On 23rd March 2026, we will update our Open Banking API to include changes to:
issuer valueAccountSubType values returned when retrieving accountsscope parameterAlthough these changes are minor, they may still impact your application. Please review them carefully and adjust your implementation if required.
We're excited to announce that POS software providers can now integrate with Revolut Terminal to push payment intents directly from their server-side applications to physical terminal devices. This powerful new integration enables seamless in-person payment acceptance without complex SDKs or physical connections.
We're excited to announce that we've added a new Pay by Bank integration example to our revolut-checkout-example GitHub repository! This comprehensive example makes it easier to get started with accepting bank transfer payments.
We're constantly looking for ways to improve the developer experience and make it easier to build on top of our APIs. While our API explorer is a great tool for understanding our endpoints, we know that many of you need direct access to machine-readable specifications to build and maintain integrations more effectively.
Since launching our endpoints to retrieve and list disputes, many of you have integrated them to monitor chargebacks. Today, we're taking the next step by releasing the features you've asked for: the power to act on those disputes directly through the Merchant API.
We're excited to announce a new addition to our Merchant API that provides greater flexibility for merchants using our Apple Pay integration!
We're thrilled to announce the launch of Revolut: Pay by Bank, a convenient and secure new way for customers to make payments directly from their bank accounts!
The changes come into effect starting 7 April 2025 and will impact the expiry date of all new access tokens issued for account access consents.
The changes will apply to all consent authorisation flows and endpoints. This will affect both existing and new consents.
The changes do not apply to authorisation URLs to which TPPs redirect their users for consent authorisation.
Following the feedback we received, we’ve clarified the scope of URL changes:
The subdomain change applies only to API endpoints used by TPPs' applications. It does not apply to OAuth authorisation URLs to which TPPs redirect their users for consent authorisation. The authorisation URLs will remain unchanged:
https://oba.revolut.com/ui/index.htmlhttps://sandbox-oba.revolut.com/ui/index.htmlOn 10 February 2025, we'll add the /accounts endpoint to the list of SCA-exempt endpoints.