Pay later on anything, anywhere
Activate Pay Later mode to pay in three, both in-store and online, with any Revolut card or just directly use your exclusive Pay Later card. And there’s no interest! Just a small 2.99% fee per purchase, included in your repayments
You’re in the know, always
View your spending limits, fee structure and repayment schedule before you hit go. We’ve got your back - we’ll remind you when your payments are coming up, or if you need to add funds
Stick to budget when you spread the cost
When you split the cost you can put quality before price, whether it’s investing in a new laptop, or staple wardrobe pieces that will last a lifetime
Representative example
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) of 42.31% p.a. with assumption: total loan amount of 1000 zł, total amount to be repaid 1044,85 zł, nominal interest of 0% p.a., total cost of credit amounting to 44,85 zł (including transactional fee 2.99%); assuming that the Pay Later credit limit is fully a non-cash transaction and is repaid in 2 equal monthly instalments of 522,43 zł, the first instalment is due 30 days after funds withdrawal, as of 2022-06-16. Note: The above is an example. Your Pay Later Limit may be higher than the example used. You may enter multiple Purchase Plans within your overall Pay Later Limit. We used some assumptions to calculate APR. These will be set out in the SECCI and your Credit Agreement
If you are worried about making payments on any of your Revolut products, we are here to help and you should contact us as soon as you can. Find more information here. Lending criteria, terms and conditions will apply. Pay Later is available to Revolut customers who are residents of the Republic of Ireland over the age of 18. Pay Later applications are subject to approval. Some transactions, such as gambling transactions or cash withdrawals, are excluded from the PayLater product. For an up to date list of exclusions please refer to the Pay Later FAQ's within the Revolut app. Warning: If you do not meet the repayments on your loan, your account will go into arrears. This may affect your credit rating which may limit your ability to access credit in the future.