Revolut Expands Bond Trading and Launches Loyalty Program

Revolut is introducing the option to buy and sell corporate and government bonds for users across Europe. Offered through Revolut Securities Europe, this new service lets users invest in bonds in the European Economic Area with a minimum investment of €100 or $100 and a fixed fee of 0.25% per trade.

According to Fintech GTN, this feature uses its instant click-to-trade functionality, delivered via FIX and REST APIs.

Revolut is also broadening its trading options through a partnership with CMC Markets. CMC will offer trading, pricing, account systems, execution, and clearing, all available via the Revolut app. Initially, users will have access to FX, Index, Commodities, Treasuries, and Equity CFDs, with the possibility of supporting additional asset classes in the future, according to CMC CEO Peter Cruddas.

Furthermore, Revolut is rolling out a pan-European debit loyalty card program called RevPoints in the UK. Cardholders can convert spending into rewards, including airline miles and discounts on travel, accommodation, and experiences. This program aims to enhance the user experience by offering tangible benefits that align with customers’ lifestyles and spending habits.