Revolut Hits $75B Valuation Following Share Sale, Global Push

Neobank Revolut just locked in a massive share sale that values them at $75 billion — officially putting them in the top tier of global fintech giants. This ain't just paper money, this is real valuation energy.

The funding round was led by absolute heavyweights: Coatue, Greenoaks, Fidelity, and Dragoneer. Plus they got backup from a16z, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price, and even Nvidia's venture arm NVentures joined the party.

Big W for the employees too — this marks the FIFTH time Revolut has given staff a liquidity event through their employee share program. Actual wealth creation for the builders.

Revolut's been on an absolute tear — London-based since 2015, they've scaled to over 65 million retail customers in 2025. Their business division is now pulling in $1 billion in annualized revenue. The numbers don't lie: 2024 revenue jumped 72% to $4 billion, while profit before tax surged 149% to $1.4 billion.

Global expansion mode: activated. They secured banking licenses in Mexico and Colombia, and they're prepping to launch in India. Plus since October, they've had regulated crypto services across all 30 EEA countries thanks to that MiCA license from Cyprus.

The Times dropped the tea in September — Revolut is seriously considering a dual public listing in both London AND New York. That $75B valuation? That's the number they'd be bringing to the public markets.

2025 has been the year crypto companies finally hit the public markets, and 2026 is looking just as stacked.

Circle kicked it off in June with their NYSE debut. Then in September, blockchain firm Figure and crypto exchange Gemini both went public on Nasdaq within days of each other.

The pipeline is loaded: Bitgo filed for a US IPO in September, Kraken dropped their confidential filing in November, and Grayscale just announced plans to list on the NYSE. The floodgates are open.