Built for Europe — and for moving across it
Most bill-splitter apps are built for a single country and a single currency. That doesn't fit how Europeans live: a London-based friend visiting Berlin, a Madrid colleague paying in Lisbon, a ski week split between Swiss francs and euros. Split Receipt handles 25 currencies natively, and Revolut Pay buttons mean your friends settle in their app of choice — no IBAN copy-paste, no waiting on SEPA.
Restaurant bills with VAT and service charge
European restaurant bills often combine net prices, VAT (often included, sometimes separated), and a service charge or discretionary tip. Split Receipt detects these line items and splits them proportionally to what each person ordered. The friend who had a salad pays VAT on the salad, not on your steak.
Multi-currency the right way
Set the currency to whatever the bill was in — EUR, GBP, CHF, SEK, NOK, DKK, PLN, RON, HUF, CZK, BGN, HRK. The pay link uses Revolut's own multi-currency engine, so friends paying from a different home currency see the conversion live. No mental math, no awkward Wise transfers.
Group trips, flat-shares, and recurring splits
- Group trips: someone books the apartment, someone pays for the car, someone covers groceries. Track everything across the trip and settle up at the end with one Revolut transfer per person.
- Flat-shares: save your flatmates as a group, send a Revolut split every month for rent and utilities.
- Office orders: you booked the team lunch — share the bill, everyone Revoluts you their share before you've finished the calzone.
Free — no Revolut Premium needed
Split Receipt is free. Revolut Pay between users is free for personal transfers in most cases. We don't take a cut, don't take a percentage, don't show ads.