Digital bank Revolut is making significant strides in Brazil with the launch of new financial products aimed at transforming the banking experience for consumers.
The company recently introduced subscription plans featuring interest-bearing accounts in Brazilian reais (BRL), metal debit cards, accounts for minors, and benefits akin to premium credit cards.
Additionally, Revolut has begun testing its first credit card in Brazil, marking a pivotal step in its mission to become the primary banking provider for its users in the region.
The offerings reflect Revolut’s commitment to delivering accessible, and globally competitive financial services.
Glauber Mota, CEO of Revolut in Brazil, emphasized the company’s vision, stating:
“We know Brazil has huge potential for Revolut. We’re just beginning to show what we’re capable of delivering and are committed to bringing the best the world has to offer to Brazil.”
This strategic expansion underscores Brazil’s importance as a key market for Revolut’s global business strategy.
A cornerstone of Revolut’s Brazilian rollout is the interest-bearing account, which allows users to earn returns on their BRL deposits—a feature designed to attract customers seeking more value from their everyday banking.
The subscription plans also include metal debit cards and premium benefits, such as travel insurance and cashback, positioning Revolut as a competitor to traditional banks and premium credit card providers in Brazil.
In April 2025, Revolut launched its first credit card in Brazil in partnership with Visa.
Named the Revolut Standard, the card is currently in a testing phase and is being rolled out gradually through an invitation-only process, with eligibility subject to a credit assessment.
Notably, the card comes with no annual fees, making it an attractive option for cost-conscious consumers.
This move aligns with Revolut’s goal of offering user-friendly financial products that challenge conventional banking norms.
Revolut’s expansion in Brazil also includes accounts tailored for minors, enabling parents to manage their children’s finances seamlessly.
By combining innovative technology with customer-centric features, Revolut aims to capture a significant share of Brazil’s / Latin America‘s fast-growing financial market.
As the company continues to roll out its offerings, it is poised to enhance banking services in Brazil, delivering a global financial experience that aims to prioritize accessibility, flexibility, and value for its users (much like other fintechs in the region like Nubank).