Revolut eyes slice of the Irish mortgage market

Revolut hopes to offer mortgages to Irish customers by autumn

The online bank initially plans to offer home loans through its app with telephone support from staff

Revolut to start offering mortgages to Irish customers as early as this year

The fintech company has previously said that it plans to "offer a fully digital mortgage product that is the fastest on the market"

Revolut eyes slice of the Irish mortgage market

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Revolut Plans To Enter Irish Mortgage Market

Revolut is planning to launch mortgages in Ireland later this year. The company's annual report says it has begun internal testing and will begin "scaling" the product soon. Revolut claims its keen to offer a simplified application process. As first reported by The Irish Times, Revolut is advancing plans for a soft launch of home-loan lending here, before a full roll-out towards the end of 2025. Revolut Europe Chief Executive Joe Heneghan told t…

Revolut could be offering mortgages in Ireland sooner than you think

Revolut may begin offering mortgages to Irish people as soon as this autumn. The banking app, which boasts over 3 million users in Ireland alone, was rumoured to be starting a mortgage service last year — with them beginning market testing in Lithuania, where they have their Eurozone Banking Licence. It is now expected that Revolut will soft-launch mortgages in Ireland as soon as the third quarter of the year for testing, before being launched a…

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