Revolut Business

Business banking, across borders

Revolut Business brings multi-currency balances, payments, corporate cards and spending controls into an app-based account. It can be relevant for companies with overseas suppliers, distributed teams or customers who pay in different currencies. Suitability depends on your transaction pattern, country and business structure.

Revolut’s official business documentation describes local and international transfers, currency exchange within plan allowances, physical and virtual cards, and expense-management tools. Availability is not uniform across markets. DreamReferral is independent and cannot provide business account approval or regulated treasury advice.

Multi-currency treasury without the guesswork

Receiving and paying in the same currency can reduce unnecessary conversions. Keep a clear record of future liabilities, expected receipts and the dates when cash is needed. Holding foreign currency exposes a business to exchange-rate movements; an account feature is not a complete currency-risk policy.

Check which currency balances and local account details your company can access. A balance in a currency does not necessarily mean that all domestic payment rails or local receiving details are available. Confirm the details with customers before changing invoices.

Corporate cards and team controls

Physical and virtual company cards can help separate employee expenses from personal spending. Assign cards to named users, restrict access to an appropriate role and use spending limits where supported. Require receipts and a business purpose for reconciliation.

Approval workflows and accounting integrations may help reduce manual work, but do not replace financial controls. Decide who can create beneficiaries, approve transfers, change card limits and administer the account. Remove access promptly when someone leaves your company.

International payouts and fees

Use your real payment volume to compare plans. A higher allowance is not automatically better value if you rarely use it. We do not present one regional price as a global quote. Review the official plan page for your registered country and the transaction preview before sending funds.

Company eligibility

Your company generally needs to be active, properly registered in a supported jurisdiction and within supported legal structures and industries. The provider may request incorporation details, operating address, ownership information, directors’ identities and evidence of business activity.

Requirements differ by country. A website or overseas customer alone does not establish eligibility. Complex ownership, regulated activity or unusual transaction patterns may require additional checks. Do not send confidential company documents to DreamReferral: upload them only through the provider’s official onboarding process.

Request an invitation and apply

1. Confirm your business is eligible using the official setup guidance.
2. Use the Business invitation email button. An available referral invitation is not an account approval.
3. Read the exact campaign terms, including whether your company counts as a new customer and who receives any benefit.
4. Apply directly with Revolut Business and provide the requested verification documents.
5. Set user permissions, payment approvals and card controls before funding routine operations.
6. Keep a second payment route available until account details and critical workflows have been verified.

Our Revolut Business masterclass covers multi-currency planning, reconciliation and operational controls in more detail. For individual spending, use the separate Personal account overview.