Revolut has reportedly initiated a secondary share sale, positioning the company with an estimated valuation of USD 75 billion. This move is part of Revolut’s strategy to further its global expansion plans.

According to sources cited by Bloomberg News, in September 2025, Revolut launched a secondary share sale initially valued at USD 45 billion through new and existing investor participation. A spokesperson for Revolut communicated this to the press on 1 September 2025, noting that an employee secondary share sale is ongoing but declined further comments until completion.

The valuation per share was set at USD 1,381.06 during the process. Earlier this year, in April, Revolut significantly boosted its reported annual profit, with crypto trading, interest income, and card fees contributing to the growth. The company anticipated starting operations as a UK bank by 2025.

Revolut has been actively seeking opportunities for international expansion, including potentially entering China. In a 2024 pitch deck shared with investors, Revolut assessed hiring, licensing, and operational strategies in China, aiming to compete directly with local giants like Alipay and WeChat.

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Revolut also bolstered its capabilities through partnerships. In mid-August 2025, the company entered into an agreement with Aleo Network to list ALEO tokens on its platform. This move aligned with Europe’s MiCA regulation, which provided a unified framework for digital assets and was expected to drive innovation in privacy-focused payment systems.

Revolut has long supported various cryptocurrencies within its application, positioning itself at the forefront of crypto-friendly services and aligning with regulatory trends that favor such offerings.