Revolut Joins Hands with GTN to Launch Bonds Trading in EEA

Global financial super-app Revolut has forged a partnership with GTN, a global fintech redefining trading and investing for all, to introduce bond trading to EEA customers on the Revolut app. This is yet another step in Revolut's mission to build an all-in-one investment platform that is multi-asset class, has coverage across EEA markets and caters to both advanced and beginner users, notes the firm in an announcement.

In the collaboration with GTN, Revolut leverages GTN's instant click-to-trade functionality, unlocking the bond investing experience for its EEA app users. Investment services in the EEA are provided by Revolut Securities Europe UAB (Revolut).

"We continue expanding Revolut investment offering with bonds, a great way to diversify the investment portfolio, hedge against uncertainty, and generate fixed income. With higher potential returns and diversification benefits, bonds offer a compelling alternative for investors seeking to build wealth and preserve capital," said Rolandas Juteika, Head of Wealth and Trading (EEA) of Revolut.

"We are delighted to partner with Revolut to enable their clients to access the bond markets, a truly compelling offering for small investors. Our API allows Revolut to make investing in bonds as easy as investing in stocks," said Ankit Shah, Global Head of Fintech at GTN. "The fractionalisation of bonds eliminates the traditional barriers of high minimum investments and other related complexities, transforming how people build wealth."

Currently, Revolut supports trading corporate and government bonds, and plans to expand the list in the upcoming months.

Last month, GTN was tapped by Finansia Syrus Securities Public Company​, one of Thailand's leading full-service brokerages and wealth management houses, to streamline and enhance its clients' trading and investment experience.