RevolutLondon-based digital bank has accomplished a secondary share sale, raising its valuation to $75 billion.
That’s a 67% jump from the $45 billion Revolut was valued at in August 2024 when it announced separate sale of secondary shares to ensure liquidity for employees.
Coat, Greenoaks, Dragon AND Fidelity Management and Research Co. led the latest raise, which also included a share of Nventures, Nvidiaenterprise capital arm, Andreessen Horowitz AND Franklin Templeton.
As a part of the transaction, current employees got the opportunity to sell their shares. Revolut didn’t share exactly how much it raised in the secondary share sale.
Revolut has experienced impressive growth since its launch in 2015. In 2024, its revenue increased 72% to $4 billion and pre-tax profit increased 149% to $1.4 billion. In 2025, it reached $1 billion in annual revenue and surpassed 65 million customers in 100 countries.
“The level of investor interest and our new valuation reflect the strength of our business model, which delivers both rapid growth and high profitability.” Viktor StingaRevolut’s CFO said in: release.
Looking ahead, the fintech startup plans to expand into latest markets corresponding to Mexico and India. It is also still working on becoming a “real” bank in its country, but it still is pending approval full banking license.
Fintech has had a good 12 months
Last week, a New York-based expense management startup Ramp Only in 2025, it raised the fourth round of capital – for the amount of USD 300 million at a valuation of USD 32 billion.
According to Crunchbase, global enterprise capital financing for fintech startups in 2025 reached $48.5 billion on November 24 across 3,377 deals data. This represents a 32.9% increase in dollars raised compared to the $36.5 billion raised across 4,410 deals during the same period in 2024. The reduced variety of deals signals that more firms have raised large rounds.