Revolut Bank open for deposits and loans from today

So I can set this up for my direct debits can I transfer my Ulster Bank account balance to this and close UB
 
You can't use the switching code like say from Ulster Bank to BOI so you will need to open Revolut account and notify all companies with new details for direct debit and then close UB account.
 
When you conclude that it's just a holding account with no interest applicable, in an era of zero interest rates, does this really matter?

I suppose what most people want to know is can they simply use Revolut as a Current Account now. This would be especially attractive to UB and KBC customers who may be undecided about where to switch their accounts to, now those banks are leaving.
 
Can I get my salary paid into it? And does it have google pay? Looking for options after KBC. Thanks
 
Can I get my salary paid into it? And does it have google pay? Looking for options after KBC. Thanks
Same as that. I think a lot of people would be interested if you can use it effectively as a Current Account, with maybe a back-up a/c from EBS in case of any cheque or cash lodgements.
It would also be important to some to find out if Joint Accounts are now permitted, as this wasn't possible previously with Revolut.
 
Can I get my salary paid into it? And does it have google pay? Looking for options after KBC. Thanks
I've seen reports of some employers refusing to pay to a Lithuania bank account with the LT IBAN number, so you might want to double-check with your employer or colleagues before you finally decide.
 

Revolut under pressure after UK regulators find audit flaws


 
Does this mean that deposits (upto 100k) are / are not covered by the guarantee scheme does anyone know?
As of today the Central Bank says that Revolut Bank UAB is "authorised in another Member State of the EEA which has notified the Financial Regulator of its intention to provide deposit-taking and other services in the State on a cross-border basis."

Link.

I presume (correct me if I'm wrong) that the Lithuanian deposit protection scheme applies.