⚠️ Straight answer up front: Revolut is not yet available to Peruvian residents. On 19 January 2026, Revolut confirmed it had filed for a full banking licence in Peru — its fifth Latin American market after Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and Argentina — and named a local CEO to oversee operations. A licence application is not a launch; there's no live consumer product yet. This page will be updated the moment that changes.
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An existing Revolut card from a live market generally still works for spending in Peru like any international card, subject to currency conversion. There's no separate Peruvian sign-up available locally yet.
Peru's licensing system is already running
Unlike several of its neighbours, Peru already has a functioning national licensing system for online gambling. MINCETUR (the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism) licenses both online sports betting and online casino games, with around 60 platforms and 280 technology providers approved as of mid-2025. Licensed operators pay a 12% tax on gross gaming revenue plus a 1% levy on every wager placed — with that wager levy split in an unusual way: 40% to the public treasury, 40% specifically earmarked for tourism development, and 20% for mental health programmes.
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Can I sign up for Revolut if I live in Peru?
Not yet — Revolut filed for a Peruvian banking licence in January 2026, but a licence application isn't a launch.
Is online gambling legal in Peru?
Yes — MINCETUR licenses online casino games and sports betting, with roughly 60 platforms approved as of mid-2025.
What does the 1% wager levy actually fund?
It's split three ways: 40% to the public treasury, 40% to tourism development, and 20% to mental health programmes.