Revolut customers have been caught up in a new security incident after the broker the fintech uses for US stock trading was breached, according to emails seen by Sifted. The compromised data includes personal details such as names, addresses, and other identifying information, though the exact scope has not been fully disclosed.
The broker has notified US regulators, including the SEC and FINRA, of the breach. Revolut has not yet issued a public statement, but a spokesperson reportedly acknowledged the incident and said the company is working with the broker to address the situation.
This is not the first time Revolut has faced security issues; a previous incident in 2022 also exposed customer data. The recurring problems underscore ongoing concerns about how the fintech protects client information as it expands into new markets and services.