Revolut Business has opened a waitlist for a new premium corporate card designed for companies with international operations.
The Visa-powered product, known as Titan, is set to launch in the UK early next year.
The fintech says the card will combine spend management tools with travel perks, data access and bundled business subscriptions.
The announcement comes as Revolut Business continues to expand its product offering for medium-sized and global companies.
Pricing and Platform Integration
Titan will be available to Revolut Business customers at a cost of £65 plus VAT per user per month.
The card runs on the existing Revolut Business platform, allowing companies to manage spending within a familiar system.
According to Revolut, Titan adds advanced expense management tools designed to reduce administrative workload.
Features include real-time expense tracking, automated receipt matching and simplified reconciliation processes.
These tools are aimed at helping finance teams gain clearer oversight of company spending across teams and borders.
The launch follows Revolut Business surpassing $1 billion in annualised revenue earlier this year.
Travel, Data and Lounge Access
The Titan card includes unlimited complimentary access to airport lounges for cardholders.
Revolut says this benefit is intended to support frequent business travellers and international teams.
Cardholders will also receive travel insurance, covering delays and lost luggage.
In addition, the card provides a monthly 10GB global data allowance.
This data can be used in more than 190 countries, reducing the need for local SIM cards or roaming plans.
The combined travel benefits position Titan as a competitor to premium corporate cards offered by traditional banks.
Subscription Perks Worth Up to £4,000
Titan also offers access to a bundle of business-focused subscriptions.
Revolut estimates the total value of these subscriptions at up to £4,000 per user each year.
Named partners include WeWork, Perplexity, Masterclass, NordVPN and Headway.
The fintech says these partnerships are designed to support productivity, learning and operational efficiency.
By bundling subscriptions, Revolut aims to make the monthly cost of the card more attractive to businesses.
Incentives and Waitlist Benefits
Eligible Revolut Business customers who join the Titan waitlist will receive early access notifications.
Those who enrol team members within 30 days of launch will receive 10,000 bonus RevPoints per user.
The bonus applies as long as each team member remains enrolled for at least 14 days.
Revolut has positioned RevPoints as a flexible reward system across its ecosystem.
Banking Ambitions Face Regulatory Delays
Despite expanding its card and payment services, Revolut’s banking ambitions in the UK remain on hold.
UK regulators have delayed approval of the company’s full banking licence.
Concerns have reportedly focused on risk controls linked to Revolut’s rapid international expansion.
The Prudential Regulation Authority granted Revolut a restricted licence last year.
This allowed the firm to hold up to £50,000 in total customer deposits under a mobilisation phase.
That phase typically lasts 12 months, but Revolut has now been in it for 14 months.
Cross-Border Payments Progress
Last year, Revolut partnered with Visa to enable instant card transfers for business customers.
The integration of Visa Direct allows companies to send funds to more than 78 countries.
Transactions can be completed in under 30 minutes across more than 50 currencies.
While regulatory hurdles remain, Revolut continues to push ahead with new products such as Titan to strengthen its position in the business payments market.
