Revolut has reached a new milestone after completing a private share sale that now values the fast-growing neobank at an estimated 75 billion dollars. The move follows more than a year of global expansion, stronger financials and a major leap in its user base, placing the company in rare territory among global fintech players.
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The funding round brought in firms such as Coatue, Greenoaks, Fidelity and Dragoneer, joined by a16z, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price and NVentures, the investment arm of Nvidia. The structure of the deal also allowed Revolut employees to sell shares, continuing a program that delivers recurring liquidity opportunities.
The London-based company launched in 2015 and has expanded far beyond its early product set. Customers can handle digital banking, international transfers and crypto trading inside a single app. The latest fundraising event lands after a busy period where the firm secured banking licenses in Mexico and Colombia and set up plans to enter India.
Revolut also posted major financial gains. Revenue climbed 72 percent to reach 4 billion dollars in 2024, while profit before tax jumped 149 percent to 1.4 billion dollars. The retail customer base expanded to more than 65 million users by early 2025. Revolut’s business line reached 1 billion dollars in annualized revenue as more companies adopted its payment and banking tools.
In October, Revolut gained the ability to offer regulated crypto products across the entire European Economic Area after receiving a Markets in Crypto-Assets license from the Cyprus regulator. That license lets the company provide compliant digital-asset services for customers in all 30 EEA countries.
Analysts continue to speculate on how Revolut might access public markets. A report from The Times in September noted that the company is considering a dual listing across London and New York, although no formal timetable has been announced.
An estimated 75 billion dollars.
Coatue, Greenoaks, Fidelity, Dragoneer, a16z, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price and NVentures.
Yes. Staff were offered the opportunity as part of the transaction.
Mexico, Colombia and India.
Revenue hit 4 billion dollars and profit before tax reached 1.4 billion dollars.
More than 65 million retail users as of early 2025.
Yes. It holds a MiCA license through Cyprus and operates crypto services across all EEA countries.
A September report said the team is considering a dual listing in London and New York.