Revolut has secured a banking license in Australia, extending the U.K. fintech’s international growth and giving it a stronger regulated presence in the Asia-Pacific region. The approval was granted by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, known as APRA.

The move marks an important step in Revolut’s push beyond its core markets. By obtaining an Australian banking license, the company gains a formal entry point into the regional banking landscape rather than operating only as a fintech brand expanding from overseas.

Australia is a significant market for financial technology companies looking to build a wider presence in Asia-Pacific. For Revolut, the license supports its broader strategy of growing internationally while adding local regulatory approvals that can help it deepen banking operations in key countries.

The latest approval highlights how Revolut is continuing to turn its global expansion plans into licensed banking operations. With APRA’s backing, the company now has a clearer path to build out its presence in Australia as competition in digital banking continues to grow.