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A banking and money app. It began as a card for spending abroad without the usual currency markup and has become a bank in its own right: current accounts, payments, currency exchange, stock and crypto trading, and business accounts. It holds a full UK banking licence granted in March 2026, a French licence granted in August 2026, and has conditional approval for a US national bank charter.

$115.0B
high confidence · The July 2026 secondary share sale, at $2,017.00 a share. Revolut confirmed to Reuters on 2026-07-22 that 'a secondary share sale process is underway' while declining to comment on terms; the $115bn figure and the per-share price come from Reuters and Bloomberg reporting that day. PrePost corroborated the price from SEC filings rather than taking it from the press: ARK Venture Fund's N-PORT reports 2,888 shares of Revolut Group Holdings Ltd at $5,825,096, and the T. Rowe Price Science and Technology Fund reports 9,233 at $18,622,961 -- both exactly $2,017.00 a share. Destiny Tech100 reports 8,200 at $16,630,994, or $2,028.17. Note that 59,975,280 shares were in issue at the 2 May 2026 SH01, which at $2,017 implies about $121bn rather than $115bn; that difference is not reconciled here, and the reported headline is what is published.
$115.0B
Last round · 2026-07-22
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+248% 1Y
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Revolut valuation history

Revolut is the best-evidenced valuation on this site, and the reason is worth stating: the price does not rest on press reporting alone. Two funds that must file their holdings with the SEC carry Revolut at exactly $2,017.00 a share, the same price reported for the July 2026 secondary sale, and a third is within 0.6%. What the UK filings do and do not give. Revolut Group Holdings Ltd (company no. 12743269) files returns of allotment, but they record employee option exercises at GBP 0.03 to GBP 22.34 rather than priced rounds, and its August 2026 return of purchase of own shares records 531,700 shares bought into treasury on 10 June 2026 with the consideration left blank. The useful number from the registry is therefore the share count rather than a price: 59,975,280 shares in issue at the 2 May 2026 filing, on an issued rather than fully diluted basis, so the option pool sits on top of that and is not quantified here. That share count does not reconcile with the headline. At $2,017 a share it implies roughly $121bn against a reported $115bn. Treasury shares and a count struck on a different date would explain a gap of about that size, but PrePost has not reconciled it and publishes the reported figure rather than its own arithmetic. Both valuations since 2021 came from secondary sales, in which employees and early backers sold to institutional buyers. No new capital reached the company, so these set a price without being fundraises in the usual sense. Revolut's audited 2025 accounts show revenue of GBP 4.52bn, up from GBP 3.09bn, and profit before tax of GBP 1.71bn, which is unusual at this stage and is part of why the price has moved as it has.