Key Highlights
- Revolut’s new fundraising round formalizes a $75B valuation.
- Employee share sales and global banking licenses fuel expansion plans.
- Recent Polygon integration boosts on-chain payments across the app.
Revolut has finalized a major fundraising round that cements the company’s valuation at $75 billion, reflecting its growing valuation within Europe’s private tech sector.
The announcement follows months of secondary share activity, including a September 3 employee share sale that first signaled Revolut’s new valuation band, and marks another step in the fintech’s effort to scale globally.
A valuation rooted in employee liquidity
Back in September, Revolut allowed staff to sell up to 20% of their holdings, following a sharp rise in profitability and revenue. That sale, priced at $1,381.06 per share, effectively implied a $75 billion valuation, up from $45 billion in mid-2024.
While that transaction was limited to employees and early shareholders, it previewed where investor appetite was heading.
New fundraising confirms the number
The newly completed funding round formalizes the $75 billion figure. Led by Coatue, Greenoaks, Dragoneer, and Fidelity Management & Research, the transaction included participation from NVentures, NVIDIA’s investment arm, and other major global names.
The round also provided liquidity for employees, marking the fifth time Revolut has offered a share sale program for staff.
CEO Nik Storonsky described the valuation as recognition of “the progress we have made in the last twelve months” and reiterated the company’s target of building a global bank with reach across 100 countries.
Crypto and on-chain infrastructure push
Revolut has also continued to grow its digital-asset offerings. On November 19, the firm expanded its integration with Polygon, enabling users to send USDC/USDT on-chain, make stablecoin purchases using its crypto card, and trade or stake POL directly in the app.
Users had already moved more than $690 million through Polygon by late 2025, highlighting fast adoption of the feature.
Next steps
Revolut’s $75 billion valuation shows that new market approvals and expanding crypto tools reveal how rapidly the company is widening its reach.
With major investors joining and employees gaining liquidity, the focus now shifts to whether Revolut will finally pursue a U.S. listing, a long-expected next step for both staff and shareholders.
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