Invest · Broker review
Revolut Trading
Convenient but limited stock investing inside the Revolut app
$15 more per $10,000 than Interactive Brokers (FX cost only)
Not financial advice.This is a comparison of FX costs only. We don't recommend specific investments. Always consult a qualified financial adviser before investing.
Verdict
Revolut Trading offers commission-free US stock access with a decent 0.25% FX rate — significantly better than most banks. But its stock offering is limited (~2,000 US stocks and some ETFs), research is minimal, and it lacks advanced order types. Best as a convenience feature for existing Revolut users rather than a dedicated investment platform.
FX cost breakdown
FX cost comparison on $10,000 investment
Pros & cons
Pros
- Zero commission on US stocks
- 0.25% FX — better than most banks
- Integrated with Revolut banking — seamless for existing users
- Fractional shares from $1
- Available across EU and UK
Cons
- Limited stock universe (~2,000 vs 10,000+ at IBKR)
- Basic platform — no advanced order types
- Revolut is not a traditional broker — regulatory status varies by country
- Stock trading locked to premium subscription plans in some markets
Who can use it
Markets available
Supported corridors
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Invest by market & home country
See how Revolut Trading compares for your specific home country and target market — with FX cost, regulation, and tax notes.
US stocks
S&P 500
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global ETFs
MSCI World / FTSE All-World
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UK stocks
FTSE 100
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emerging markets
MSCI Emerging Markets
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Indian stocks
Nifty 50
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European stocks
EURO STOXX 50
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bonds and fixed income
Bloomberg Global Aggregate
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REITs
FTSE NAREIT All REITs
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