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GrapheneOS doesn't fail to meet any security standard they defined. It greatly exceeds the privacy and security of anything they allow. Revolut has instructed their customer support to make inaccurate claims about the security and compatibility of GrapheneOS to excuse banning it.
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If Revolut insists on doing a verification of the hardware, OS and app then they can use the hardware attestation API to verify GrapheneOS devices. They've received links to grapheneos.org/articles/att... for years prior to their recent ban of GrapheneOS. They have no excuse to ban it.
grapheneos.orgGrapheneOS attestation compatibility guideGuide on using remote attestation in a way that's compatible with GrapheneOS.