Revolut has started rolling out its financial services to thousands of users in India as part of a phased launch ahead of a broader market entry, according to techcrunch.com. The company began this initial rollout in late May 2026, targeting early adopters to test its offerings before expanding access nationwide.
The rollout involved inviting select users to access Revolut’s app features, including digital banking, payments, and currency exchange services. Revolut’s India head stated that this controlled launch aims to gather user feedback and ensure compliance with local regulations. The company plans to gradually increase the user base while refining its product to suit the Indian market’s needs.
India’s fintech sector has seen significant growth with increasing digital adoption and regulatory support. Revolut’s entry adds to competition among global and domestic players such as Paytm and PhonePe, which dominate digital payments and financial services. The move reflects Revolut’s strategy to tap into India’s expanding middle class and growing demand for digital financial solutions.
Revolut has not disclosed the exact timeline for its full launch but confirmed that the initial rollout covers thousands of users across multiple Indian cities. The company will monitor user engagement and regulatory developments closely before scaling its services further, as reported by techcrunch.com.