Revolut <18

Revolut ＜18 is an app that allows young people to manage their money independently. It offers a customizable prepaid debit card, called Pockets, which can help users reach their financial goals faster by rounding up spare change and providing spending alerts and analytics. Users can also easily send and receive money between friends by saying "Revolut me." However, there are minimum age restrictions for certain features and personalization fees may apply for the debit card.

To get started, users must download the Revolut ＜18 app and create an account. If they are below the age of data consent, their parent or guardian will need to create an account for them from their own Revolut app. Once the account is created, the parent or guardian must approve it and can then order a personalized prepaid debit card for their child. The card can be added to Apple Pay or Google Pay for immediate use.

For parents and guardians, Revolut ＜18 offers security controls and the ability to create an account for their child from their own Revolut app. The age of data consent varies by country, with some allowing teens as young as 13 to create their own account with parental approval. Referrals and payments to and from customers on Revolut ＜18 are only available to teens within certain age ranges, depending on the country.

In countries such as Bulgaria, Denmark, and the United States, teens aged 13 and above can create an account with parental approval, while those under 13 will need their parent or guardian to create an account for them. In other countries like Austria, Belgium, and Spain, the minimum age for creating an account is 14. In Australia, the Czech Republic, and Greece, the minimum age is 15, and in countries like Croatia, Germany, and Ireland, it is 16. Referrals and payments are only available to teens within these age ranges.

Overall, Revolut ＜18 is a convenient and secure way for young people to manage their money, with features tailored to their needs and parental oversight for added security.