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BlockFi’s $100m SEC penalty: What does this mean for crypto companies?

Last month, crypto-lending platform BlockFi agreed to settle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for $100 million - the largest penalty paid by a crypto company to date. This is an important development for a number of reasons

Australia

Revolut’s commission-free trading is now live in Australia

We've launched our Stock Trading feature in Australia! From today, you can invest in US stocks right from your Revolut app, with no hidden fees.

Revolut

What Brexit means for you and Revolut Trading

As you know, the UK will formally leave the EU after 31 December 2020. This will affect a few things which we just need to make you aware of – don't worry though, this doesn't have to interrupt your trading experience too much.

RevAcademy

The 10 key steps to stock picking

Stock-picking is simply choosing companies to invest in. The hard bit is knowing which ones. The fun bit, we think, is working that out. This is your crash course in navigating stock markets.

RevAcademy

Trading vs Investing: How Are They Different?

Trading vs investing: two terms that might seem synonymous to many people. Both refer to ways of buying and selling shares in the stock market [https://blog.revolut.com/what-is-the-stock-market/]. Both seek to

RevAcademy

What is the stock market?

If you’re reading this, then the chances are you've bought some shares or are thinking of buying shares, but you're still a beginner to the stock market. This article aims to equip you with some basic knowledge to help you make more informed decisions about stock market investing.

RevAcademy

Investing during Covid-19

Daily life has changed beyond all recognition, at least in the short-term. The chances are much of your stock portfolio has gone red and you’re left wondering, what now? Should you sell, buy or sit tight and do nothing?

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Revolut explains fractional shares

A fractional share is just that: a fraction of a whole share. Companies issue whole units of stocks, called shares, which are then traded on the public market for investors – like you – to buy.

News

Introducing new and improved Trading 📊

Since we launched our Trading platform just a few months ago, our team has been working tirelessly on building the latest features; we’re delighted to say they’re now ready to go.