Revolut Set to Raise $3B at a $75B Valuation, Marking One of Europe’s Largest Private Fintech Fundings
Revolut, one of Europe’s leading fintech firms, is nearing the completion of a massive $3 billion fundraising round that values the company at around $75 billion, according to BloombergDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → . The London-based digital bank reportedly managed the entire process on its own, without the help of external bankers, and has already started informing investors about their share allocations.
The oversubscribed round marks another milestone for Revolut, solidifying its position as Europe’s most valuable startup. The raise will provide both fresh capital and liquidity for early employees and backers, with some shares coming from a tender offer the company conducted in August at a $45 billion valuation. Revolut is said to be selling those shares — alongside stock from employees — at the new, higher valuation, while also considering raising additional cash.
CEO Nik StoronskyDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → personally encouraged early employees to sell a portion of their holdings to free up shares for new investors, reflecting the company’s ambition to broaden its shareholder base. Despite this, demand for shares far exceeded availability, leaving some investors with smaller allocations than they requested. The process is expected to conclude next month.
Revolut’s growth has been remarkable. The company is adding roughly one million new customers every 17 days and now counts around 65 million users globally. It plans to invest $13 billion as it targets 100 million customers and prepares to expand into 30 new markets. At the same time, Revolut is focused on securing a full UK banking license to strengthen its position at home.
Earlier leaks suggested Revolut expects $5.9 billion in revenue in 2025 and $9.3 billion in 2026 , underscoring its rapid scaling. With ambitions to one day reach a $150 billion valuation — rivaling major European banks — Revolut’s latest round could mark a pivotal moment in its evolution from digital challenger to global financial powerhouse.
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