⚠️ Every "Revolut limits" table you'll find online — including ones we could publish — is wrong for a meaningful share of readers. Revolut's limits differ by country, by currency, and adjust automatically based on your own account history. Rather than hand you numbers that might not match your account, this guide explains what actually scales with plan tier so you can find your real numbers in the right place: the app itself.
Three different limits people mix up
"Revolut limits" isn't one number — it's at least three separate systems, and only some of them matter for a casino deposit:
- Card top-up limits — how much you can load onto your Revolut balance from an external card. This is the one that actually matters if you fund your casino play by first topping up Revolut, then paying the casino from your balance.
- Card spending/payment limits — how much your Revolut card can pay a merchant (like a casino) directly in one go or over a period. This is the one that matters if you pay the casino straight from your Revolut card.
- ATM withdrawal limits — how much cash you can take out at a machine. Irrelevant to casino deposits entirely, but the one most comparison tables actually show, because it's the easiest one for Revolut to publish a clean number for.
The pattern across plans
Across every limit type, the shape is the same: Standard is the most restrictive, Plus loosens it slightly, Premium and Metal step up meaningfully, and Ultra is the highest tier with the fewest restrictions. As one illustration of how that tiering actually looks in practice — from Revolut's own published French market limits for monthly fee-free ATM withdrawals — the allowance roughly runs: Standard/Plus €200, Premium €400, Metal €800, Ultra €2,000, with a per-withdrawal fee once you're over. That's one country's numbers for one specific limit type; yours may look different depending on where your account is registered and which currency you're moving.
💡 Revolut's own help documentation is explicit that card deposit limits specifically are set by an automated system and "automatically adjusted as you use Revolut and build a financial history" — meaning even two Standard-plan users in the same country can have different real limits depending on account age and usage pattern.
Finding your actual number
In the app: when you attempt a top-up or payment that would exceed your current limit, Revolut tells you the specific figure and when it resets — that's more reliable than any third-party table, including this one. You can also check current limits proactively under your card or account settings before you need them, so a large planned deposit doesn't hit a surprise wall mid-transaction.
What to do if a deposit is too big for your limit
A few practical options, roughly in order of effort: split the deposit into smaller chunks across the limit's reset window (usually rolling or monthly); use a bank transfer instead of a card payment for a one-off large deposit, since transfer limits generally aren't capped the same way as card limits; or upgrade your plan tier if this is a recurring need rather than a one-time thing. None of these are casino-specific — they're just how Revolut's limit system works for any large merchant payment.
Plan limits FAQ
Which limit actually matters for a casino deposit — top-up or spending?
Depends how you fund it: topping up Revolut first, then paying the casino from your balance, uses the top-up limit; paying the casino directly from your card uses the spending limit. Most people hit the top-up limit first.
Why won't you just publish a table of numbers?
Because the real numbers vary by country, currency, and individual account history — a single table would be accurate for some readers and wrong for others, which is worse than no table at all.
Does upgrading my plan guarantee a higher casino deposit limit?
It generally raises the ceiling, but your actual limit is still set by Revolut's automated system based on your account, not purely by which plan you're on.