Revolut is planning that Ireland will be the second market in which it will offer mortgages, after Lithuania. Photograph: iStock stock
Revolut is now expected to hold off its eagerly anticipated Irish mortgages launch until 2026, even though it has been quietly testing its planned offering with staff in the Republic in recent months.
Executives from the neobank told The Irish Times in April that they were planning for an Irish launch in the fourth quarter of this year.
However, sources say that the group is continuing to focus, for now, on the Lithuanian market, home of its existing euro-zone banking licence
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