Revolut Credit Cards Compared 2026

Revolut is an app-based financial provider (fintech) that offers its cards across several tiered plans – from a free entry account up to premium tiers with additional benefits. Common focuses are travel use, payments in foreign currencies and full management via a smartphone app. Because conditions differ significantly between tiers, it pays to look closely at the annual or monthly fee, foreign currency terms and the included extras. You can see the specific values of each Revolut card side by side in this comparison.

Who is it for?

For app-savvy users and travelers seeking a flexible card who want to match the right Revolut tier to their needs.

What to look out for

• Monthly or annual fee of the respective tier
• Foreign currency terms and travel suitability
• Included extras per tier
• Card type (credit, debit or prepaid function)
• Available limits and withdrawal conditions

At a glance

• Cards compared: 4
• Card types: 4 debit cards
• No annual fee: 1 of 4; otherwise €29.99 to €155 per year
• No foreign transaction fee: 4 of 4
• With revolving credit option: 0 of 4
• With travel insurance: 2 of 4
• No SCHUFA check: 4 of 4

Calculated automatically from the current card data in this comparison.

Recommendations compared

1. Revolut Standard – Digital debit card with real-time exchange rates for travel and online payments. Score: 8.5/10 (Very good) · Annual fee: €0 · Bonus: — · Rating: 8.0/10
2. Revolut Plus – Affordable entry into the Revolut ecosystem with a higher FX limit and reduced weekend surcharge. Score: 7.3/10 (Good) · Annual fee: €29.99 · Bonus: — · Rating: 7.7/10
3. Revolut Premium – Unlimited foreign currency transactions without surcharge plus a travel insurance package for under €9/month. Score: 6.8/10 (Fair) · Annual fee: €89 · Bonus: — · Rating: 7.8/10
4. Revolut Metal – Stainless steel card with cashback on payments and partner travel insurance — Revolut's top everyday card. Score: 6.5/10 (Fair) · Annual fee: €155 · Bonus: — · Rating: 7.9/10

All information without guarantee (continuously updated). Conditions may change – the provider's details are always decisive.

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Frequently asked questions

Which cards does Revolut offer?

Revolut offers cards across several tiered plans that differ in fee and scope of benefits. Currently included in our comparison: Revolut Standard, Revolut Plus, Revolut Premium and Revolut Metal. The conditions of each card are shown in the overview on this page.

What should I look out for with Revolut cards?

Look at the fee of each tier, the conditions for foreign currency payments and withdrawals, and the included extras. Also check whether it is a credit, debit or prepaid function.

Which card suits you best?

Use your personal usage profile to calculate the real annual cost of every card.