Stock prices

Check live prices and real-time charts for stocks directly in the Revolut app.

Here's what you can do in-app to keep an eye on stocks:

• Monitor live price movements and stock performance with historical charts
• Access financial stats, including P/E ratios, EPS, and market cap to evaluate the stock's value
• Stay informed with market news and analyst ratings directly in-app to help inform your strategy
• Set custom notifications to get pinged the moment your selected stock hits your target price

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

You can invest in stocks by following these steps:

1. Download Revolut for Android or iOS and sign up in minutes.
2. Go to Invest on the bottom menu, select Stocks, and search for the stock you want to buy
3. Tap Buy and enter the number of shares or the exact cash amount you want to invest — starting from just £1
4. Review the details and tap Submit to place your order.

When you sign up for an investment account with Revolut, your access to trading will be subject to our onboarding checks.

Be aware that unless otherwise specified, the order type selected will be a market order. To change the order type, you can tap the circle icon at the bottom left next to Review. Learn about different order types in our Help Centre.

After you submit an order, it may be in a pending status. You can learn about pending orders here.

We offer 4,000+ listed stocks. You can check out our available investment products in the Invest section of the app, even without creating an investment account.

You can invest in stocks with no added commission fees within your monthly allowance and pay zero custody or withdrawal fees.

Here's everything you need to know about other trading fees at Revolut:

ADR pass-through fees

These are fees charged by a depositary bank on your American Depositary Receipt (ADR) holdings. They generally range from £0.01–0.05 per share and are normally charged once per year, depending on ‌‌the ADR.

Regulatory fees

When applicable, the regulatory fees imposed by regulators will be withheld from your sales proceeds. To find out more about regulatory fees, visit this page.

Currency exchange fees

If you fund your investment account in currencies other than GBP, we’ll apply the real-time currency exchange rate and fees. For more information on currency exchanges, keeping reading this FAQ.

For more details on fees and charges associated with our services, depending on your plan, check our information about fees.

You can buy and sell stocks on the Revolut app by following these steps:

1. Download Revolut for Android or iOS and sign up in minutes
2. Go to Invest on the bottom menu, select Stocks, and search the stock you want to buy
3. Tap Buy or Sell and enter the number of shares or the exact cash amount you want to invest or sell
4. Review the details and tap Submit

Choose your order type

We support several ways to trade so you can choose the strategy that works for you:

• Market orders: buy or sell at the current best available price
• Market-on-open: queue orders outside of trading hours for the next session
• Limit orders: set a specific price to automatically trigger your trade

Learn about different order types in our Help Centre.

Settlement

Once a trade has been executed, it still needs to settle. Learn more about settlement and withdrawing money from your investment account in this FAQ.

How to view your trading orders

1. Go to Invest on the bottom menu
2. Scroll down to Orders to see pending orders and recurring buy orders
3. Scroll down to Transactions to see already executed orders and other transactions, such as top ups

Investing in stocks carries risks and may not be suitable for all investors. Stock prices can be volatile and are influenced by market conditions, economic factors, and company performance. Past performance is not indicative of future results. There is a risk of losing some or all of your invested capital.

When you invest through Revolut, your assets are protected:

• You own your shares: your instruments are held in safe custody under CASS rules, often via third-party brokers. While registered under our name for administrative purposes, you remain the beneficial owner of these assets at all times.
• FSCS protection: the FSCS can pay up to £85,000 per eligible person. The FSCS may be able to protect you if we go out of business and there is a shortfall in the money or assets that we or our sub-custodians are holding for you, but the FSCS cannot accept any claims that are for poor investment performance.

You can learn more about investment protection in our Help Centre.