After Bonds in Europe, Revolut Brings “Tax-Efficient Stock Investing” to UK Retail Investors

Revolut has launched a new Stocks and Shares ISA for its UK customers. This follows the company’s recent move to offer access to bond markets for retail investors in the European Economic Area (EEA).

According to the firm, the new ISA product allows UK users to invest in shares and ETFs within a tax-efficient wrapper. Customers can start investing with as little as £1. Revolut offers access to UK-listed companies, European and US stocks, and hundreds of ETFs from providers such as Vanguard and BlackRock.

UK Investors Gain Tax-Efficient Options

Transfers from existing ISA providers will be available in the coming weeks. Interest on uninvested cash within ISA pots will also be introduced, but no exact date has been given.

The company’s EEA bond market rollout, announced earlier, gave retail users the ability to invest in fractional bonds. Investors can choose from government and corporate bonds in multiple currencies. The minimum investment is €100, and trades are executed within the Revolut app.

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Yana Skrebenkova, CEO of Wealth and Trading UK at Revolut, said the company is offering more low-cost investment options to its UK user base.

“Our UK customers can grow their money in a tax-efficient investment Stocks and Shares ISA, put their money back into homegrown companies, and diversify their portfolios through ETFs, European and US stocks, giving them far more choice to hedge against market volatility,” Skrebenkova added.

New Market Entry: Argentina Acquisition

Meanwhile, Revolut has agreed to acquire Banco Cetelem in Argentina from BNP Paribas, marking its first direct entry into the South American banking market. The deal includes Cetelem’s local banking license and about $6.4 million in assets.

This acquisition enables the firm to establish a formal presence in Argentina’s financial system as it advances its international expansion. Regulatory approval is underway, and Revolut has appointed a CEO for its Argentine operations.