> The business model reminds me a bit of Revolut, which comes with some various benefits like one day a month at a WeWork. It’s not the primary business but it makes me feel like more of a “member” and less just a bank customer.
It doesn't come with those benefits, you're paying more to get them. It's just banking + random subscriptions bundles basically.
Not really, because the fee I'm paying is comparable to any other bank that offers the features Revolut's (banking) services offer. And if I wanted a day pass at a WeWork, it costs ±$20, which is already $10-15 more than what I'm paying for the entire Revolut account.
It doesn't come with those benefits, you're paying more to get them. It's just banking + random subscriptions bundles basically.