- Online banking provider Revolut has suffered a widespread global outage, leaving customers unable to access its smartphone app or complete transactions using physical cards in stores.
- The disruption affected users across multiple countries, including the UK, France, and Spain, causing severe inconvenience as physical card transactions unexpectedly failed at checkouts.
- Revolut issued a statement on X acknowledging a major service disruption affecting multiple features and confirmed that its engineering team is actively working to restore full service.
- Despite widespread complaints from customers on social media regarding failed transfers and payments, Revolut's official system status webpage initially continued to report that all systems were operational.
- The UK-headquartered financial technology company serves more than 80 million personal customers and 800,000 business accounts globally, operating as a bank in over 30 countries.
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