Revolut chat

thom_horne · 6 February 2023 20:46

I staked the free amount of DOT I received for doing all the crypto lessons. I mean nothing ventured, nothing gained.

thom_horne · 6 February 2023 20:52

the Standard card is now also a mastercard whereas when I got mine it was a Visa, glad I got mine at the time as it’s my only Visa card.

Remi · 6 February 2023 21:25

My 5 virtual ones are all VISA too
Physical Metal card is Mastercard

thom_horne · 6 February 2023 21:36

I’ve one “Virtual Visa” from before I received my card, a physical “Standard Visa” and my “Single-use Visa” I tried to find one single word for single-use but couldn’t think of one.

I’m tempted to a Virtual mastercard but I’ve no real need for it.

l33t · 7 February 2023 01:30

Wait so Rev is no longer Visa??

Carlo1460 · 7 February 2023 08:23

I have a mix. It changes regularly.

Nikhil · 9 February 2023 06:51

There’s a rumour going around that Revolut is looking at doing a share split anyone heard anymore?

Juno17 · 9 February 2023 08:28

Can you post some more information regarding the “rumours”

Nikhil · 9 February 2023 10:32

Please see link below can you make out anything out.

Juno17 · 9 February 2023 10:57

I think you are right,has there been a share split?

Juno17 · 9 February 2023 11:00

Does it matter though? Share splits don’t have any effect, except the denomination changes.

Nikhil · 9 February 2023 11:43

I’m not to sure myself I was hoping someone would know why they would do it

Juno17 · 9 February 2023 11:55

I think they are up to no good?? They still haven’t released the financials for year ending 2021

Peter_G · 9 February 2023 13:03

I can’t see the delay being good news.

j06 · 9 February 2023 14:34

What’s a share split?

Carlo1460 · 9 February 2023 14:48

Had a brief look online.

1 share split into 2 or more, but the total value of the owner stays the same.

IE I have 100 shares at £100.

Market split happens, so I get 200 shares, but still maintain £100 value, so no impact here.

Not a clue why this would happen, unless allows more people to access affordable shares? - confirmed below

A company may split its stock when the market price per share is so high that it becomes unwieldy when traded. One of the reasons is that a very high share price may deter small investors from buying the shares. Stock splits are usually initiated after a large run up in share price.

anon95680666 · 9 February 2023 14:53

but they are talking about nominal share price not market value share price

Carlo1460 · 9 February 2023 14:57

Shares aren’t my thing I wouldnt know the difference.

JIMMWX · 9 February 2023 16:19

It’s when you don’t want to share something so you split instead, so you can have all the cake.

I have no idea, just thought this would be funny. Plus @Carlo1460 linked below

Carlo1460 · 9 February 2023 16:24

I’ll take the cake.