Revolut completes funding round at $115 billion valuation
Revolut has completed a funding round that values the fintech at $115 billion, as it expands its banking operations across several markets in 2026.

Revolut has completed a new funding round that values the company at $115 billion, marking one of the largest valuations for a fintech firm.
The company said it launched banks in four markets during 2026: the United Kingdom, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand. The rollout reflects Revolut's push to move beyond its origins as a payments and currency-exchange app and operate as a fully licensed bank in more countries.
Why it matters
A valuation of this size gives Revolut considerable financial room to keep expanding. Holding local banking operations typically lets a fintech offer a wider range of products to customers in each market, so the launches in Mexico, Australia and New Zealand, alongside the UK, are central to its growth plans.
For customers, the milestone signals that Revolut is increasingly positioning itself as a primary bank rather than a secondary app. For competitors, both traditional lenders and rival digital banks, it raises the bar for scale and investor backing.
What comes next
The company has not been quoted here on how the new capital will be allocated, and further details on investors and the amount raised were not part of the announcement summary. Revolut's progress in turning its newly launched banks into established operations will be the next thing to watch.
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