ChainCatcher report: UK digital bank Revolut plans to seek a $150 billion to $200 billion valuation in its upcoming IPO, a significant increase from its previous $75 billion valuation. CEO Nik Storonsky also revealed that Revolut is preparing for a new secondary share sale in the second half of 2026, with a potential valuation exceeding $100 billion. Previously, Nik Storonsky indicated that the company’s IPO is at least two years away and could be delayed until 2028, with no immediate IPO plans. He noted that Revolut is currently focusing on expanding in the U.S. market, including applying for a banking license to gain access to the Federal Reserve’s payment infrastructure and expand lending and credit card services. The company has already obtained a full banking license in the UK.
Revolut Aims for $1.5–2 Trillion Valuation in Future IPO
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Revolut is targeting a $1.5–2 trillion valuation for a future IPO, up from $750 billion. CEO Nik Storonsky said the IPO is at least two years away, with a secondary offering planned for late 2026. The company is pursuing U.S. expansion, including obtaining a banking license to support loan and credit card services. Revolut already holds a UK banking license and is monitoring MiCA and CFT compliance as it grows.
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