Revolut has secured funding that boosts its valuation to $75 billion, making it one of Europe's highest-valued private tech firms. The funding round was led by Coatue, Greenoaks, Dragoneer, and Fidelity, with participation from notable investors like Nvidia’s NVentures and Andreessen Horowitz. Although Revolut hasn't disclosed the amount raised, the company allowed employees to cash out during this deal. Prior to this round, Revolut’s valuation stood at $48 billion in August 2025, and it has amassed a total of $2.89 billion in venture capital since its inception in 2015. The neobank has been aggressively expanding its international footprint. Currently, it holds banking licenses in the UK and the EU, and operates across several countries, including Australia, Japan, and the U.S. Recent expansions include launching services in India and plans to enter Colombia in 2026, Mexico, Argentina, and South Africa, along with gaining a payments license in the UAE. Financially, 2024 was a strong year for Revolut, with revenues increasing by 72% to $4 billion and a reported net profit of $1 billion. Revolut's ambitions are significant, targeting 100 million customers by mid-2027 and aiming to break into over 30 new markets by 2030. CEO Nik Storonsky highlighted the company's progress toward creating a truly global bank, serving customers across 100 countries. The recent funding and expansion plans indicate a clear strategy to solidify its position in the competitive fintech landscape.