Revolut lands a €65 billion valuation after latest share sale fuels global bank ambitions

Revolut, the London-based FinTech firm, has achieved a €65 billion valuation following a recent share sale, marking a significant milestone for the company and solidifying its position as Europe’s most valuable private tech firm. This valuation underscores the robust growth and investor confidence in Revolut’s ambitions to build a global banking platform. The secondary share sale attracted prominent investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, Franklin Templeton, and NVentures, the venture capital arm of NVIDIA. The recent funding round highlights Revolut's progress towards its goal of serving 100 million customers across 100 countries. CEO and co-founder Nik Storonsky emphasized the company's achievements over the past year and its vision to establish a global financial and technology leader based in Europe. Revolut has consistently expanded, including plans to invest €1 billion in France, signaling its commitment to the European market. This substantial valuation positions Revolut far above the scale of other FinTech funding rounds. Several other European FinTech companies also raised significant rounds in 2025. These include Zilch in the UK (€150 million), Finary in France (€25 million), Teybridge Capital Europe in Ireland (€50 million), Flowpay between the Czech Republic and the Netherlands (€30 million), and Due in the UK (€6.3 million). Revolut's growth reflects the dynamism within the European FinTech sector, fueled by innovation and driven by firms targeting digital payments, wealth management, and SME finance. Its success story exemplifies the potential for European companies to compete globally, offering alternatives to traditional financial services. This demonstrates the increasing importance of digital transformation within the European financial landscape.