Revolut
Builders in Fintech has recorded 3 equity rounds for Revolut, most recently a secondary round of 3,000,000,000 USD on 24 October 2025.
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Revolut plans to apply for digital bank and e-money licences in the Philippines, the trade department says
Revolut will apply for digital bank and electronic money issuer licences from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, according to the Philippine Department of Trade…
Revolut starts rolling out unsecured personal loans of £2,000 to £25,000 to UK customers
Revolut has begun offering unsecured personal loans to existing UK customers, from £2,000 to £25,000 over one to five years, with no fees and an interest rate…
Yapily swings to a £355,000 profit on £16.7M revenue and says it prefers the sidelines of open banking consolidation
Yapily's turnover rose from £6.7 million to £16.7 million in 2025, and the company swung from a £16.2 million loss to a £355,000 profit, according to new…
Argentina's central bank expects Mercado Pago and Revolut to hold banking licences before year end
Juan Curutchet, director of Argentina's central bank (BCRA) and Superintendent of Financial Institutions, said at the Nuevo Dinero conference on Wednesday that…
Revolut applies for a Swiss banking licence and commits CHF 150M
Revolut applies for a Swiss banking licence from FINMA and commits more than CHF 150M to the Swiss market over five years.
People
Current
- David Tirado — Chief Commercial Officer
- Julian Biegmann — General Manager for Switzerland
- Nik Storonsky — Founder and CEO
- Albert Tinio — CEO-designate Philippines
- Adam Gagen — Global Head of Government Affairs
Funding history
3,000,000,000 USD
CoatueLead, DragoneerLead, FidelityLead, GreenoaksLead, Andreessen Horowitz, Franklin Templeton, NVentures, T. Rowe Price
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5,000,000
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800,000,000 USD
SoftBank Vision Fund 2Lead, Tiger Global
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Investors
In the news
- Revolut eyes Philippines bank licence (opens in a new tab)
- Revolut gets green light to buy Argentinian bank (opens in a new tab)
- Revolut trials Pay with Smile (opens in a new tab)
- Revolut unveils facial recognition payments in UK (opens in a new tab)
- “The Blood Will Be On Your Hands,” Revolut Hackers Warn (opens in a new tab)
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Mentioned on the podcast
Revolut's growth has turned banking technology into a CEO-level issue for European banks.
Europe's e-money framework, created over a decade ago, enabled Monzo, Revolut and digital wallets before the rest of the world.
Europe can build homegrown fintech champions, such as Revolut and Monzo.
The US has no neobank champion for high earners because incumbents serve them well; Chime leads for subprime, while Nubank and Revolut won affluent customers.
Revolut shows a financial super app can work in Europe, on the SME side too, but there is not room for five of them.
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