Revolut Confirms Bold $115B Valuation, a 53% Leap

Revolut Launches Employee Share Sale at $115 Billion

Revolut confirmed on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, from its Canary Wharf headquarters in London, that it has kicked off a secondary share sale allowing select employees to sell shares at a $115 billion valuation. Each share is priced at $2,017, according to internal communications reviewed by Bloomberg. The figure marks a 53% jump from the $75 billion valuation Revolut reached in its November 2025 employee share sale, cementing its position among the world's most valuable private fintech firms as it approaches a potential future IPO.

Strong 2025 Results Fuel Revolut's Valuation Jump

The sale follows a year of strong performance, with Revolut reporting $2.3 billion in pre-tax profit, $6 billion in revenue, and a customer base surpassing 75 million users globally. The valuation surge also reflects two major regulatory milestones: They secured a full UK banking license in March 2026 and has since filed for a US national bank charter, both of which expanded what the company is worth and to which markets it can now operate directly. CEO Nik Storonsky's stake would rise to at least $36 billion in value at the new valuation, according to internal documents.

The valuation jump signals continued investor appetite for digital-first banking platforms, even as fintechs face growing competitive pressure from traditional banks expanding their own digital offerings.

With a US banking charter application underway and Storonsky signaling openness to further secondary sales before any public listing, Revolut appears to be deliberately building scale and regulatory reach ahead of an eventual IPO.

Industry analysts note Revolut's rapid valuation growth reflects its diversification beyond banking into crypto trading, business services, and international expansion, distinguishing it from narrower neobank competitors.