After the tests and the first communications of the past weeks, the ride to IBAN Italian for customers Revolut: in particular, the novelty concerns the old customers, who had initially joined the bank with Iban Lithuanian and who are now receiving the communication of the passage.

The migration of the old Revolut customers to IBAN Italiano started

Revolut is an English company regulated by the Banca di Lithuania (and the European Central Bank), and for these the first open currents had an IBAN that started with LT, therefore Lithuanian. After the test period started in November, at the end of last year, Revolut became an Italian bank in all respects, thanks to the branch Revolut Bank Uab, and new -opening current accounts are Italian results since that moment.

To those who had an iban Lithuanian, that is, the already customers, the transition to an Italian Iban in the following months was promised. This possibility obviously represents a nice advantage for users who live and work in the Belpaese, since it allows you to simplify the salary credits, execution of payments and domiciliation of bills.

In these hours they are coming via e-mail or directly via the app of important communications, which precisely warn the possibility of migration. With the latter, customers will be able to continue safely to use all the services and features they are used to, and the cards will remain functioning, without the need for replacement.

Revolut leaves the freedom of choice to the user, without particular deadlines: migration does not happen automaticallyand can only proceed when they come provided the necessary information in compliance with the legislation. Just follow the instructions to complete the identity checks (with the confirmation of the identity card, which can be made directly by the smartphone app). The transition to IBAN Italian is results irreversible, And the old Iban LT will remain operational for at least 12 months for direct charges and incoming payments.

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