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"If we close your Account in exceptional circumstances, you will only be able to exchange funds into your base currency, liquidate your trading account, sell any cryptocurrency or commodities, and send money via external bank transfer...Excerpt from Revolut's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “If we close your Account in exceptional circumstances, you will only be able to exchange funds into your base currency, liquidate your trading account, sell any cryptocurrency or commodities, and send money via external bank transfer...”
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