Last Updated on November 26, 2025
Revolut, one of the world’s fastest-growing fintech companies with over 65 million customers globally, has completed a new secondary share sale that values the company at $75 billion. The round attracted major investors including Coatue, Greenoaks, Dragoneer, and Fidelity Management & Research, as well as well-known funds such as Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Franklin Templeton, and T. Rowe Price Associates.
A notable participant this time is NVentures, the investment arm of NVIDIA, which is expected to deepen Revolut’s collaboration with the chipmaker on AI-driven financial products. The transaction also enabled a portion of Revolut’s employees to sell some of their equity—part of an ongoing program that grants staff ownership opportunities in the company.
From $45 Billion to $75 Billion in Just Over a Year
In summer 2024, a similar secondary sale valued the British-founded fintech at $45 billion, placing Revolut ahead of established European banks like Barclays and Société Générale. The latest valuation confirms the company’s steep growth trajectory as demand for digital-first banking continues to surge across Europe and globally.
Revolut reported exceptional financial performance:
- 2024 revenue: $4 billion (+72% YoY)
- Pre-tax profit: $1.4 billion (+149% YoY)
- 2025 customers: Over 65 million worldwide
- Revolut Business revenue: Around $1 billion per year
This makes Revolut not only the largest European fintech, but one of the most profitable globally — a rare achievement for a digital banking company.
Revolut’s Expansion Across Europe and the World
Revolut continues to accelerate its global reach. In 2025 alone, it secured:
- A full banking license in Mexico
- Approval to operate as a banking institution in Colombia
- Plans to launch in India, one of the world’s fastest-growing digital payments markets
These approvals follow years of rapid expansion across Europe, where Revolut already dominates markets in Central and Eastern Europe, the Baltics, and the Nordics. Countries such as Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, and Lithuania have some of the highest Revolut user-per-capita ratios in the world.
Interesting Facts About Revolut in Europe
- Poland is one of Revolut’s strongest markets with over 3 million active users, making the country a key hub for its engineering teams.
- In Lithuania, Revolut obtained its European banking license, using the country as a gateway to the entire EU.
- In the UK, Revolut is now used more frequently for daily spending by young adults than traditional banks such as Lloyds or NatWest.
- Revolut Business serves more than 500,000 corporate clients, from freelancers to major retailers, offering payments, payroll, and FX services.
The company also opened its new global headquarters in London earlier this year, where CEO Nikolay Storonsky announced plans to invest €11.5 billion by 2030 as part of long-term expansion.
Revolut aims to:
- Reach 100 million users by mid-2027
- Enter 30 new markets by 2030
- Scale its AI-powered financial tools and strengthen partnerships with major global tech firms
Leadership Commentary
CEO Nikolay Storonsky highlighted that the past year marked significant international progress for Revolut, with stronger performance across all business units. CFO Viktor Stinga added that investor interest reflects confidence in the company’s sustainable business model and solid financial fundamentals.
With its latest valuation jump, Revolut is positioned among the most valuable private tech companies in the world — and continues to challenge traditional banks across Europe by offering a faster, cheaper, and fully digital alternative.
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