Revolut Achieves $75 Billion Valuation After Secondary Share Sale

Revolut Achieves $75 Billion Valuation After Secondary Share Sale

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London, Nov. 24, 2025 — Revolut has completed a secondary share sale that values the digital banking and fintech platform at approximately US $75 billion, marking a substantial leap in investor confidence and reinforcing its position among the world’s most valuable startups.

The transaction enabled existing investors and some employees to sell shares, reflecting strong demand for exposure to the fintech’s global expansion. The financing event also underscores Revolut’s ambition to scale rapidly across new markets, deepen its product offerings and contend with traditional banks and other digital challengers.

Industry observers note that the valuation jump signals both the successful execution of strategy and rising expectations of future profitability. Revolut has grown its customer base significantly, expanded its services into new markets and leveraged innovations in trading, payments and banking to attract attention from major investors.

Despite the valuation milestone, questions remain over the timing of any initial public offering and how Revolut will navigate regulatory pressures as a global digital bank. The firm will need to continue scaling responsibly while meeting heightened scrutiny from regulators in the UK, EU and beyond, especially as it expands into highly regulated markets.

The $75 billion valuation not only places Revolut ahead of many established financial institutions by value, but also highlights the bright investor appetite for fintech businesses that combine strong growth with platform-scale ambition. As competition intensifies and regulatory complexity grows, how Revolut translates this valuation into long-term value will be closely watched by the market.

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