Revolut has opened a new secondary share sale that values the fintech giant at $75 billion, according to a Reuters report on Sept. 1. Shares are being offered at $1,381 each, marking a sharp climb from last year’s $45 billion secondary sale led by Coatue, D1 Capital Partners, and Tiger Global.
The latest valuation highlights Revolut’s meteoric rise. In 2024, the company nearly doubled revenue to $4 billion and booked $1 billion in profit. With more than 50 million users worldwide, its business spans stock trading, payments, and an expanding crypto division.
Valuation debate
The jump comes despite investor pressure earlier this year to pursue sales at $60 billion and $65 billion—offers Revolut rejected. Critics argue the new figure overshoots comparable listed fintechs. On secondary platforms like Forge, Revolut shares still trade below $1,000, yet the tender offer establishes a higher reference point. For employees, it provides much-needed liquidity ahead of a likely 2026 IPO, expected to take place in New York rather than London.
Expanding into crypto and banking
The share sale arrives as Revolut pushes deeper into crypto and global finance. This year it launched Revolut X, a dedicated crypto exchange app, and is seeking a U.S. banking charter that would allow nationwide lending. The company is also piloting a fiat-backed stablecoin in Latin America and rolling out enhanced fraud-protection tools for digital assets.
With these moves, Revolut has overtaken peers like Stripe in valuation momentum, cementing its status as Europe’s most valuable private tech company and a leading player at the crossroads of digital banking and crypto finance.
