Revolut Explores Share Sale at Over $100 Billion Valuation Ahead of Potential IPO

Revolut is exploring a new secondary share sale in the second half of 2026 that could value the UK-headquartered fintech at more than $100 billion, according to a report by Bloomberg. The company is ultimately targeting a valuation of at least $150 billion through an eventual initial public offering.

The discussions are at an early stage and no decisions over the size or timing of the share sale have been taken. The planned transaction would allow new investors to purchase shares ahead of a public listing, following a series of deals last year that valued Revolut at $75 billion — up from $45 billion twelve months prior.

Revolut's recent investor roster includes Coatue, Greenoaks, Dragoneer, Andreessen Horowitz, and Nvidia's venture capital arm NVentures, which joined the cap table through the $75 billion round.

IPO timeline remains uncertain

While reports point to a potential Nasdaq listing, CEO Nik Storonsky has said a public offering is "not a priority" and would "most likely" happen in "two or three years." Storonsky has indicated that a US listing would be "clearly more beneficial" due to greater liquidity, despite interest from the UK government and a reported £3 billion investment pledge tied to a potential London listing.

Revolut's revenue is tracking towards £4.1 billion ($5.5 billion) for the current period. The company holds a UK banking licence and has expanded rapidly across payments, crypto trading, and business banking services.

The potential $100 billion-plus valuation would make Revolut one of the most valuable private fintech companies globally, alongside Stripe, which was recently valued at $159 billion through an employee share sale.