Revolut obtiene la licencia provisional en EEUU tras sumar Reino Unido y Francia
El banco dirigido por Nik Storonsky, valorado en unos 100.000 millones de euros, esperar el 'sí' definitivo en Norteamérica el próximo ejercicio y se acerca a su objetivo de 100 millones de clientes en todo el mundo en 2027. Leer
Revolut, the British fintech company led by Nik Storonsky, has received a conditional provisional license to become a federal bank in the United States, a major milestone in its global expansion plans. The company aims to achieve 100 million customers worldwide by 2027 and expects to receive the final approval from the OCC, the FDIC, and the Federal Reserve, paving the way for its launch as a U.S. bank in 2027.
Storonsky highlighted this as a crucial step towards establishing Revolut Bank US and reaching millions of American customers. The provisional license comes alongside securing approvals in other key countries such as France, Australia, Mexico, and the UK. Revolut, which started in 2015 as a currency exchange and transfer service, is currently valued at $115 billion and has 6.5 million customers in Spain.
The company also holds a payment institution license in the UAE and is closing in on obtaining similar licenses in France, Australia, Mexico, and the UK.
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