Revolut set to offer Irish customers mortgages coming this year

Revolut is set to launch mortgages as part of their offerings for Irish customers coming in 2025.

The product was first launched in the brands native Lithuania and is now coming in Ireland and France in 2025.

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From a Revolut press release last year it says:

"As Revolut continues to shake up traditional financial service offerings, the company confirmed plans to launch its mortgage product in Lithuania followed by Ireland and France in 2025. The goal is to offer a fully digital mortgage product that is the fastest on the market, aiming to issue instant approval in principle and final offer in one business day subject to asset valuation and any necessary checks. Mortgages will form part of the comprehensive credit offering Revolut is looking to build, with the company also exploring overdrafts."

Chief Executive of Revolut Europe told the Irish Times that "it would probably be Q3 for the testing and Q4 for the launch in Ireland"

This comes as Revolut secured a banking licence in the UK last year, allowing them to offer customers credit cards, personal loans, and mortgages.