Every dollar gets a mission.

ReVault is a virtual card platform. You decide what a card can do, where it can be used, and when. The card holds the line.

Virtual cards with rules attached.

Each card gets its own number. Make one for a single purchase, lock one to a merchant, or cap another to groceries or travel. Pause or close any of them when you are done.

Rules live on the card: spend limits, time windows, velocity caps, merchant filters. You describe what you want in plain language. ReVault shows you the policy it understood before anything goes live.

A browser extension picks up recurring charges in the background and flags subscriptions that have gone quiet.

Built in Canada, for Canada.

Canadians do not have a direct equivalent of this today. The closest option still asks for a U.S. bank account and a U.S. address.

ReVault is incorporated in Canada, stores data in Canadian data centres, and is built up to PIPEDA and FINTRAC standards from day one. Quebec users get a full French product, not a translation bolted on later.

About the founders.

Peter K.

We are from Quebec and we have spent most of our time in finance and tech. ReVault came out of a simple frustration: spending tools are built elsewhere, then shipped north with Canadian compliance as an afterthought.

We wanted a security-first product that still feels normal in daily life. Virtual cards with clear rules, money that stays in Canada, and controls you can actually explain to someone else without opening a settings maze.

Two co-founders in Montreal, pre-seed. We read waitlist mail ourselves and talk to early users directly.

Questions? Write to us at [email protected].

Luca N.

Two co-founders in Montreal, pre-seed. We read waitlist mail ourselves and talk to early users directly.

Questions? Write to us at [email protected].

Peter K.

Luca N.

The waitlist is open.

We are pre-launch. Join the waitlist for first access at launch. We do not share email addresses, and we send sparingly.

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