Online bank Revolut pays price of fast growth
Online bank Revolut, which claims to have 200,000 Irish users, had a rough week following a string of calamities hitting the business.
Users were unable to access the service last Friday to cap off a rotten week for the British-based fintech, founded by Nikolay Storonsky.
On Thursday, Wired published a report on the firm’s hiring practices and treatment of staff, drawing widespread criticism online. Then the British Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) confirmed it ...