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What are Revolut's trading fees?

Commission fees

You’ll be able to submit a certain number of commission-free orders within your plan’s rolling monthly allowance. The start and reset dates of the rolling monthly allowance correspond to your plan’s billing cycle. Check the quota for each plan type below:

  • Standard: 1 order
  • Plus: 3 orders
  • Premium: 5 orders
  • Metal and Ultra: 10 orders

Any orders outside your rolling monthly allowance will be subject to a commission fee. This will be 0.25% of the order amount if you're a Standard, Plus, Premium, or Metal customer, or 0.12% of the order amount if you're an Ultra customer. There is a minimum fee of £0.01.

Plan fees

To access a higher commission-free order allowance you'll need to pay a plan fee – a subscription fee that will be charged on monthly or annual basis. The current subscription fees for the plans can be found in Plus FAQ, Premium FAQ, Metal FAQ and Ultra FAQ.

You can compare all plans and benefits side-by-side on this page.

Currency exchange fees

Since the currency in which the order is executed is either USD, EUR, or GBP (depending on whether you're trading US, EEA, or UK stocks), you might need to convert money in your main account to USD, EUR, or GBP to carry out an order. To find out more about currency exchange, read this article.

Other fees

In certain cases, the following fees may also apply:

  • ADR pass through fees: these are fees charged by a depositary bank on your American Depositary Receipt (ADR) holdings. They generally range from USD 0.01 to USD 0.05 per share and are normally charged once per year, depending on ‌‌the ADR. For more information, visit this FAQ
  • Regulatory fees: where applicable, the regulatory fees imposed by regulators will be withheld from your sales proceeds. To find out more about regulatory fees, visit this page