Revolut to target more bank licences in Europe, but coy on Ireland plans 

Already trades as a bank in 10 European markets including Greece, Latvia, Estonia, Croatia, and Cyprus
Revolut to target more bank licences in Europe, but coy on Ireland plans 

Revolut has applied for a banking licence in the US and the UK. 

Digital payments company Revolut is expected to apply for more banking licences across Europe, which would give it the power to offer loans and other credit products, but has stopped short of saying whether Ireland is in those plans.

While it is not known if it will seek such a licence in Ireland — where it acts as a payments facilitating company and has around 1.5m customers — it already has applied for an e-money licence here.

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