Broker review · #9 of 10
Revolut Review: Overview & Rating
The everything-app's brokerage — convenient, improving, not yet a specialist.
Last reviewed August 2026 · Fees and features change; always confirm on the broker's own site.
How we scored it
Weighted overall: Fees 30%, ETF range 25%, savings plans 15%, platform 15%, safety 15% — full methodology.
Revolut at a glance
- Regulator
- Bank of Lithuania (EU) / FCA (UK)
- Founded
- 2015
- HQ
- London, UK (EU bank: Vilnius, Lithuania)
- ETF order fee
- €0 within plan allowance
- Custody fee
- €0 (0.12%/yr on some plans)
- Savings plans
- Recurring buys, free
- Fractional shares
- Yes
What we like
- Investing lives inside an app you may already use daily
- Commission-free trades within your plan allowance
- Recurring buys make small-scale ETF saving easy
- European bank licence (Lithuania) for deposits
What to watch
- Modest UCITS ETF selection compared with dedicated brokers
- Free-trade allowance depends on your subscription tier; fees apply beyond it
- Brokerage entity and protections differ from the banking side — read the fine print
ETFPanda verdict
The convenience is real and the ETF offering keeps improving, but dedicated brokers still beat it on fund choice, costs at scale, and clarity of investor protection. A good on-ramp — most serious ETF savers eventually add a specialist account.
Best for: Existing Revolut users starting small who want a frictionless first step into ETF investing.
Ratings are ETFPanda's editorial opinion and never for sale. Nothing on this page is investment advice; features, fees and investor protections vary by country of residence. Capital at risk.