Revolut Gets Argentina Bank Approval
Revolut secures Central Bank approval to acquire Argentine bank for Latin American expansion.
In brief
Revolut secures Central Bank approval to acquire Argentine bank for Latin American expansion. Revolut completes acquisition of Banco Cetelem Argentina S.A. after Central Bank approval, preparing for local banking operations in Argentina. Originally reported by Pymnts.
Approval Received
Revolut received Central Bank of Argentina approval to acquire Banco Cetelem Argentina S.A. on September 24, 2026.
Local Operations Preparation
Revolut will change Banco Cetelem Argentina S.A. to Revolut Bank Argentina S.A.U. upon transaction completion.
Waitlist Growth
Revolut has over 150,000 Argentine consumers on its waitlist with strong interest from customers and partners.
CEO Appointment
Agustin Danza will become Revolut Bank Argentina S.A.U. CEO after Central Bank approval.
CEO Statement
Danza said approval brings Revolut closer to establishing banking operations in Argentina.
Future Plans
Revolut plans to expand licensed banking footprint across Latin America after Mexico launch.
What matters most
Revolut completes acquisition of Banco Cetelem Argentina S.A. after Central Bank approval, preparing for local banking operations in Argentina.
