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Anonymous

04 Nov 2019

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Will Revolut expose their stocks trading API so that it can be a partner broker for robo-advisors?

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Kelly Trinh

04 Nov 2019

Backoffice technical at financial services firm

I'd say unlikely since the robo-advisors likely have their own custodian/backoffice processes set up and it isn't clear the value add of doing the development work to connect to Revolut just for the trading piece.

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