Revolut reached a $75 billion valuation following a secondary sale of shares transaction backed by Coatue, NVIDIA (NVentures) and Fidelity. The milestone, achieved without an immediate public listing, provides liquidity to employees and investors and positions the firm as the most valuable neobank in the market. This round offers institutional validation while preserving Revolut’s private status.
The transaction was carried out mainly as a secondary sale that allowed existing shareholders to monetize part of their holdings without changing the company’s private status. More than 200 current and former employees realized paper gains, with shares valued at $1,381.06 per share, according to reported terms of the transaction.
Funds led by institutional investors —Coatue, NVIDIA’s NVentures and Fidelity— participated in the round, providing capital and institutional validation to the valuation. The move offered liquidity to workers and preserved Revolut’s strategic flexibility versus a traditional public offering.
Financial performance and Revolut’s strategic context
The financial drivers underpinning the valuation include revenue growth of 72% in 2024 and reported revenues of $4.0 billion in that same year. The platform processed a transaction volume in excess of $1 trillion in 2023 and has approximately 38 million registered customers. The company projected revenues of $5.9 billion for 2025 and $9.3 billion for 2026, figures that management attributes to “strong commercial momentum,” according to statements related to the round.
The brand now surpasses direct competitors in valuation; the milestone places it above Nubank, which had been the most valued neobank at $71.5 billion. Revolut’s value progression shows prior steps: $33 billion in 2021 and $45 billion in 2024, with reports of a previously rebuffed valuation around $65 billion.
By obtaining this valuation through secondary sales and institutional capital injections, Revolut expands its room for investments in product, compliance and regional expansion without the immediate dilution of an IPO. The $75 billion valuation cements Revolut as a leader among neobanks and reinforces its pre-IPO financing capacity.
