Revolut can change these terms with two months' notice via the app. If you keep using your account after the notice period, you are treated as having agreed to the new terms. If you object, Revolut will treat that as a request to close your account.
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Consumers who do not regularly check the Revolut app may miss important changes to fees, rights, or service conditions, and will be bound by those changes simply by continuing to use their account.
If Revolut changes its terms to your disadvantage and you miss the in-app notification, you will be treated as having accepted those changes after two months, with the only alternative being to close your account entirely.
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"We will tell you about any changes to these Terms at least 2 months before they take effect by sending you a notification in the Revolut app. If you don't tell us that you disagree with the changes before they take effect, you'll be treated as accepting them. If you do tell us you disagree, we will treat this as notification that you want to close your Account.Excerpt from Revolut's Terms of Service
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages the Payment Services Regulations 2017 (regulation 51) which requires payment service providers to notify customers of changes to a framework contract at least two months in advance and permit customers …
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Consumers who do not regularly check the Revolut app may miss important changes to fees, rights, or service conditions, and will be bound by those changes simply by continuing to use their account.
If Revolut changes its terms to your disadvantage and you miss the in-app notification, you will be treated as having accepted those changes after two months, with the only alternative being to close your account entirely.
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