Revolut Trading UK: free-order allowances, Trading Pro, ISA costs and legal boundaries
A permanent UK reference to Revolut’s share-trading allowance by plan, Trading Pro pricing, ISA mechanics, taxes and regulatory fees, funding route and the FCA-authorised investment company behind Invest.
By Editorial deskOperating status: ActiveSources checked Published Updated
This profile covers Revolut Trading Ltd’s UK retail investment service, not every Revolut banking, e-money or investment entity in other regions.
Free orders depend on the wider Revolut plan and the ISA shares the same allowance as the general investment account.
Trading Pro costs £15 a month after trial and reduces post-allowance commission to 0.12%, while taxes and regulatory fees remain separate.
Revolut Trading Ltd is the FCA-authorised investment firm; the banking or payment account shown in the same app is legally distinct.
Revolut’s UK investment service sits inside the same app as its payments account, but the brokerage is supplied by Revolut Trading Ltd under separate investment terms. The plan chosen for the wider Revolut account changes the number of commission-free orders; once that allowance is used, the order charge depends on whether the customer has Trading Pro or Ultra pricing.[1][5]
The general investment account and Stocks and Shares ISA share the same monthly free-order allowance. Moving a trade into an ISA does not create a second allowance, and third-party taxes or regulatory charges can still apply even when Revolut’s own commission is zero.[2][4]
Charge after allowance0.25% of order value; minimum £0.01Source 1
PlanPlus
Commission-free orders per billing cycle3
Charge after allowance0.25%; minimum £0.01Source 1
PlanPremium
Commission-free orders per billing cycle5
Charge after allowance0.25%; minimum £0.01Source 1
PlanMetal
Commission-free orders per billing cycle10
Charge after allowance0.25%; minimum £0.01Source 1
PlanUltra
Commission-free orders per billing cycle10
Charge after allowance0.12%; minimum £0.01Source 1
Platforms & products04
Trading Pro changes
Trading Pro changes
Feature
Trading Pro
Standard plan mechanics
FeatureMonthly subscription
Trading Pro£15 after the 30-day trial
Standard plan mechanicsNo Trading Pro subscription chargeSource 3
FeatureCommission beyond allowance
Trading Pro0.12%; £0.01 minimum
Standard plan mechanics0.25%; £0.01 minimum on non-Ultra plansSource 3Source 1
FeatureOrder size
Trading ProHigher published limits
Standard plan mechanicsStandard limits applySource 3
FeatureTools
Trading ProAdditional analytics and order controls
Standard plan mechanicsCore Invest featuresSource 3
Key numbers05
Third-party charges that can survive “free” trading
Third-party charges that can survive “free” trading
Measure
Value
Context
MeasureUK Stamp Duty Reserve Tax
ValueGenerally 0.5% on eligible UK share purchases
ContextA tax rather than Revolut commission.Source 4
MeasureUK PTM levy
Value£1.50 on qualifying trades above £10,000
ContextApplies under the published market rules.Source 4
MeasureUS SEC sale fee
ValueUS$20.60 per US$1 million of covered sales
ContextSection 31 rate from 4 April 2026; client pass-through and rounding follow the provider’s schedule.Source 12Source 4
MeasureFINRA Trading Activity Fee
ValueMember-level assessment paused 1 October–31 December 2026
ContextDo not treat an older per-share schedule as the current FINRA assessment. Any separately retained broker charge requires its own disclosed basis; inspect the confirmation.Source 11Source 4
MeasureEuropean transaction taxes
ValueMarket-specific
ContextRates depend on the security and jurisdiction.Source 4
Documented routeMoney moved from the customer’s Revolut balance
Important distinctionThe payment account and investment account are supplied under different termsSource 5
ItemISA subscription
Documented routeNo separate Revolut ISA platform fee
Important distinctionThe wider plan subscription and order costs still applySource 2
ItemTransfer out
Documented routeNo Revolut transfer-out fee on the cited ISA page
Important distinctionReceiving firms, taxes or unsupported assets can affect the processSource 2
ItemUninvested cash
Documented routeHeld under the investment-service arrangements
Important distinctionCash treatment is not the same as a bank deposit merely because it appears in the same appSource 5
The investment withdrawal route is Invest → Withdraw. Settled proceeds move to the matching USD, EUR or GBP main Revolut balance in the currency of the sold asset. That is the transfer out of Invest; a subsequent external-bank payment and any currency exchange are separate operations under the relevant Revolut service.[9]
Published termsIn-app chat, official complaint form or [email protected]
Practical scopeInclude account contact details, dates, the problem and the requested resolution.Source 10
SubjectAcknowledgement
Published termsBy the end of the third business day at the latest
Practical scopeThe firm then communicates progress through app chat/email.Source 10
SubjectFinal response
Published termsThe firm aims to respond within eight weeks
Practical scopeEligible complaints may then go to the Financial Ombudsman Service.Source 10
SubjectOmbudsman timing
Published termsNormally within six months of the final response
Practical scopeFOS can also consider an eligible case after eight weeks without a final response.Source 10
This process belongs to Revolut Trading Ltd’s investment service. A complaint about a payment, bank account or another Revolut product follows its own provider’s procedure. The ombudsman determines jurisdiction and eligibility; investment-market losses alone are not a service complaint.[10]
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