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Fintech startup Revolut has its own banking license in the European Union since late 2018. The Bank of Lithuania has granted a specialized license — it isn’t a full-fledged license per se, as it focuses on some activities. Right now, Revolut takes advantage of its banking license in two countries — Poland and Lithuania.
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The company recently announced that it was applying for a banking license in the U.K., In Europe, Revolut has a specialized license from the Bank of Lithuania — some customers are already moving their account to Revolut Bank. Revolut currently has 15 million customers for its financial super app — most of them are in the U.K.
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