Revolut Business for business in Australia: Available
- Key eligibility
- A business registered in Australia, including sole traders, with directors and beneficial owners who can complete identity checks.
- Non resident position
- The Australian Business account is for businesses registered in Australia. A purely foreign company without Australian registration would apply under a different region rather than here.
- Local currency support
- Australian dollar account with local details, plus holding and exchange across 30 or more currencies.
- Headline monthly fee
- Basic from 10 Australian dollars a month, Grow from 21, and Scale from 79; an Enterprise plan is priced on request.
General information, not financial, legal, or tax advice. Verify current terms and eligibility with the provider before applying.
Does Revolut Business serve business customers in Australia?
Yes. Revolut Business is offered to companies registered in Australia through Revolut Payments Australia Pty Ltd, which holds an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL 517589). The product is an electronic money and payments account rather than a licensed bank account, so funds are safeguarded with partner institutions instead of carrying a banking deposit guarantee. Sole traders as well as companies can apply. The service combines an Australian dollar account, payments, corporate cards, and spend management in one app, and is used by businesses that send and receive across borders. As of 19 June 2026.
Eligibility for businesses in Australia
Your business should be registered in Australia, and you complete identity checks for directors and beneficial owners during onboarding. Sole traders can sign up as well as registered companies. You provide your business registration details, such as your Australian Business Number where applicable, and identity documents for the people who control the account. Some higher risk activities are restricted, so confirm your industry is supported before you apply. Verify with the provider
What it costs locally
Plans are tiered. Basic starts from 10 Australian dollars a month, Grow from 21, and Scale from 79, with an Enterprise plan priced on request. Higher plans raise the no fee allowances for currency exchange and transfers; for example exchange at the interbank rate is allowed up to a monthly cap that rises with the plan, and local and international transfer allowances increase by tier. Payment acceptance fees start from 0.5 percent. Revolut has noted plan price changes taking effect from 17 June 2026, so confirm the current figure on the pricing page. As of 19 June 2026
What local users report
Australian businesses commonly use Revolut Business for multi currency holding, card spend with controls, and lower cost transfers when paying overseas suppliers. Reviews on app stores and Trustpilot are broadly positive on the app experience, while some users note that support and account checks can take time, and that it is not a licensed bank in Australia. As of 19 June 2026, confirm the current terms with the provider.
How to open Revolut Business for business in Australia
- Confirm your business is registered in Australia and gather your registration details and identity documents for directors and beneficial owners.
- Apply online and complete the identity checks, which are usually reviewed within about a day.
- Once approved, activate your Australian dollar account with local details and add other currency accounts and cards as needed.
Questions about Revolut Business in Australia
Is Revolut Business available for business in Australia?
What does Revolut Business cost in Australia?
Does Revolut Business support the Australian dollar?
Is Revolut a bank in Australia?
Availability, fees, and eligibility change. This page was last reviewed on 19 June 2026. Confirm the current position with Revolut Business before applying.