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Spend flexibly, and score cashback on purchases with our credit cards. T&Cs apply.
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Enjoy an extended grace period¹ up to 62 days², with low rates and no hidden fees
1% back, every time you tap
Get 1% cashback¹ on every cashless transaction for your first three months, or up to €1,000 – whichever comes first. After that, enjoy an unlimited 0.1% cashback¹ on cashless credit card purchases.Apply now
interest-free for up to 62 days
Planning a big purchase? Enjoy more flexibility, with an extended grace period² up to 2 months when you repay in full before the next calendar month ends.
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Get notified about upcoming payments, or settle your balance automatically with Autopay. Want to make spending management extra smooooth? Apply budget limits, so you’ll never go overboard.
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What is the effective APR? APR (annual percentage rate): The effective rate charged for your loan, which includes the total interest rate plus any additional fees and charges. Representative example for Revolut Credit Card Get €4,100 credit limit with annual fixed interest rate of 15% by signing an open-ended contract. Assuming that you use the credit limit for 3 months, the total amount payable will be €4,255.01, Annual Percentage Rate (APR): 16.08%. Monthly payment will be 3% of the used credit but not less than €10 and accrued interest (if any). There won’t be any monthly payments or any interest if you don’t use the credit
¹Grace period and cashback are not applied to cash withdrawals, money transfers, and credit card payments for gambling and investments. ²Grace period refers to the period during which interest is accrued but not charged on purchases. The period runs from the first day of the billing cycle or the first day of the month, until the next due date or the last day of the next calendar month. You need to repay in full by the due date or the end of the grace period to avoid being charged interest.