The global fintech Revolut has surpassed the milestone of 2 million customers in Greece.According to an official announcement, this development marks its dramatic transition from a travel payments and money transfer app into a core banking partner for millions of consumers. This achievement consolidates Greece’s position as one of Revolut’s fastest-growing and strategically most important markets globally. Today, more than 18% of the Greek population uses Revolut, placing the country among the markets with the highest penetration of the company worldwide.Greece is also now the 11th largest market for Revolut globally in terms of retail customers.According to Revolut, this development reflects a broader shift in the Greek banking landscape, as consumers increasingly turn to financial services that are user-friendly, tailored to everyday needs, and offer fee transparency. As a result, Revolut is playing an increasingly active role in customers’ daily financial habits, from payments and savings to investments and business services.This momentum has strengthened significantly over the past two years. In 2025, Revolut added more than 400,000 new retail customers in Greece, while its total customer base grew by over 30%. Platform usage also increased significantly, confirming Revolut’s transition from a travel transactions tool into a daily financial management platform. This shift is clearly reflected in app usage within Greece, where domestic payments have steadily increased year-on-year and now account for 68% of total card payments—evidence that customers are increasingly using Revolut for their everyday needs in Greece rather than only when travelling abroad. Total card transactions rose by nearly 50% year-on-year in 2025, while Revolut remained the most downloaded financial app in Greece for the second consecutive year.At the same time, customers are concentrating an increasing share of their broader financial activity on the platform. Revolut Business customers increased by more than 40%, while corporate deposits rose by around 60%, reflecting the growing adoption of the platform by Greek businesses and professionals.Investment activity also saw significant growth, with the number of investors increasing by nearly 60%, while total investment volume recorded an impressive rise of over 130%. Today, more than 320 million euros has been invested by Greek customers in Flexible Funds.