“We may change these terms and conditions for any reason subject to applicable law.”
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Revolut's discretion to modify terms is expressly unlimited as to reason, constrained only by applicable law, meaning users' contractual conditions can change broadly.
The reader's contractual terms with Revolut may be changed for any reason, provided applicable law is not violated.
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"We may change these terms and conditions for any reason subject to applicable law.Excerpt from Revolut's Terms of Service (Superseded URL)
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Revolut's discretion to modify terms is expressly unlimited as to reason, constrained only by applicable law, meaning users' contractual conditions can change broadly.
The reader's contractual terms with Revolut may be changed for any reason, provided applicable law is not violated.
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