Not much changed!!
Just for Metal subscription there is no limit on trade counts per month…
Premium stayed same - 8 trades and Standard is 3 trades.
Personally liked it for a time beeing, till i saw 212trading…
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Hi, is there a way to keep track of the total amount spent on transaction commissions (€1) on the Trading view?
The question comes because I noticed that my Trading summary: +/- dollars and +/- % does not include money spent on transaction commissions (of €1), so effectively is a Gross gain/loss, which is the right thing to do IMO.
If I want to see the Net gain/loss as well or simply the accumulation of money spent on transaction commissions, it would be convenient to see this on the Trading view too.
How are you keeping track of this?
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Any luck updating the contact details?
I did not want to be a pain in the ass so I waited 3 months before asking support again. The answer was the same. For some reason they cannot update such a basic thing. I am shocked.
None man, sorry I did not get to you earlier. I managed to get my last name updated since it had a typo, but the address change is still the same, got the same answer, look like a tech limitation at the moment.
Let’s try again in a few months,
Cheers,
Hi guys,
I’m a standard user and I have created investment account. Unfortunately, I’m unable to fund anything - the fund button is disabled and I have funds in my revolut account. I’m able to see the investment account with USD but it shows 0 funds and I can’t fund it.
Do you know what might the issue?
First you create a USD wallet and exchange your ideal amount into it, after that you fund the investment account from your USD wallet.
I wonder if anyone can help with the following:
I got a notification on my phone from revolut to advise the share price of a company had risen. I went into the app to sell the shares I had, and on 3 occasions, it said “declined”. I have tried to go back into the app but my shareholding is no longer visible. When I check tranactions it says TRADE and then reverted.
I am new to this so wonder if anyone can advise?
Thanks
You have to discuss this with the in-app chat support!
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How do you buy a fractional share?
You simply set an amount when buying
Got the same issue with BEP, and shareholders should be getting new BEPC - how will revolut provide these if it doesn’t trade BEPC?
It will not, you will have to sell/buy OTC
Can you confirm that your Apple shares have been split into your account?
EU stock trading and Brexit email.
As you know, the UK will formally leave the EU after 31 December 2020. As a result, our trading company, Revolut Trading Limited (RTL), will no longer be able to passport its services across the EEA from 1 January 2021, as an appointed representative of its UK principal firm (which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.)
This means that RTL will no longer be authorised on behalf of its principal firm to advertise, promote or otherwise provide the trading service to you under EU law after this date. You can, however, choose to continue trading with RTL from 1 January 2021 if you are comfortable with how the following changes affect you, so please do read on.
How will Brexit affect me?
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You have until 31 December 2020 to decide what to do next. We will continue to update you via the Revolut App, email and our Help centre page with relevant information.
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Hey Revolut community,
So what does the new Brexit law mean for Revolut traders. What will practically change? Is it still possible to trade, will there be changes on the commissions and stocks added?
Thanks everyone.
Hello 
community,
Im Europe citizen(non uk) and i still got this email. In account settings i noticed i have non uk IBAN. So does this message affects me (as investor)? Or its send to all users regardless of location?
Thanks in advance
It’s only relevant to customers outside UK. That’s what it’s about: the legal circumstances for users that aren’t UK residents changes.
ok let’s rephrase:
Does country associated with revolut IBAN number does trading or by default all trading goes through UK?
Trading is not really related to other services Revolut offers. There are UK and US entities involved. Brexit doesn’t change that. Only the legal situation for customers that aren’t UK residents changes when they decide to keep trading. If you’ve got further questions, can you maybe be more specific about what detail you’re not understanding in the email?