Revolut has reached a $115 billion valuation through a secondary share sale for employees, according to reports on July 22. The fintech company’s shares were valued at $2,017 each in this transaction, marking a significant increase from its last valuation of $75 billion in November 2025, according to sifted.eu.
The secondary share sale process was confirmed by a Revolut spokesperson, who stated that the company is conducting the sale but declined to comment on details until the process concludes. Internal communication to staff, seen by Bloomberg, revealed the share price and valuation. This sale follows earlier reports that Revolut was considering a share sale around a $100 billion valuation in the second half of this year.
This new valuation brings Revolut closer to its $200 billion target ahead of a potential initial public offering in 2028. The increase in valuation also impacts CEO and cofounder Nik Storonsky, whose personal stake could rise by 10% if the company meets certain valuation goals, making him one of the wealthiest individuals globally. Revolut’s last secondary sale occurred in November 2025, when it was valued at $75 billion.
The secondary share sale and valuation update highlight Revolut’s growing market presence and investor confidence. The company will provide further updates once the share sale process is complete, according to the spokesperson, signaling a key milestone ahead of its planned public listing.