Revolut added a new feature called 'Move Money Rules' that lets you automatically transfer funds between pockets in your account or exchange currencies based on conditions you set. The terms note that limits and fees may apply depending on your plan. This is a new product feature disclosure rather than a change to your rights or protections.
Revolut introduced a new optional feature allowing you to set up automatic transfers between account pockets and currency conversions. The updated terms state that limits and fees may apply depending on your Revolut plan, meaning some users may incur costs when using this feature. You should review your specific plan details to understand what limits and fees apply before setting up automated rules.
This change introduces a new convenience feature that may streamline account management, but users should understand that plan-dependent limits and fees may apply when using automated rules. The disclosure is transparent about cost, but specifics remain to be clarified in plan documentation.
→ Review your Revolut plan details to understand what limits and fees apply to Move Money Rules before setting up automated transfers.
→ You may incur unexpected fees if you enable Move Money Rules without understanding your plan's fee structure.
→ You may hit automatic transfer limits without knowing they existed, interrupting intended automated movements.
New optional automated transfer feature allowing users to set conditions for moving funds between pockets and exchanging currencies; limits and fees apply by plan.
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Revolut disclosed a new product feature (Move Money Rules) that enables automated intra-account transfers and currency exchanges. The disclosure is minimal and states only that limits and fees apply by plan. This appears to be a product announcement rather than a substantive change to user rights, obligations, or protections. No new regulatory exposure appears to arise from the feature itself, though the feature may be subject to existing payment services regulation (PSD2 in EU, equivalent frameworks elsewhere). No immediate compliance action is likely required unless the feature engages regulatory requirements around algorithmic decision-making or automated transactions that have not yet been disclosed.
PSD2 (EU Payment Services Directive 2 if applicable to jurisdiction), FCA rules on automated transactions and payment initiation (if UK-applicable), equivalent payment services regulation in user's jurisdiction.
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