Revolut Launches 15% Savings Rate in Mexico in Battle With Banks

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Revolut has launched banking operations in Mexico, offering a 15% interest rate on deposits as it seeks to grab a chunk of the country’s embattled market

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Revolut Ltd. launched banking operations in Mexico on Tuesday, offering a 15% interest rate on deposits as it seeks to grab a chunk of the country’s embattled market.

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