Revolut's valuation has soared to $115 billion after a secondary share sale, marking it as Europe's most valuable private company.
Revolut, the digital banking platform, has seen its valuation rise to $115 billion after a successful secondary share sale, making it the highest-valued private company in Europe.
Impressive Financial Performance and Future Goals
The company reported a pre-tax profit of $2.3 billion for 2025, marking a 57% increase from the previous year, alongside revenues of $6 billion, which is a 46% growth. Additionally, Revolut's customer base has surpassed 75 million.
In an internal memo from CEO Nik Storonsky, it was noted that shares were valued at $2,017 each, allowing existing shareholders, including employees, to sell their stakes without raising new capital. This valuation is a significant increase from the $45 billion reported in 2024 and surpasses the previously noted $75 billion valuation last November.
Revolut's valuation places it ahead of traditional banking institutions such as Barclays, which has a market value of around $95 billion. However, it is essential to recognize that Revolut's valuation stems from a private transaction with undisclosed details.
The platform allows users to trade over 200 cryptocurrencies, transfer assets to external wallets, stake holdings, and operate through its dedicated crypto exchange, Revolut X. Recently, Revolut secured a full banking license in the UK and is pursuing a national bank charter in the US, with ambitions for an IPO that could value the company at $200 billion.
Last year, Revolut also obtained a MiCA license to provide crypto services across the EU, further expanding its operations.
