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Revolut

Contributed by Mark Bloom on Jun 25th, 2024. Artwork published in

October 2023

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Source: www.revolut.com Revolut. License: All Rights Reserved.

Aeonik Pro in use for Revolut, a global neobank and financial technology company.⁠
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With 40+ million customers worldwide, Revolut allows its users to send money quickly in 70+ currencies to 160+ countries, making Aeonik Pro the perfect brand typeface for all their communications – web, app, billboards and more.⁠

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