Looks like Revolut VISA virtual cards comes up with 4633 instead of 4165 
3 UK lottery websites declined my new Visa today 
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I feel they have major new card number issues as pay at pump doesn’t work with any of my new physical cards either.
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In that case wait until outside the 14 day window and cancel paying 2 months’ fees? (If on the monthly plan, of course). I don’t remember seeing that condition before
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I’m not bothered about using it tbh, just fancied adding it to the collection. I have the standard revolut visa as back up when abroad.
Just thought I would highlight it.
Maybe they have added it to the terms after a load of this forum signed up and then cancelled after receiving the card
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They won’t cancel it. Haven’t any of mine.
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You are the resident expert haha! How many cards have you had off them?
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I’ve metal, pride, chromatic, premium and basic.
Started with metal plan, downgraded to plus after 14 days £12.99 spent.
Then downgraded to standard from plus same day I think and got a refund of the £2.99.
All cards still work.
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It’s not hard to find BIN/IIN online checkers, but not all of them are accurate 
Unless 
moved to Ukraine without telling us 
Results from bincodes.com about my virtual card 
Accurate BIN/IIN checker, in my opinion 
It shows that my new Revolut VISA virtual card as “CREDIT” card 
card 
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Nice collection.
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I saw it yesterday, but didn’t have any issues with my Vaults 
Elsewhere on the internet I read about the case of Ipagoo, an e-money institution that went bust in 2019. Apparently ex-customers have only just been told that they will receive between 50% and 60% of their “safeguarded” funds, the rest is lost due to administration costs.
I’ve never heard of any other e-money providers going bust and so had no idea how the insolvency process would work for impacted customers. But this’ll make me think twice about whether I keep more than a few hundred in any account without actual, proper FSCS protection. Safeguarding be damned.
Posting here as Revolut is perhaps the most famous company still on an e-money licence, and because I don’t know where else to post it
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Handy to know, thanks!
Revolut can’t be far behind in getting their banking licence surely
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not at the rate their compliance and regulatory folks keep leaving
Thought we might have had their annual report to peak at by now 
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Very true. Maybe they’re having a refit
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It’s odd that folk seem to think it’s just a matter of time. It seems to me there are things to fix - whether they’re easily doable / palatable is anyone’s guess.
Agree. I think the bigger they get the less likely it becomes given the obvious gaps / press coverage. BoE will be super wary.
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