Revolut Kids & Teens
Strengths
- The only genuinely international option in the index — one setup works across borders, ideal for expat families and traveling teens.
- Strong parental controls including merchant-category blocking, rare at the free tier.
- Seamless graduation path: Kids & Teens → Revolut Teen (16–17) → full adult account.
Weaknesses
- No interest on youth balances and no youth investing.
- Feature depth depends on the parent's Revolut plan — the free tier is capped.
- US-specific terms are less documented than European ones; some features may differ.
Free with parent Revolut account
Free with a parent's Revolut account (number of child accounts depends on the parent's plan tier); optional paid subscription bundle and card personalization fees. US-specific plans are being re-verified — some details may differ from European terms.
Parent-administered sub-account: transaction alerts on every purchase, spending limits, merchant category blocking (e.g. gambling), instant card freeze, co-parent access. Account creation always initiated and approved by the parent.
Pockets (multiple savings goals) with optional round-ups. No interest paid on youth balances.
Virtual cards, Apple/Google Pay, instant freeze, real-time alerts, parent-side administration.
US deposits held via Revolut's US partner bank (pass-through) — see Revolut's US disclosures for the current partner bank.
None for under-16s. (Investing unlocks with the adult account at 18.)
Light in-app learning content; the product's philosophy is learning through real usage.
In-app chat; priority levels depend on the parent's plan.
The index's only international player — available across the UK, EEA, US and more; a fit for families who travel or live across borders.