Revolut’s latest secondary share sale values the fintech at $115 billion, extending a sharp rise in its private market worth and reinforcing its position among Europe’s largest financial technology groups. The deal lets employees and existing investors sell shares rather than raising fresh capital, while the company points to strong 2025 profit, revenue and customer growth.
Highlights
- Revolut's employee share sale priced at $2,017 per share lifts its private valuation to $115 billion, up 53% in less than a year.
- The $115 billion valuation more than doubles Revolut's 2024 $45 billion level and surpasses the $75 billion cited in November last year.
- Revolut reported 2025 pre-tax profit of $2.3 billion, up 57%, revenue of $6 billion, and a customer base exceeding 75 million.
Secondary sale sets new private market benchmark
As first reported by CoinDesk, Revolut priced shares in the transaction at $2,017 each in an employee share sale that values the company at $115 billion. The reported valuation marks a 53% increase in less than a year and makes Revolut Europe’s most valuable private company.The transaction is a secondary sale, meaning existing shareholders and employees are selling stock instead of the company issuing new shares to raise capital. The valuation is also more than double Revolut’s $45 billion level in 2024 and above the roughly $75 billion valuation cited for November last year.
The new figure puts Revolut ahead of major listed banking groups such as Barclays by market value, although the comparison is limited because Revolut’s price comes from a private transaction and the size of the sale has not been disclosed.
Profit growth supports banking and crypto expansion
Revolut reports a $2.3 billion pre-tax profit for 2025, up 57%, while revenue rises 46% to $6 billion. Its customer base has also passed 75 million, underscoring the scale behind the higher valuation.The company’s core app offers trading in more than 200 crypto tokens, transfers to external wallets and staking services, while Revolut also runs the standalone crypto exchange Revolut X. It secured a MiCA license last year to expand crypto services across the EU, obtained a full UK banking license in March and is pursuing a U.S. national bank charter.
Revolut has also discussed seeking a valuation of as much as $200 billion in a future IPO. The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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