In summary
- Revolut said on Monday it is now valued at $75 billion following a share sale.
- The sale attracted investors including Franklin Templeton, Fidelity and Andreessen Horowitz.
- Sources said Decipher in June that Revolut is actively considering launching its own stablecoin.
Revolut global neobank said Monday which has completed a stock sale that values the privately held company at $75 billion. The transaction was led by major investors including Coatue, Greenoaks, Dragoneer and Fidelity, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price and Nvidia’s NVentures venture capital arm.
Revolut did not disclose how much money was raised through the share sale. The sale included an employee share offering, marking the fifth such opportunity for Revolut, allowing employees to get a taste of Revolut’s growth as it continues to raise funds.
The $75 billion valuation reflects growing financial performance. In 2024, Revolut’s revenue increased 72% to $4 billion, while pre-tax profit increased 149% to $1.4 billion. This momentum has continued through 2025, the company said, with the retail customer base exceeding 65 million and Revolut Business reaching $1 billion in annualized revenue.
“The level of investor interest and our new valuation reflect the strength of our business model, which is generating rapid growth and strong profitability,” said Revolut CFO Victor Stinga. “We welcome a number of world-class investors on board and look forward to working with them on the next stage of Revolut’s evolution.”
Revolut has been offering cryptocurrency trading services to its clients since 2017 and has stepped up its moves over the past year. After expanding services to 30 European countries in November 2024, the company obtained a Cryptoasset Markets License (MiCA) Cyprus last month, and recently revealed a Join the Ethereum Polygon Scaling Network.
All of this may serve as a precursor to the launch of Revolut’s own stablecoin, as Decipher reported in June that the company was actively considering it, according to sources familiar with the company’s plans. Revolut declined to comment when asked about the plans, but said it remained committed to crypto services.
“We have a clear mission to become the most trusted and accessible crypto asset service provider in the UK, EEA and eventually beyond,” a Revolut spokesperson said. Decipher in June. “We are interested in further growing our cryptocurrency offering with a compliance-first approach.”
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