Renowned for its versatile banking offers, Revolut takes a new step forward with the introduction of its eSIM service, designed to make it easier for travelers to stay connected in almost 100 countries without worrying about running out of data.
Revolut not only offers dedicated bank cards for travelers, but is now rolling out an innovative solution: the eSIM card. This technology enables an Internet connection in foreign countries directly via the smartphone, without the need to change local SIM cards or contract with external operators.
Revolut's eSIM works like an international mobile data plan: as soon as you land in a new country, you can immediately activate your eSIM and take advantage of competitive rates, promising big savings compared to usual roaming rates. Revolut Ultra users will benefit from 3 GB of data every month, which can be used wherever the service is available..
- Attractive rates starting at €2 for 1GB of data.
- Available in around 100 countries.
- Specific offers tailored to the different needs of travelers.
How do I set up and use Revolut eSIM when travelling?
The setup process is simple and integrated into the Revolut app - once your eSIM has been purchased and activated, it can be managed directly from the 'Travel' tab. This includes data recharging and usage monitoring, all without the need for Wi-Fi access.
Why choose Revolut eSIM for your travels?
Using Revolut's eSIM for cross-border travel not only eliminates the need for multiple physical SIMsIt also ensures seamless transition between networks, optimizing the user experience by providing continuous, uninterrupted service.
Revolut's diversification strategy
In its quest to become a super app, Revolut continues to expand its service horizon. Initially focused on financial services, the app now integrates travel solutions, such as currency exchange, insurance and therefore, global connectivity via eSIM.
By offering these new layers of services, Revolut is not only transforming the way its customers manage their finances and travel, but also redefining the role of financial technologies in global tourism.
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