What will happen to my funds if Revolut goes bankrupt?
How will Revolut’s bankruptcy affect my funds?
We don't invest customer funds in any way, as we aren't a bank. In the event of the insolvency of Revolut, you'd be able to claim your funds from this segregated account and your claim will be paid above all other creditors.
Customer funds are stored under segregated accounts at ANZ Singapore and DBS. As per requirements from the Monetary Authority in Singapore ('MAS'), Revolut’s customers’ funds are kept separately from Revolut's own funds.
We also don't offer interest on our accounts, which is why — as with all Revolut entities — in the unlikely event of our bankruptcy, our customer’s funds remain untouched in our Tier-1 partner banks, ANZ Singapore and DBS. Learn more by visiting Revolut T&Cs.
How does Revolut protect my funds?
To find out how Revolut keeps your money safe, read this FAQ in our Help Centre.
Read more about how we protect your funds in this blog post.