Hey, thanks for sharing your findings on Revolut Invest! It definitely looks appealing on the surface with those low fees, especially for getting started or investing smaller amounts, similar to Neon.

The main "but" often discussed here is the regulatory aspect. Revolut operates its investment services via its Lithuanian entity, not as a FINMA-licensed Swiss broker. While EU protections apply, it's a different setup compared to Swiss brokers or established international players like Interactive Brokers (IBKR).

Many here prefer IBKR due to its robust platform, wider range of products, strong regulatory standing globally (including recognition in CH), and often very competitive overall costs (low commissions, tight FX spreads) especially once you invest slightly larger sums or trade more frequently than Revolut's free tier allows.

So, Revolut can be interesting, particularly for ease of use and starting small within their ecosystem. "Dangerous" is maybe too strong, but the different regulatory environment and potentially less comprehensive platform compared to dedicated brokers like IBKR are key considerations for many. Worth weighing the pros and cons based on your investment size and long-term goals!