Business

It's 2020! Now’s the time to make the most of those “fresh start” feelings and set some bold goals for your business. While everyone at the helm of an SME wants to increase turnover or bring in new clients, it’s worth thinking outside the box when it comes to your targets.

Now could be the right time to start thinking of the next step in your Revolut for Business journey, with an upgrade to one of our paid plans. The question is, how do you work out exactly when you should upgrade? And how will it help you manage your growing business?

Does your current bank truly offer the products and features you need to succeed? If things between you have seemed stagnant for a while, and you’re looking to gain greater control of your business finances, it might just be time to break up with your bank.

You made 2019 the biggest year ever for Revolut for Business. We helped you launch your start ups, grow your client lists, and leave more time for the important stuff. As we head into 2020, we wanted to take a minute to reflect on the past 12 months, and celebrate what we’ve achieved together.

In 2018, Stu Kelly went on an adventure with his personal Revolut card. By 2019, he had started his own freelance animation business, with his Revolut for Business account.

While we love to geek out with our biggest business sectors: technology, software and finance, we wanted to take the time to celebrate some of the industries that get a little less attention, because they join our ranks in much smaller numbers. We present: 12 Days of Revolut for Business

Don’t worry – we’re not about to ghost you. We’ve outlined some common reasons applications aren’t successful and we go over what your next steps are.

While there are numerous challenges to battle when managing a small business, money concerns are at the top of the list for a majority of small business owners. Celebrating our new partnership with Revolut, we at monday.com are glad to present 5 budgeting tips for the small business owner.

Getting started with Revolut for Business is simple. We’ve written this quick guide to walk you through your first steps.

On December 4, 2019, 11:FS’s Fintech Insider kicked off the holiday season with Fintech After Dark: Christmas 2019 at Revolut HQ. What did they project for the future of fintech?

If last year is any guide, British workers will spend more than £10 million on entertainment with work colleagues this Christmas. For small businesses, it means not only additional expense, but more work for stretched financial staff. Here's how to get through the season in the black.

We’re proud to be releasing yet another amazing perk to our lineup through a partnership with Smart Pension.

Revolut for Business or a traditional business bank account? Your questions, answered.

With 2019 drawing to a close, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the year that’s passed, and look forward to the exciting year ahead. We’re looking for your stories of growth, acceleration and success with Revolut.

This week, we’re pleased to announce that you can now use your local UK GBP account details, to pay your Direct Debits.

Experts are still predicting £8.57 billion in spending in the next eight days, a 3.5% increase on last year. The question is, are you ready? Our top tips to make the most of your Revolut for Business account.

One in five (22%) SME leaders across UK, France and Poland ranked fraud and cyber crime among their top concerns. Some tips on how to prevent your business from becoming a victim.

After countless conversations, two whirlwind days and one epic party; we wanted to wrap up with exciting new products and features for accountants and businesses announced at London ExCeL this week.

Calling all entrepreneurs! Introduce your audience to a better way of managing their business finances.

On the 14th of September 2019, the PSD2 directive came into force. It is designed to give you control over your financial data by allowing you to share it with third parties if you choose to do so. Here's what you need to know

Some financial providers are only recently announcing they’ve added features like spending in both euros and pounds sterling on their cards. It’s a great feature to be sure, but for us, two currencies just aren’t enough.