Su Hiang

03 Oct 2019

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Can Revolut be used for local retail purchases?

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Guo Hao Teo

03 Oct 2019

Self-Taught Enthusiast at Personal Finance

I was on the waitlist for a while (following this space in EU and UK), but based on what my friends have shared, yes, you can use Revolut for retail purposes as well.
If I am not wrong it is like a normal VISA contactless card which you can use like PayWave etc.

Just read this piece by the Seedly team here: https://blog.seedly.sg/singapore-multi-currency...

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