Which ETFs Can You Buy on Revolut in 2026? CSPX, VUAA, VWCE, IWDA, SXR8 Checked
What's actually in Revolut's ETF catalog in 2026: CSPX and VUAA availability, how to check any ticker in-app in 30 seconds, Revolut's ETF fees by plan, and the equivalent ETF to buy when your ticker is missing.
8 min czytaniaWhich ETFs Can You Buy on Revolut in 2026?
Quick Answer
Revolut offers a limited, country-dependent selection of UCITS ETFs — there is no single universal list, and the in-app search is the only source of truth for your account. The S&P 500 trackers CSPX and VUAA are the most commonly listed of the tickers people search for (both Irish-domiciled, 0.07% TER, fractional supported) — but even for these, verify in your country's catalog. US-domiciled ETFs like VOO are not available to any EU retail investor — MiFID II blocks them at every EU broker, not just Revolut. If a ticker you want is missing in your country's catalog, there is almost always an equivalent UCITS fund tracking the same index — the mapping table below covers the common cases.
How to check any ticker on Revolut in 30 seconds
- Open the Revolut app → Invest tab.
- Tap the search icon and type the ticker (e.g. VUAA) or the fund name (e.g. "Vanguard S&P 500").
- If nothing comes up, search the index name ("S&P 500", "FTSE All-World") — Revolut's catalog often carries a different fund on the same index.
Availability depends on the country your Revolut account is registered in, and the catalog expands over time — an article (including this one) can't override what your app shows.
The tickers people actually search for
| Ticker | Fund (index) | TER | On Revolut in 2026? |
|---|---|---|---|
| CSPX | iShares Core S&P 500 (S&P 500, Acc) | 0.07% | Commonly listed — verify in-app; catalog evidence is mixed in some markets (our full CSPX review) |
| VUAA | Vanguard S&P 500 (S&P 500, Acc) | 0.07% | Commonly listed — verify in-app; interchangeable with CSPX (comparison) |
| SXR8 | iShares Core S&P 500 — Xetra listing of CSPX | 0.07% | Same fund as CSPX; if SXR8 isn't listed, buy CSPX — identical holdings |
| VWCE | Vanguard FTSE All-World (global, Acc) | 0.14% | Varies by country — check in-app; equivalents below if missing |
| IWDA | iShares Core MSCI World (developed, Acc) | 0.20% | Varies by country — check in-app; equivalents below if missing |
| VOO | Vanguard S&P 500 (US-domiciled) | 0.03% | No — and not on any EU broker (MiFID II requires a UCITS KID) |
Your ticker is missing — what to buy instead
The index matters, not the ticker. Equivalent UCITS funds track the same index with near-identical results:
| You wanted | Same-index equivalents to search for |
|---|---|
| SXR8 | CSPX — literally the same iShares fund, different exchange listing |
| VUAA | CSPX (or vice versa) — same index, same 0.07% TER |
| VWCE (all-world) | FWRA (Invesco FTSE All-World), SPYY/ACWI trackers, or IWDA + EIMI (developed + emerging, ~90/10) |
| IWDA (MSCI World) | SWDA (same fund, GBP listing), SPPW, or any "Core MSCI World" accumulating fund |
| VOO | CSPX or VUAA — the UCITS versions of the same S&P 500 exposure |
If nothing on the index exists in your catalog at all, a dedicated ETF broker is the honest answer — Trading 212, XTB, DEGIRO and Interactive Brokers carry the full UCITS ranges (thousands of funds vs Revolut's curated shortlist).
What Revolut charges for ETF trades
- Standard (free plan): 1 commission-free trade per month, then ~€1 per trade.
- Premium/Metal/Ultra: more free trades per month (5+ on Metal).
- FX markup: 0.25% when buying a USD-denominated fund from a EUR balance (lower on paid plans) — buying the EUR listing of the same fund avoids it.
- Fractional shares: supported — you can invest from ~€10 into a ~$570 share like CSPX.
- No custody fee on ETF holdings.
For a once-a-month DCA the free plan's single commission-free trade is enough; frequent buyers should count the €1 trades against a zero-commission broker.
Is Revolut good enough as your only ETF broker?
For a simple monthly buy of one S&P 500 or world tracker: yes — fractional shares, recurring buys and one free trade a month cover that use case entirely. The catalog is the constraint, not the execution.
Choose a dedicated broker instead when you need: a specific fund Revolut doesn't carry (full UCITS range), IKE/IKZE-style tax wrappers (Poland — Revolut has none), Xetra/LSE listing choice to manage FX, or portfolio transfers in-kind. Many investors run both: Revolut for spare-change DCA, a broker for the core portfolio.
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See your Freedom Runway — freeFAQ
Is VWCE available on Revolut?
It depends on your country's catalog — VWCE (Vanguard FTSE All-World, 0.14% TER after Vanguard's 2026 fee cut) appears in some Revolut markets and not others, so check the in-app search. If it's missing, the closest equivalents are FWRA (Invesco FTSE All-World, 0.15% TER) or the IWDA + EIMI pair (~90/10 developed/emerging) — same global exposure, same accumulating structure.
Why can't I buy VOO on Revolut?
VOO is US-domiciled, and EU regulation (MiFID II/PRIIPs) requires a UCITS Key Information Document that US funds don't publish — so no EU retail broker can sell you VOO, Revolut included. The UCITS equivalents are CSPX and VUAA: same S&P 500 index, Irish domicile, and a structural bonus — Irish funds pay 15% US dividend withholding instead of the 30% an EU individual would pay holding VOO directly.
Are CSPX and SXR8 different ETFs?
No — SXR8 is the Xetra (Frankfurt) listing of the same iShares Core S&P 500 fund that trades as CSPX on the London Stock Exchange. Same ISIN (IE00B5BMR087), same holdings, same TER. If your Revolut catalog shows one and not the other, buy the one it shows; the only practical difference is the trading currency of the listing.
Does Revolut charge fees for ETF investing?
One commission-free trade per month on the free plan, ~€1 per trade after that (paid plans get 5+ free trades), a 0.25% FX markup when the fund's currency differs from your balance, no custody fee, and fractional investing from ~€10. For a single monthly DCA order the effective cost on the free plan is zero commission.
Is it safe to hold ETFs on Revolut?
ETF holdings are securities held for you, segregated from Revolut's own assets — they are not bank deposits, so the €100,000 deposit guarantee doesn't apply, but as securities they remain yours if the broker fails (investor-compensation schemes add a smaller backstop, typically up to €20,000-22,000 in the EEA). The bigger practical consideration is the catalog and features, not custody risk.
Can I set up recurring ETF purchases on Revolut?
Yes — recurring buys work with fractional amounts, so a fixed €50 or €100 per month into CSPX or VUAA executes automatically regardless of the share price. That plus the monthly free trade makes Revolut a workable zero-cost DCA setup for one fund.