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Report and track banking app compatibility with GrapheneOS, including which workarounds may be required.
https://privsec.dev/posts/android/banking-applications-compatibility-with-grapheneos/
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Revolut - Mobile Finance #291

Closed inverzeio closed 1 year ago

inverzeio commented 1 year ago

Is there an existing issue for this?

App name

Revolut

Link to app

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.revolut.revolut

App version

9.22

Country of the app

Lithuania (Users initial report selection was Switzerland)

Build Number

TQ3A.230805.001.2023090600

Device list

Pixel 7

Profile app tested in

Secondary profile(s)

Google Play installed

Installed

Google Play services Network permission revoked?

Native code debugging

Exploit protection compatibility mode

Stock OS compatibility

Description of the app's functionality

Revolut Banking app

Are there any extra notes you think users should know about?

No response

ADB logcat of the app if necessary

No response

ph00lt0 commented 1 year ago

@akc3n revolut is not a swiss bank. They may be serving customers in all of the EEA but it is a Lithuanian/UK bank not swiss.

akc3n commented 1 year ago

Duplicate #90 #164 Thanks for the help @ph00lt0

ph00lt0 commented 10 months ago

@akc3n

Something to consider due to changes. Revolut is now also a registered bank in The Netherlands. So I believe it should also be listed as such. It's a bit of a strange situation with this bank as they are taking customers from all EU countries easily. While you could always do this stuff in the past that wasn't as normalized as now. I think now the unwritten rule is that only the actual branches are listed, in that case Revolut should be added to NL next to UK and LT.

https://help.revolut.com/en-NL/help/transfers/inbound-transfers/how-to-receive-money-from-another-bank/what-account-details-should-i-use-to-transfer-money-to-my-revolut-account/switching-to-a-dutch-iban/

ph00lt0 commented 10 months ago

also @akc3n happend to notice now Revolut is also active in the USA via Metropolitan Commercial Bank. Now that makes it even more complex. Perhaps of listing where the bank is make the list to what customers they target. Any EU citizen can open an account at a foreign bank in another country so that shouldn't be the criterium. Perhaps target is the best thing to follow. In that case for Revolut it is quite a list by now: