Revolut Hits $115 Billion Valuation in Employee Share Sale
Founded in 2015, Revolut has grown into Europe’s most valuable financial technology company. A secondary share sale gives employees and early investors liquidity before a public listing while providing a fresh market benchmark for the privately held business. Its regulatory push has also accelerated: the Prudential Regulation Authority cleared Revolut to launch as a fully licensed UK bank on March 11, and the company is expanding its regulated presence in the United States and European Union.
Revolut began the employee share sale on July 22 at $2,017 a share, valuing the company at $115 billion. That represents an increase of more than 50% from the $75 billion valuation secured in a November 2025 secondary sale; reports in June said it was targeting at least $750 million of stock sales. Revolut applied to the OCC and FDIC for a U.S. national bank charter on March 5, after securing EU authorization under MiCA for crypto-asset services in 2025.
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The history behind this eventRevolut’s 2025 Profit Rises to $2.3 Billion
British fintech company Revolut provides payments, money transfers, banking and cryptoasset services through its mobile app. In recent years, it has aggressively pursued banking licenses across multiple markets and expanded its subscription business. Record profit and customer numbers in 2025 underscore the growing challenge digital banks pose to traditional financial institutions and give Revolut a financial foundation for expanding its global banking footprint.
Revolut said its 2025 pretax profit rose 57% from a year earlier to $2.3 billion, while full-year revenue increased to $6 billion and its customer base reached 68.3 million. The company plans to invest $13 billion over the next five years to expand its products and markets. It is also targeting more than 100 million users by 2027 as it deepens its banking and digital financial services.
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