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UK's Revolut makes India debut with a slew of prepaid products
Financial Express Kochi
|October 09, 2025
FOUR YEARS AFTER setting up shop in India, UK-based fintech giant Revolut is finally making its domestic debut with a lineup of prepaid products that mark its entry into a key financial service market globally —one that it hopes would bring in another 20 million users.
The company, valued at $75 billion and backed by Tiger Global, is rolling out a UPI-integrated prepaid wallet, a domestic prepaid card, and a prepaid forex card on Visa, hoping to attract the aspirational youth as much as the credit-averse, with a credit-card-like rewards programme for
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