Multi-currency accounts
All your currencies, in one place
Manage your money in multiple currencies with accounts made to match the way you do business.
Hold up to 34 currencies
From Singapore to Switzerland, easily add and manage money in the markets that matter to you. Get unlimited incoming transfers in GBP, EUR, USD, and CHF.Manage currenciesMirror your business setup
Categorise accounts to reflect your business. Split them out by team, office, or project — then get granular with individual accounts to keep track of company spend.Set up your account
Near or far — It’s in the details
Get global and local account details that make receiving money a breeze. Plus, send and receive international transfers in GBP, USD, and EUR at the speed — and cost — of domestic transfers with borderless account details.Set up now
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Ignacio Marcos Peréz, CFO • ThePower Business School“Revolut Business has been with us as we went global: we haven’t had to worry at all about whether our Business account could keep up with our market expansion in 50+ countries.”Discover all customer stories
Elena Giombelli, CFO • WeRoad“We can minimise the use of cash, reconciliation has been streamlined and more accurate, and we also save money on foreign exchange with Revolut Business’ FX services and multi-currency accounts.”Discover all customer stories
Tim Dawson, Head of Finance • Rhodes Music“From managing foreign currency accounts to reconciling everything with our accounting tool, we save so much time and effort with Revolut Business."Discover all customer stories
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FAQs
- A multi-currency business account lets you manage business finances across multiple currencies in one account. With a Revolut Business account, you can send and receive international payments in a number of different currencies, including: GBP, EUR, USD, ZAR, TRY, SAR, SGD, SEK, RON, PLN, NZD, NOK, MXN, JPY, ILS, HUF, HKD, DKK, CZK, CHF, CAD, AUD, BGN, QAR, THB, and AED.Learn more.
- A multi-currency business account allows your business to operate like a local in multiple regions by enabling you to send and receive international payments in different currencies. You can create local account details for GBP, EUR, and USD, which enables sending and receiving payments in each of those regions. You can hold multiple currencies at once without needing to exchange currencies as transfers land into your account, and you can switch one currency over to another. You don't need to move money between different regional Business accounts, because you can manage it all in one place.
- A multi-currency account makes it easy to do business across multiple regions. You can receive payments in currencies different from where your business is based. For example, an ecommerce business in the UK can accept payments for their products in EUR, and pay their suppliers in USD, all from a single account.
- With Revolut Business, you can exchange currencies at great rates.
- A 0.6% fee is applied to each exchange beyond your plan's monthly allowance (which varies by plan)
- A 1% fee is applied to exchanges outside market hours
- You can quickly set up unique local currency accounts in your business's name to make and receive local payments. Enjoy local payments with:
- Local GBP account details (BACS and Faster Payments for GBP payments in the UK)
- Local EUR account details (SEPA for EUR payments in the EEA)
- Local USD account details (ACH for USD payments in the USA)
- To add or remove access to specific accounts for a team member:
- Go to your Business account → Select the specific account → Click on the three dots (...) → Account settings
- Click on Account access → Manage
- On the Manage account access screen, Select or deselect team members → Update
You’re able to operate in multiple currencies once you open your Revolut Business account because we offer a multi-currency IBAN, which is a single IBAN that can accept money in many currencies.
When you receive funds, we check the currency of the transfer, and place it in the relevant currency account (if supported), without exchanging the currency. This way, you can save money by minimising currency exchange costs where possible.