Revolut review

Terms are CPA up to £500 per referral, and the listed payout figure is £5. The model is cpa, so payment follows a signup rather than a share of later spending. Payouts run monthly on 30-day terms.

The cookie window is 30 days, which is the same as the 30 site median. Among brands compared on the site it places at 39 of 129. Publishers with longer windows to sell may prefer other options.

Recurring commission is no. Each qualified referral pays once under the cpa model, so earnings depend on new sign ups rather than on what those accounts spend later. Publishers wanting ongoing income should look elsewhere.

The programme runs through Impact and Rakuten. Both are established affiliate networks, so publishers already approved on them can apply through the same account rather than building a new relationship from scratch.

Payout timing is monthly on 30-day terms, so approved commissions are paid on a monthly cycle rather than on approval. Across the site the median minimum payout runs €43.85, so you can compare Revolut's cadence with programmes that set a lower balance to clear.

The programme covers banking, investing and crypto verticals, so the same offer fits card, bank account, investing and crypto content. Features listed are direct and referral, which lets you test a tracked link alongside a plain referral mention.

It suits publishers with card, banking and crypto audiences who can promote a single signup payout. The offer also suits sites already covering banking, investing and crypto products, since payment depends on new sign ups within the 30 day window rather than on ongoing account activity.

Compare the models side by side: Revolut pays CPA up to £500 per referral, Qonto runs CPA per registration plus KYB bonus and Mintos runs Hybrid lead and CPA commission. A business banking audience may earn more with Qonto, while Mintos adds a lead payout.