revolutepin

Revolut PIN, sometimes referred to as revolutepin, refers to the personal identification number used to authorize transactions with Revolut-issued payment cards. It is typically a four-digit code linked to a Revolut account and its physical or virtual cards. The PIN is set during card activation or recovery and is required for many card-present transactions, such as cash withdrawals, and certain merchant payments.

In use, customers enter Revolut PIN at ATMs or when prompted for verification during in-person payments that require PIN confirmation. Contactless payments are allowed up to a regional limit without PIN, but larger transactions or some offline situations may require PIN verification. The PIN can be changed or reset by the user through the Revolut app under the card settings. It is advised to keep the PIN secret and not reuse other codes or passwords.

Security and management: The Revolut PIN is a sensitive credential. Users are encouraged to enable additional security measures, such as biometric authentication for the app, regular monitoring of transactions, and timely use of card controls to lock or freeze a card if it is lost or stolen. If access to the PIN or the card is compromised, users should contact Revolut support and take immediate steps to secure their account.

Availability and scope: The PIN feature is part of Revolut’s card services in most regions, though exact rules and limits may vary by card type or locale, and some merchants or regions may have different verification flows.

See also: Revolut, PIN, Card security.