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Revolut reactiva su cuenta al 3,51% para nuevos clientes

Para saldos de hasta 25.000 euros. Leer

Revolut, the global fintech company with over 80 million customers worldwide and more than 7 million in Spain, has reintroduced its enhanced savings account offering a 3.51% AER (annual equivalent rate) for new customers in Spain. Starting today, new Revolut customers will enjoy a 3.51% AER on their instant access savings account.

This promotional interest rate is interest-only for the first 30 days and can be maintained by making at least three card payments of a minimum of €5 every 30 days. The earnings will be applicable for a maximum of four months from the activation date of each client, for balances up to €25,000. Unlike the previous campaign, this new offer has no specific enrollment date and will be continuously available for new Revolut customers until the company announces the completion of the promotion.

After completing the identity verification process, the client will have 30 days to activate their enhanced savings interest. Once the promotional period ends, the variable interest rate applicable will depend on the Revolut plan the client has. Ignacio Zunzunegui, Head of Growth for Southern Europe, Latin America, and the US at Revolut, notes that the response to our recent savings campaign in Spain has demonstrated the strong interest of customers in maximizing their savings while keeping their money always accessible.

Our goal is to make saving with Revolut easier than ever: that's why we offer daily interest compensation, instant access to funds, and comprehensive management from the app.

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