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. Subscription fees and T&Cs apply.
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.
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A multi-currency business account lets you manage your business finances across multiple currencies, in one place.
Our multi-currency account allows you to hold, send, and receive money globally. We support international transfers in 25+ 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, THB, and AED.
Learn more.A multi-currency account allows you to manage your business finances in one place, instead of relying on multiple regional bank accounts and transferring money between them. It lets you:
- Hold multiple currencies: keep balances in different currencies simultaneously, and get a complete overview of your finances
- Receive transfers: store the transfers you receive in the same currency, without needing to exchange immediately — we’ll automatically send them to the right currency account
- Exchange currencies: you can exchange whenever you need to, with no fees during market hours and within your plan's allowance
- Send money: pay salaries, taxes, and suppliers seamlessly from each of your currency account balances — just select the currency account you’d like to use for each transfer
A multi-currency account makes it simpler to do business internationally, and may reduce the volume of currency exchange your business needs.
It lets you receive payments from customers and pay suppliers in their local currencies. For example, a business based in Poland can accept payments in EUR and USD, hold those currencies in separate balances within their account, and use that money to pay international suppliers directly.
Your Revolut Business account makes it easy to hold, exchange, send, and receive key currencies like EUR and GBP, alongside your local currency. For more details on features related to these currencies, have a look at these pages:
Revolut Business offers a fee-free currency exchange allowance that varies depending on your plan.
On our Grow plan, for example, you can exchange up to Ft 5,800,000 each month, before needing to pay any currency exchange fees.
A 0.6% fee applies to exchanges beyond your allowance, and a 1% fee applies during non-market hours (like weekends and public holidays). Please check your plan's details for more information.
Learn more.Your main multi-currency account (based in your home country) is great for centrally managing your business' international finances. That includes holding, exchanging, and sending multiple currencies globally.
If you have a separate or subsidiary business unit based and registered in a second country, you might want to open a local Revolut Business account in that country. This means signing up your local business with our entity in that country (e.g., the US, the UK, Australia, Singapore, or France) for a second Revolut Business account.
A local Business account provides fully localised account details (like a local IBAN, if available, or a US ACH routing number). This makes it better suited for businesses that need a local financial presence, or are managing significant operations in that country. You’ll need to have a registered business entity in the region to be eligible, and meet any other eligibility requirements.
The account features available may vary by registration country, and regional fees and T&Cs apply. Local business accounts are provided by the Revolut Business entity in the relevant region.
Learn more about opening accounts in other regions:
Yes, when you pay with your Revolut Business card, we automatically deduct funds from the balance corresponding to the currency of the transaction, if available. For example, if you're making a purchase in GBP, we'll complete your payment using your GBP balance. This helps you avoid exchanging whenever possible.
If that currency balance isn't high enough to cover the transaction, we'll exchange your base currency to the amount required in the target currency at the interbank rate (during market hours, within your plan's allowance). Fees may apply, depending on your plan and the time of the exchange.