Revolut has seen a sharp increase in revenue: key figures for 2025
24 March 14:18
By the end of 2025, the British fintech company Revolut had increased its net revenue to £4.5 billion ($6.02 billion), exceeding analysts’ forecasts. The number of customers grew by 30% to 68.3 million, and pre-tax net profit amounted to £1.7 billion.
This was reported by Bloomberg, as cited by [Komersant].
Banking Operations
The company received a full banking license in the UK. CEO Storonsky called this license “the number one priority.” This status allows Revolut to offer credit products to 13 million British customers and compete for deposits with Lloyds Banking Group and NatWest Group. Over the reporting year, the company’s loan portfolio grew from £1 billion to £2.2 billion, in part due to the launch of mortgage lending.
Revolut’s operations are currently regulated by the Bank of England, the Bank of Lithuania, and the European Central Bank. Total interest income for the year amounted to £974 million.
Operations
The company’s workforce grew from 10,000 to 12,200 employees last year. Total personnel expenses rose to £922 million, while administrative expenses amounted to £1.8 billion. £528.8 million was allocated to marketing and advertising.
The loan portfolio grew to £2.2 billion, including mortgage loans for the first time, from approximately £1 billion.
In 2025, the company conducted a share buyback from employees based on a market valuation of the business at $75 billion. Over 2,100 employees from 32 countries participated in this process.
Growth Strategy
Revolut continues to diversify its revenue streams by expanding its investment and savings products. Management views the UK license as a priority for obtaining further authorizations in other countries where the company plans to scale its operations in 2026.
About Revolut
Revolut is a British fintech company and online bank that offers a wide range of financial services via a mobile app. It was founded in 2015 by Russian-British entrepreneur Nikolay Storonsky and Ukrainian businessman Vlad Yatsenko. Its headquarters are located in London. The service allows users to open accounts, make international transfers, exchange currencies at favorable rates, and trade stocks and cryptocurrencies.
