Revolut – From 0 To 50.000 Customers in 3 Months

"But former Revolut employees say this high-speed growth has come at a high human cost – with unpaid work, unachievable targets, and high-staff turnover."

And more exploitative methods explained in the article... after reading that article a couple of years ago I stopped using them. There are more ethical banks out there, like Triodos, especially important in these times.

From: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/revolut-trade-unions-labour-...

Edit: clarity

I switched my business account from HSBC to Revolut 2 years ago and haven’t looked back, they are far superior. HSBC could not handle the fact that I had moved to Portugal, but still managed a UK registered company, insisting I come into a UK branch for trivial admin tasks such as change of address. Revolut is great for international business, FX rates are very good and payments are free (within £25 pm flat fee) even to countries like Serbia (were I have an office).

Should be noted that Revolut, and other mobile banks, had (has?) a reference program where for every person you invited and registered they paid you and them $10. Not credits or some gift but actual money you could use as you wished. Getting thousand of users is unsurprising.