Revolut wrapped up a share sale that pegs the fintech company at $75 billion, pulling in investment from Nvidia 's venture capital unit and several heavyweight institutional investors.

The new number represents a sharp uptick from the $45 billion valuation Revolut carried last year. Victor Stinga, the company's Chief Financial Officer, attributed the jump to investor appetite and what he called the company's ability to pair fast growth with actual profits.

Revolut Revenue Climbs as Customer Base Expands

Revolut posted $4 billion in revenue for 2024, a 72% increase from the prior year. Profit before tax hit $1.4 billion, up 149%. The company said that momentum carried into 2025, with its global retail customer base now exceeding 65 million and its business arm bringing in $1 billion on an annualized basis.

“The level of investor interest and our new valuation reflect the strength of our business model, which is delivering both rapid growth and strong profitability,” Revolut Chief Financial Officer Victor Stinga said in the statement.

The platform offers checking and savings accounts, cross-border money transfers, cryptocurrency and stock trading, along with bill payment and budgeting features. Chief executive Nik Storonsky has set a target of reaching 100 million customers across 100 countries.

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The transaction drew participation from Coatue, Greenoaks, Dragoneer and Fidelity Management & Research Company, who led the round. Andreessen Horowitz, Franklin Templeton and accounts managed by T. Rowe Price also joined, alongside NVentures, which is deepening ties with Revolut around artificial intelligence applications.

Expansion Plans Take Shape Across Multiple Regions

Revolut has been lining up regulatory approvals to enter 30 new markets, including Mexico, Colombia and India. The company received final banking authorization in Mexico and secured a banking incorporation license in Colombia, with launches planned in both countries. An India entry is also in the works.

Storonsky has made it clear that obtaining a full UK banking license remains his main focus. Revolut received initial approval in July 2024 and entered a mobilization phase, though the process has stretched over several years. A full license would allow the company to move customers onto a new banking entity and offer them credit products.

Employee Liquidity Opportunity Marks Fifth Share Sale

Revolut opened the transaction to current employees, giving them a chance to sell shares. This marks the fifth time the company has provided liquidity to staff through such a program.

The fintech has earmarked roughly $13 billion to fund its global expansion and infrastructure buildout as it works toward Storonsky's goal of creating what he described as "the first truly global bank".