.

Branch consistency for Joint account holders

Both account holders must be part of the same entity or branch.

If one holder wishes to migrate and retain the Joint account, the other must also migrate. If not, the Joint account will need to be closed.

If you’re looking to open a Joint account with someone already under the local branch, you’ll need to wait until your account has also been migrated.

Branch migration impact on previous IBAN

Your old IBAN will continue to function for recurring payments and existing Direct Debits. However, it's important to note that your account will be fully migrated to the Italian branch.

This means, once your account has been migrated, the new local IT IBAN will be the primary identifier and only usable IBAN for your account.