Revolut Hits $75 Billion Valuation After Major Share Sale

Revolut has completed a large share sale that places the London-based company at a valuation of $75 billion, making it one of the highest-priced firms in the global fintech sector. The deal drew support from Coatue, Greenoaks, Fidelity and Dragoneer, along with added backing from a16z, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price and Nvidia’s venture arm, NVentures.

The company said on Monday that employees were able to sell some of their holdings during the transaction. This marks the fifth time Revolut has arranged a liquidity event for staff through its internal share program, giving long-time workers a chance to cash in on part of their equity.

Founded in 2015, Revolut offers app-based banking tools and a range of digital asset services. The latest announcement arrives after a year of rapid global expansion. Over the past year, the firm secured banking licenses in Mexico and Colombia. It has also been planning to launch in India, a move that could further increase its user base.

Revolut’s Strong Revenue Growth

Revolut reported growth across its business in 2024, with revenue climbing 72% to $4 billion. Profit before tax rose to $1.4 billion amid strong momentum as the company continues to scale. The firm also stated it passed 65 million retail users in 2025, while its business division reached $1 billion in annualized revenue.

Since October, Revolut has been allowed to provide regulated digital asset services throughout all 30 nations in the European Economic Area. This approval followed the company receiving a Markets in Crypto-Assets license through Cyprus’s securities authority, strengthening its position in the region’s financial sector.

A report from The Times in September indicated that Revolut is weighing a dual public listing in both London and New York. While no timeline has been confirmed, the move would place the company alongside a growing list of crypto-related firms entering the public markets.

Surge in Crypto-Related Listings

The broader digital asset world has seen a wave of listings across major exchanges in 2025. In June, Circle, the issuer behind USDC, entered the NYSE. By September, Figure and Gemini had also gone public, each making its market debut on Nasdaq within days of one another.

More companies may soon follow. Crypto exchange Bitgo filed for a U.S. listing in September, Kraken followed in November, and digital asset manager Grayscale has also announced plans to seek an NYSE listing.