I’ve never had a logo update with them. Ever.
It lets you provide data but I queried it once and they said it’s handled by the merchant.
Waste of process development.
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Chase say this too.
I’d love to know how much truth there is to this? Are merchants submitting logos to each bank or is there some kind of central system?
I’ve no clue, unless they can build their profile within the payment service provider.
I posted about this back in August in the Starling thread.
They will be using Ethoca (owned by Mastercard).
It’s up to merchants to submit their logo to Mastercard via the Ethoca system. Each bank using Mastercard will then grab the logo from Ethoca.
There is a form on the website that merchants need to complete, along with an upload function. It’s for merchants only though, not customers.
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Does anyone know how much the fee free allowance is for international withdrawals with Ultra? Can’t seem to find it anywhere on the upgrade page
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It’s £2,000 regardless of other currency.
So whatever you withdraw equivalent to £2k.
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I did already convert currency GBP to baht, but then they charged a 2% baht withdrawal fee as well, which seems like a ATM withdrawal fee along with the fee to exchange (still within my metal currency allowance)
Edit: nvm, read your message wrong. Cheers
Your exchange is unlimited.
Your withdrawals are up to £2k rolling monthly period, so if your THB was over £2k, you’re charged the fee.
Anything new?
Does anyone know if this is a real revolut card? Shows up in the ads for the Revolutionary event they are doing.
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It also says card will be subject to availability but I cannot find anything else about it anywhere.
Though I imagine it may be exclusive to attendees.
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£50 
I can convince myself to pay like £15 for these cards but £50 is a bit mental.
Though I do like this design…
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It’s the promo card for their Revolutionary event or whatever it is.
Didn’t know it was going to be possible to order.
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As for the card material, it’s metal in this case.
Longest sentence ever.
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Yeah it’s a different entity.
Revolut NewCo Ltd is the UK banking entity I believe.
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I’d be surprised if they kept that name. Lawyers tend to use ‘NewCo’ when they set up a shelf company as part of a corporate reorganisation. I’d expect the existing Revolut Ltd to be renamed and for the new company to take its name. But I could be wrong.
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Has anyone managed to link their normal account to Revolut? I tried to link my HSBC twice and both times it failed.