Revolut Business has recently unveiled Titan, an ultra-premium corporate card backed by Visa, which is set to revolutionize the market for businesses in the United Kingdom.
Following this launch, Revolut Business introduces a new product aimed at combining superior travel benefits with robust expense management tools. This marks their entry into the ultra-premium segment of corporate cards. The card will be accessible to all UK business customers and comes with a monthly fee of GBP 65 plus VAT per user.
This move is in line with findings from an independent survey commissioned by Revolut Business, which revealed that 82% of UK business decision-makers intend to boost their travel budgets for the upcoming year. Moreover, 34% reported challenges related to tracking expenses when employees are abroad.
Travel, connectivity, and lifestyle perks
Beyond basic expense management, Titan offers a range of additional benefits such as access to over 600 airport lounges globally, travel insurance, and protection against delays or lost luggage. Each user will enjoy a 10GB monthly data allowance across more than 100 countries. Additionally, there is an annual allocation of GBP 4,000 for business subscriptions covering services like The Economist, WeWork, and Perplexity.
Users also earn RevPoints at a 1:1 rate which can be transferred to their personal Revolut account for redemption against various rewards. More than 80% of Revolut’s business customers have requested this feature. Titan operates on Visa’s commercial card infrastructure, ensuring security and cross-border functionality.
Market context
This new product is part of a strategic effort by Revolut Business to cater to businesses that require both premium travel perks for employees and the financial controls necessary for managing global spending. While the corporate card market has traditionally been dominated by legacy banks with limited integration between reward programs and expense management tools, Titan aims to fill this gap.
Revolut Business currently serves hundreds of thousands of business customers globally. The UK launch of Titan complements their existing commercial card offerings and responds to the growing need for centralized financial oversight among businesses within its customer base.
