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Deblock vs Revolut

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Deblock

Electronic money institution · Business account (waitlist, launching Q4 2026)

A French business account that holds euros and stablecoins side by side, from Deblock SAS, an electronic money institution in Lille. Each account and sub-account gets its own French IBAN, with accounts in EUR, USD and XPF, Visa cards with 1% cashback on paid plans, a self-custody stablecoin and bitcoin wallet, and 2% a year on the euro balance. Deblock Business is not open yet: it takes sign-ups on a waitlist and is launching in Q4 2026.

Full Deblock profileVisit deblock.com

Revolut Business

Bank · UK and EEA business account

App-based business current account from a UK bank, with 25 currencies, corporate cards, spending controls and team permissions. For companies registered in the UK or EEA.

Full Revolut profileVisit revolut.com

From the two provider profiles on Finzil, latest check 26 October 2026: each provider's own website, price list and terms.

The short answer

Where Deblock and Revolut differ.

  • Deblock is an electronic money institution (safeguarded euros; crypto in self-custody); Revolut is a bank (FSCS deposit protection). Money at a bank is a deposit; money at the other kind is safeguarded, not deposited.
  • Monthly fee: Deblock €10, Revolut from £10.
  • Only Revolut gives local account details in GBP and USD.
  • Currencies held: Deblock 3, Revolut 25.
  • Opening an account: Deblock not open yet, Revolut 24 hours.

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Every published detail.

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The basics
The basicsDeblockRevolut Business
AccountBusiness account (waitlist, launching Q4 2026)UK and EEA business account
Provider typeElectronic money institutionBank
LicenceElectronic money institution in FranceBank in the UK; also licensed in Lithuania, Cyprus and Gibraltar
Licensed companyDeblock SASRevolut Bank UK Ltd
HeadquartersFranceUnited Kingdom
Who can apply
Who can applyDeblockRevolut Business
Where the company is registeredNot published31 countries listed
Owners living abroadNot publishedAccepted
Legal formsNot publishedPrivate and public limited companies, Limited liability partnerships, Partnerships, Sole traders
Businesses not supportedNot published25 kinds on its list
What it costs
What it costsDeblockRevolut Business
Monthly fee€10from £10
Setup feeNot publishedFree
PlansStandard: €10 a month; Premium: €49 a month; Enterprise: customBasic: £10 a month; Grow: £30 a month; Scale: £90 a month; Enterprise: custom
Currency exchangeFree0.6%
SEPA transfer outFree£5
Faster Payments outNot published£0.2
SWIFT transfer outNot published£5
Physical cardFreeNot published
Card spending abroadFreeNot published
Accounts and payments
Accounts and paymentsDeblockRevolut Business
Currencies325
Local account detailsEURGBP, USD, EUR
Payment networksSEPA and instant transfersSEPA, SEPA Instant, Faster Payments, CHAPS, SWIFT
CardsVisa business cardsVirtual and physical cards
Opening and safety
Opening and safetyDeblockRevolut Business
Opening timeNot open yet24 hours
Open remotelyYesYes
How money is heldSafeguarded euros; crypto in self-custodyFSCS deposit protection
TrustpilotThird-party score, shown for reference. Finzil doesn't rank providers by it.4.4 from 9,511 reviews4.5 from 462,487 reviews

From the profiles

What each does well, and what to watch.

Deblock

Strong points

  • A French IBAN for every account and sub-account, created in the app
  • Accounts in EUR, USD and XPF, with currency exchange at the market spot rate up to a monthly allowance
  • Send and receive any EVM stablecoin (USDC, EURC, EURCV) with no transfer limit and no gas to manage
  • Stablecoins and bitcoin held in self-custody: the business holds the keys

Watch out for

  • Not open yet: waitlist only, launching Q4 2026
  • No business terms published yet: accepted countries, company types and industries are unknown
  • The 2% yield comes from lending euros through a decentralised-finance vault, which is outside MiCA; Deblock tops it up to 2% from its own reserve

Revolut Business

Strong points

  • A bank account: deposits are FSCS-protected up to £120,000
  • Plans from £10 a month, with free transfers included in each plan
  • Physical and virtual cards for every team member, with spending controls
  • 24/7 support in the app

Watch out for

  • The company must be registered in the UK or EEA and have a physical presence there
  • At least one director or owner must live in the UK, EEA or Switzerland
  • Outside your plan's allowance: £5 per international transfer and 0.6% on FX

Our view

Who each one suits.

Finzil's own opinion, kept apart from the facts above.

Deblock · October 2026
Deblock suits a small European company that already gets paid in stablecoins and wants them next to a normal euro account, with French IBANs per project and cheap card spending abroad. It is not open yet, and the 2% yield depends on decentralised-finance lending outside MiCA, so treat it as a return with risk, not a deposit rate.
Revolut Business · October 2026
Revolut Business is a strong everyday account for a UK or EEA company with a team: a real bank in the UK, low plan prices, and the best cards and spending controls. It is strict about who it takes: the company needs a physical presence in the UK or EEA, and a long list of industries is excluded. If you qualify, start here; if you do not, it will not bend.

Your questions, answered.

Is Deblock or Revolut cheaper?

It depends on how you use the account. Monthly fee: Deblock €10, Revolut from £10. Currency exchange: Deblock free, Revolut 0.6%. Transfers and cards are priced line by line in the table on this page, from each provider's own price list.

Is Deblock or Revolut a bank?

Deblock is an electronic money institution, licensed in France. Revolut is a bank, licensed in the UK. Deblock: safeguarded euros; crypto in self-custody. Revolut: FSCS deposit protection.

Which countries can my company be registered in?

Deblock: not published as a list. Revolut: 31 countries listed. Each provider's profile on Finzil lists the countries in full.

Do Deblock and Revolut accept owners who live abroad?

Deblock: not published. Revolut: accepted. Non-residents are accepted, but at least one director or owner must live in the UK, EEA or Switzerland, and the company needs a physical presence in the UK or EEA.

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