Search a structured catalogue of banks, partner-led fintechs, multicurrency accounts, wallets, business platforms and crypto services. Every result tells you what the product is, where evidence supports availability and when its source was observed.
The catalogue currently contains 50 provider records. That is fixture coverage—not a claim about the size of the market.
A multicurrency account and international money-transfer platform with country-specific regulated entities.
Evidence-backed markets
United States, United Kingdom, India, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Singapore, Switzerland, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa, Saudi Arabia
A nationally chartered US bank offering checking and savings, an optional insured-deposit network and separately governed crypto and other financial products.
A Block, Inc. financial platform with separate wallet, savings, partner-bank, card, brokerage, credit and virtual-currency arrangements; it is not a bank.
A cryptocurrency exchange and custodial platform with separate United States Dollar cash, staking, card, subscription, securities and self-custody boundaries; it is not an FDIC-insured bank.
Evidence-backed markets
United States, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Singapore, Switzerland, Brazil, United Kingdom
A UK-authorised digital bank offering personal and business accounts, paid plans and separate savings, credit and investment products; its former US partner-bank programme closed in June 2026.
A German-licensed mobile bank offering personal and freelancer accounts across supported European markets, with product-specific plan, card, savings, investment and crypto conditions; all former US accounts are closed.
A Dutch-licensed mobile bank serving eligible EEA residents and supported businesses, with Dutch deposit-guarantee treatment and market-, plan- and product-specific conditions.
The BoursoBank brand of French credit institution Boursorama, offering digital current accounts, cards, savings, investments and credit subject to product conditions.
A French payment account and card service provided by Financiere des Paiements Electroniques, an ACPR-authorised payment institution rather than a bank.
A Swissquote-owned finance app operated by Yuh Ltd whose banking, account, card, securities and digital-asset services use product-specific Swissquote Bank terms; PostFinance exited ownership in July 2025.
A Saudi licensed bank offering direct current and deposit accounts with digital, branch, mada, SADAD and separately governed finance and investment services.
A US business-finance technology platform providing partner-bank checking and savings, cards, payments and separately governed credit and investment products.
A Canadian bank directly providing conditional business deposit accounts, payments, branches, cash services and separately governed credit and merchant products.
A Canadian bank directly providing conditional business chequing, payments, branches, cash services and separately governed credit and merchant products.
An Australian ADI directly providing conditional business transaction deposits, electronic banking, cards, branches, cash services and separately governed credit or merchant products.
An Australian ADI directly providing conditional business transaction deposits, electronic banking, cards, branches, cash services and separately governed credit or merchant products.
An Indian scheduled commercial bank providing a conditional RFC(D) current account for eligible resident individuals with defined foreign-currency sources.
A bank, fintech, wallet and exchange are not synonyms.
The primary category describes the product relationship a user is entering. Secondary capabilities explain what else it can do without changing its legal classification.
licensed-digital-bank
Licensed digital bank
A bank holding its own licence in the relevant market.
30 primary records in the current fixturebanking-fintech
Banking fintech
A technology company offering account or card services through one or more regulated partner institutions.
10 primary records in the current fixturemulticurrency-account
Multicurrency account
A service for holding, receiving, converting or spending multiple currencies.
1 primary records in the current fixturepayment-wallet
Payment wallet
A stored-value or payment account used to send, receive or spend money.
6 primary records in the current fixturebusiness-finance
Business finance platform
Accounts, payments, cards, expenses or treasury tools for companies.
2 primary records in the current fixtureremittance
Money transfer and remittance
Domestic or international money-transfer service.
0 primary records in the current fixturecrypto-exchange
Crypto exchange
A platform for buying, selling, holding or transferring digital assets.
1 primary records in the current fixturecorporate-card
Corporate card and expenses
Company and employee cards with expense controls.
0 primary records in the current fixture
Featured reviewed records
Evidence available for the first review set.
Revolut, Wise, Airwallex, Bluevine, Payoneer and PayPal are featured because the source manifest contains scoped review evidence. This position is editorial and is not sold.
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Revolut
banking-fintech
A multi-product financial platform whose exact legal and account structure varies by market.
12 source records
SRC-REVOLUT-US-TERMS · Revolut Personal Terms — United States · observed 2026-07-11
SRC-REVOLUT-US-CRYPTO-UNAVAILABLE · Revolut United States cryptocurrency terms · observed 2026-07-12
SRC-BOE-UK-DIGITAL-BANKS · New banks authorised since 2013 · observed 2026-07-12
SRC-REVOLUT-UK-BANK-TRANSITION · Is Revolut a fully licensed bank in the UK? · observed 2026-07-12
SRC-REVOLUT-IN-TERMS · Revolut India personal terms · observed 2026-07-12
SRC-REVOLUT-IN-MULTICURRENCY-CARD-TERMS · Revolut India multicurrency card terms · observed 2026-07-13
SRC-REVOLUT-IN-CURRENCY-EXCHANGE · Revolut India foreign-currency exchange flow · observed 2026-07-13
SRC-REVOLUT-AU-TERMS · Revolut Australia Personal Terms · observed 2026-07-12
SRC-REVOLUT-AU-STANDARD-FEES · Revolut Australia Standard personal fees · observed 2026-07-12
SRC-REVOLUT-AU-PERSONAL-MULTICURRENCY · Revolut Australia personal multicurrency account · observed 2026-07-13
SRC-REVOLUT-UK-BUSINESS-TERMS · Revolut United Kingdom Business Terms · observed 2026-07-13
SRC-REVOLUT-UK-BUSINESS-FEES · Revolut Business fees for current United Kingdom plans · observed 2026-07-13
A missing source is not evidence of absence. Companies can remain in the catalogue for research planning, but they are excluded from recommendation language until their legal structure, market availability and material product claims have approved evidence.
Database methodology
Evidence is stored separately from display copy.
The public catalogue reads a validated publication repository. Provider names and summaries do not create availability: only a country-scoped availability record can do that. Source records keep publisher, URL, observed date and authority tier; candidate crawler or model output cannot publish directly.
01Validate schemas and relationships02Scope claims to market and product03Review conflicts and high-risk facts04Expose evidence date and state