Revolut has reached a private-market valuation of €100 billion following a secondary share sale, marking a significant milestone for the British fintech giant.
The transaction, which took place on Wednesday, July 22, values the company at more than 50% higher than its previous private-market estimate, according to AFP sources cited by French business publication Challenges.
By hitting the €100 billion threshold, Revolut has solidified its position as the world's most valuable fintech company, overtaking Brazil's Nubank in the process.
The surge in valuation underscores the intense investor appetite for digital banking platforms that have successfully scaled beyond their initial markets.
By hitting the €100 billion threshold, Revolut has solidified its position as the world's most valuable fintech company, overtaking Brazil's Nubank in the process.
The secondary sale allows early investors and employees to liquidate stakes without diluting existing shareholders, a common mechanism for high-growth private companies seeking to provide liquidity while maintaining control.
This valuation jump comes as the broader fintech sector faces increasing scrutiny over profitability and regulatory compliance.