The company offers digital banking, payments, foreign exchange, stock trading and crypto services, and is the latest multinational to expand its India base through a Global Capability Centre model.
The move reflects India’s growing importance in the GCC landscape. What began as a cost-efficiency play has evolved into a broader shift, with multinational companies increasingly using India for product development, analytics, operations and other business-critical functions. For professionals in India, this means GCC roles are increasingly linked to ownership, scale and global decision-making, not just back-end support.
A Glassdoor snapshot gives Revolut a 3.9 rating based on 3,734 ratings, with 74% saying they would recommend the company to a friend and 46% approving of CEO Paroma Chatterjee. Employee reviews point to strong learning opportunities, decent pay and a fast-paced culture, but also mention high performance pressure, shifting schedules, uneven support for new joiners and frequent movement across teams.
Source: Reuters; Glassdoor employee feedback snapshot
