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Revolut commits to letting you manage and change your marketing preferences at any time, meaning you can opt out of receiving promotional communications through the app or other available channels.
This analysis describes what Revolut's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
The ability to opt out of marketing at any time is a practical consumer protection, but users should also be aware that transactional and operational communications are typically not subject to the same opt-out rights.
You can adjust your marketing preferences at any time through the Revolut app, which gives you ongoing control over whether you receive promotional emails, push notifications, or other marketing communications from Revolut.
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"allow you to manage and review your marketing choices at any timeExcerpt from Revolut's Privacy Policy
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Marketing communication opt-out rights engage the CAN-SPAM Act for commercial email, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) for SMS and telephone marketing, and CCPA and CPRA provisions governing use of personal data for targeted advertising. The FTC enforces CAN-SPAM and has taken action against companies that make opt-out processes unnecessarily difficult. TCPA is enforced by the FCC and through private litigation. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Low. The commitment to provide ongoing marketing opt-out rights is consistent with legal requirements under CAN-SPAM and TCPA and represents standard industry practice. The primary governance consideration is ensuring that opt-out mechanisms function reliably and that opt-out requests are processed within the timeframes required by applicable law. JURISDICTION FLAGS: CAN-SPAM applies federally. TCPA applies federally but has been extensively litigated in class action contexts. California CPRA's opt-out of sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising is distinct from a simple marketing opt-out and may require a separate mechanism. Some states have enacted stricter telemarketing opt-out requirements. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Marketing platform vendors and any third-party email or SMS service providers must be configured to honor opt-out requests within legally required timeframes. Vendor agreements should include provisions ensuring that opt-out signals are passed through and honored by any downstream marketing technology systems. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Marketing opt-out workflows should be audited periodically to confirm they function correctly across all channels including email, push notification, and SMS. Opt-out processing timelines should be verified against CAN-SPAM (10 business days) and TCPA requirements. The distinction between marketing opt-out and CCPA sharing opt-out should be clearly communicated to consumers.
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The ability to opt out of marketing at any time is a practical consumer protection, but users should also be aware that transactional and operational communications are typically not subject to the same opt-out rights.
You can adjust your marketing preferences at any time through the Revolut app, which gives you ongoing control over whether you receive promotional emails, push notifications, or other marketing communications from Revolut.
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