Revolut

Revolut to open Paris office as lender seeks to expand in Europe

The company has signed a 10-year lease for space in the historic Bourse business district

FILE PHOTO: Revolut logo in this illustration taken November 27, 2025. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo

Revolut revenue soars 46% to £4.5 billion as customers surge

That beat the £4.2 billion average analyst estimate compiled by Bloomberg

Revolut has amassed 13 million customers in Britain but has no physical branches since it was founded just over a decade ago.

Revolut gets full UK banking licence after years-long wait

The London-based financial services firm will now take on Britain’s incumbent banks

UK firms still attracted more funding than those in France, Germany, Belgium, the Nordics, Ireland, China and Brazil combined.

UK fintech funding fell 21% last year, hitting lowest since 2020

Total global fintech funding hit US$116 billion, up from US$95.5 billion in 2024, according to the report

Revolut says its global retail customer base crossed 65 million in 2025.

Revolut’s valuation hits US$75 billion as it completes fundraising

Investors Coatue, Greenoaks, Dragoneer and Fidelity lead the round

Revolut is on track to deliver more than £4.1 billion (S$7.1 billion) in annual revenue this year.

Revolut to spend US$13 billion on its push for 100 million users

The company aims to become one of the top three financial apps in every market it enters

Revolut now has more than 60 million customers.

Revolut begins secondary share sale at US$75 billion valuation

The deal will cement the company’s status as one of the most valuable fintechs on the planet

Revolut will seek to enter new markets as a bank rather than a fintech, says Raymond Ng, CEO, Revolut Singapore and South-east Asia.

Revolut Singapore in the black, targets South-east Asia

In Singapore, Revolut hit its first year of profitability, with a net profit margin of 15%

The firm currently has more than 800,000 UK trading customers.

Revolut to roll out UK stock trading amid market chaos

[LONDON] Revolut plans to add UK stocks to its trading platform in the coming days as some investors look to diversify away from US equities in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s plans to raise tariffs o...

Revolut co-founder Nikolay Storonsky recently flagged that backers will want an initial public offering “sooner or later”, and that the US looks a preferable listing destination.
THE BOTTOM LINE

Revolut’s road to IPO will test fintech’s hype

The neobank’s ambitious expansion comes with renewed pressure on cost