Revolut is aiming for a valuation of up to $200 billion in its eventual initial public offering (IPO), signalling one of the most ambitious targets in the fintech space.
The company has internally discussed a valuation range of $150 billion to $200 billion, according to reports citing investors briefed on its plans.
Currently valued at around $75 billion, the target would represent a significant jump, potentially placing Revolut among the world’s most valuable financial firms.
However, the IPO is not expected anytime soon, with CEO Nik Storonsky indicating that a public listing is likely at least two years away, possibly around 2028.
In the meantime, the company is exploring a secondary share sale in 2026, which could push its valuation beyond $100 billion ahead of the IPO.
Revolut has been expanding aggressively across global markets, offering services ranging from digital banking and payments to crypto and insurance, while also securing key banking licenses.
The ambitious valuation target highlights the growing scale of fintech players and their increasing challenge to traditional banking giants worldwide.
