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Revolut vs Skrill

Revolut and Skrill are both payment receiving platforms. On a $1,000 payment you keep about $1,000 on Revolut and $955.10–$972 on Skrill, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.

Updated · from each platform’s published fees and payout terms · how we verify

Key differences

  • On a $1,000 payment you keep about $1,000 on Revolut and $955.10–$972 on Skrill, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.
  • Both pay out via Bank transfer and Debit card. Only Skrill offers Crypto.
  • Skrill is the older platform — founded in 2001, 14 years before Revolut (2015).

Which should you choose?

Choose Revolut if…

  • Keeping more of each payment matters most — its fee is lower.

Choose Skrill if…

  • You want to withdraw via Crypto.
  • You prefer a long track record (since 2001).

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Revolut A financial super-app with multi-currency accounts - freelancers receive international payments and hold, exch… Visit Skrill A digital wallet long popular with freelancers and online workers for receiving and sending money internationa… Visit
Type Payment receiving like Payoneer Payment receiving like Payoneer
Category Payments Payments
Vetted No No
Work from home Yes Yes
Fees Free standard plan, ATM/FX fees beyond allowances Free to receive, 2.99% to send, 2.8% withdrawal (min EUR 3.50), 4.49% FX
Withdraw via Bank transfer, Debit card Bank transfer, Debit card, Crypto
Availability UK, Europe, US, and more Worldwide
Founded 2015 2001
Headquarters London, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom
Popularity 42 views · 0 likes 38 views · 0 likes

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, Revolut or Skrill?

On a $1,000 payment you keep about $1,000 on Revolut and $955.10–$972 on Skrill, before withdrawal or currency-conversion costs.

Where are Revolut and Skrill available?

Revolut: UK, Europe, US, and more. Skrill: Worldwide.

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