Bank of Israel announces conditional licence for Revolut bank

The Bank of Israel says it granted a conditional licence to establish Bank Revolut Israel and a control permit. TPS-IL reports that regulatory, technological and operational preparations remain before public services can begin. This is an establishment-stage approval, without a verified public launch, product terms or delivered competition benefits.

By Editorial Team · Published 10 Nov 2026 19:11 UTC · Updated 10 Nov 2026 19:11 UTC

Source published: 10 Nov 2026

Urgency: Watch · Evidence: Primary source

What the sources establish

The central bank is the claimant. Its Hebrew announcement was inspected in the public index; direct access presented a browser-verification page, which was not bypassed. TPS-IL’s complete credited report on Israel.fm was inspected. Both concern one regulatory decision, not independent corroboration of launch or benefits. The signed licence, later activation decision and customer terms were not inspected. No material disagreement about conditional status was found; completion and public availability remain unresolved. Midnight represents the November 10 release date, not a known grant hour; TPS-IL’s later timestamp is a report time.

Evidence last checked: 10 Nov 2026 19:11 UTC.

10 Nov 2026 19:11 UTC — First published with precise source roles, stated verification limits and representative country-level mapping; first publication is recorded separately from event dating.

Sources

Bank of Israel Ownership / affiliation unverified
official announcement of a conditional establishment licence and control permit, inspected in the public index; not the operative licence instrument
TPS-IL (via Israel.fm) Ownership / affiliation unverified
credited wire account of the same central-bank decision and remaining pre-launch requirements; not independent implementation evidence

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