- Short answer
- Yes, for eligible stores in one of 24 listed European countries billing in EUR, DKK or PLN.
- Not on the list
- The UK isn't among the 24 listed countries.
- Plus plan
- The pages we read on September 30, 2026 don't say whether Revolut Pay works on Plus.
- Billed in USD
- In a listed country, check Settings > Billing for EUR; converted charges except third-party transaction fees carry 1.5%.
- How you add it
- If available, Settings > Billing: add a payment method, approve it in Revolut, then finish in Shopify.
- If payments fail
- With a second method, Shopify sets a backup automatically (exceptions apply). A missed subscription bill can freeze your store.
Which Shopify stores can pay bills with Revolut Pay?
Eligible merchants need both conditions: a store located in a listed European country and a billing currency of EUR, DKK or PLN.
Having a supported billing currency doesn't make Revolut Pay available if your store isn't in a supported country.
The 24 countries on Shopify's list are Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain. The UK isn't on the list.
Shopify's billing pages we read on September 30, 2026 don't say whether Revolut Pay works on the Plus plan.
Can switching to EUR billing unlock Revolut Pay?
If your store is in a listed country but Shopify bills you in USD, the currency may be the condition you can change, depending on your billing address country and plan. Shopify's local-currency billing page offers EUR to merchants in European Union countries on all plans, and DKK in Denmark and PLN in Poland on every plan except Plus. On Plus, the same page offers local-currency billing to new merchants only.
A switch can't help a store outside the list: Switzerland and Liechtenstein can bill in EUR, and the Czech Republic, Romania and Sweden have their own billing currencies, but none of the five is on the Revolut Pay list.
Your plan is then priced directly in your new billing currency, while app charges, POS subscriptions, themes, domains and shipping labels are converted from USD with a 1.5% currency exchange fee; third-party transaction fees are exempt. For example, 1.5% of $200 a month in app charges comes to $3 a month, or $36 a year.
If your store is in a listed country and you want Revolut Pay, you need EUR, DKK or PLN billing, so the real question is whether the switch pays: weigh the 1.5% fee against what your bank or card charges you to pay a USD bill, since Shopify says local billing can cut the exchange fees you pay.
To switch your billing currency, open Settings > Billing, click Billing profile, then Manage under Currency, pick the currency and confirm. On Plus, billing is managed in Organization settings. More on timing and limits: changing your Shopify billing currency.
The new currency applies from your next billing cycle, and outstanding charges are still billed in your original currency, so keep a payment method that can settle them.
How do you add Revolut Pay to your Shopify billing?
Go to Settings > Billing and add a payment method; if Revolut Pay is available to you, you can select it there or when you pay for a Shopify plan. You're redirected to Revolut to approve it, then back to Shopify to complete your payment.
If a payment fails, retry with Pay bill under Settings > Billing. If you miss a subscription bill or a payment fails multiple times, your store is frozen until you settle it, but not before the bill's due date; see how long you have before a freeze.
Add a second payment method: Shopify's billing rule sets a backup automatically and uses it when your primary can't be charged, except on the Plus plan, with manual payments, or when your only other method is your Shopify Balance card.
What if your store can't use Revolut Pay?
Shopify's methods for general bills include credit cards, co-branded debit cards and PayPal. Non-Plus stores in Denmark, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands or Switzerland billed in EUR can pay by SEPA direct debit.
The Revolut Payment Gateway app works in the other direction: it handles money coming in from your customers, as a third-party payment gateway: its listing offers to "Accept payments via debit or credit card, Pay by Bank, or Revolut Pay" and says Revolut Ltd may bill charges separately from your Shopify invoice. Using a Revolut account to receive Shopify Payments payouts is a third direction.
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