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Revolut valued at $115 billion, becomes Europe's most valuable private company
Odaily Odaily News Fintech company Revolut has reached a valuation of $115 billion in a secondary stock sale for employees, making it the most valuable private company in Europe. Revolut disclosed a pre-tax profit of $2.3 billion and revenue of $6 billion for 2025. Its main app allows users to trade over 200 crypto tokens, transfer assets to external wallets, and stake holdings. The company also operates a standalone crypto exchange, Revolut X. Revolut recently secured a full UK banking license and is seeking a US national banking license. The company's IPO valuation target is $200 billion.
Nvidia's Investment Footprint Expands: Reportedly Injects Nearly $200 Million into Digital Bank Revolut
NVentures, the venture capital arm of Nvidia, may have invested approximately $196 million in the UK-based fintech company Revolut.A confirmation statement filed with Companies House in the UK reveals that a shareholder entity, suspected to be NVentures LLC, holds approximately 141,834 shares in Revolut. Based on the issuance price disclosed in Revolut's funding round, these shares are valued at around $195.9 million.Previously, neither Nvidia nor Revolut had publicly disclosed the specific investment amount or shareholding scale of NVentures in the company. This document leak indicates that Nvidia is further expanding its presence in the fintech sector through strategic investments.Founded in 2015, Revolut is one of Europe's leading digital banking platforms, covering areas such as payments, foreign exchange, investments, and crypto asset services. In recent years, Nvidia has been consistently investing in AI, fintech, and next-generation internet infrastructure companies through NVentures, and this investment in Revolut is also seen as part of its strategy to expand its AI and digital finance ecosystem. (TechFundingNews)
On-chain perpetual futures exchange Extended completes $12.5 million strategic funding round, led by eToro
on-chain perpetual futures exchange Extended has completed a $12.5 million strategic funding round, led by eToro, with participation from Jump Crypto.The project primarily operates an on-chain perpetual futures exchange built on StarkWare's StarkEx scaling engine. Founded by former Revolut employees, Extended opened for trading at the end of 2024. (financefeeds)
On-chain perpetual futures exchange Extended completes $12.5 million funding round, led by eToro
According to The Block, trading platform eToro announced on July 2 local time that it led a $12.5 million strategic financing round for the on-chain perpetual futures exchange Extended, with Jump Crypto also participating in this investment. This financing is closely tied to a strategic partnership with Zengo, eToro's self-custody wallet. Both parties will jointly explore the integration of traditional financial assets and decentralized trading environments, expanding on-chain access channels to global financial markets. Extended was founded by former Revolut employees, launched trading at the end of 2024, and is built on StarkWare's on-chain scaling engine StarkEx.
Revolut seeks $115 billion valuation and plans multiple secondary transactions before IPO
: According to sources, London-based digital bank and financial super app Revolut is quietly seeking a round of secondary equity transactions, targeting a valuation of $115 billion. If successful, this valuation would surpass Barclays and Deutsche Bank, and approach the scale of BNP Paribas.Founded in 2015 and led by CEO Nik Storonsky, Revolut plans to conduct multiple rounds of secondary transactions before its IPO to provide liquidity for internal shareholders while gauging the market's tolerance for its valuation. Storonsky has stated that an IPO is still at least two years away.Based on current revenue of $600 million and profits of $2.3 billion, the $115 billion valuation would give it a price-to-earnings ratio similar to high-growth technology companies. If the transaction goes through, Storonsky's stake would be worth at least $36 billion, placing him among the world's wealthiest fintech founders.Previously, Revolut was already Europe's most valuable private technology company at a valuation of $75 billion. A $115 billion valuation would now propel it into the ranks of top global financial institutions, setting a high bar for its future IPO and signaling investors' optimistic outlook on the company's valuation. (Bloomberg)
Revolut Plans Secondary Stock Sale, Valuation Could Reach $115 Billion
According to Bloomberg, digital bank Revolut is planning to launch a secondary share sale, with the transaction valued at approximately $11.5 billion. Sources familiar with the matter said the move aims to provide early investors and employees with an avenue to monetize their shares. The formal process could begin as early as this month, though specific details have not yet been finalized, and the company is currently in preliminary discussions with potential investors.
Revolut valued at $115 billion, becomes Europe's most valuable private company
Odaily Odaily News Fintech company Revolut has reached a valuation of $115 billion in a secondary stock sale for employees, making it the most valuable private company in Europe. Revolut disclosed a pre-tax profit of $2.3 billion and revenue of $6 billion for 2025. Its main app allows users to trade over 200 crypto tokens, transfer assets to external wallets, and stake holdings. The company also operates a standalone crypto exchange, Revolut X. Revolut recently secured a full UK banking license and is seeking a US national banking license. The company's IPO valuation target is $200 billion.
Revolut Receives In-Principle Approval from Dubai’s VARA to Offer Crypto Services in the UAE
British fintech company Revolut announced that it has received in-principle approval from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) to conduct crypto asset-related business in the UAE. The scope of Revolut’s approval includes brokerage and dealing, asset management and investment, as well as cryptocurrency trading services. Revolut stated that in the future, users in the UAE will be able to buy, sell, and hold digital assets through the Revolut App and the Revolut X trading platform. (Cointelegraph)
Revolut Receives UAE Approval to Provide Crypto Services
Revolut has received Approval in Principle from the UAE Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority to provide crypto services such as brokerage, investment, and exchange locally.
Revolut 获迪拜 VARA 原则性批准，拟在阿联酋推出加密货币服务
According to The National, UK fintech company Revolut has received in-principle approval from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority to provide cryptocurrency-related services in the UAE, with business scope including brokerage and proprietary trading, asset management and investment, and exchange operations. Revolut stated that this approval lays the foundation for launching virtual asset services under a regulated framework.
European Central Bank Launches Digital Euro Pilot, 36 Institutions Including Deutsche Bank and Revolut Selected
the European Central Bank (ECB) has selected 36 banks and payment companies to participate in the digital euro pilot project, preparing for the potential issuance of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) possibly in 2029. Selected institutions include Deutsche Bank, Revolut, Adyen, SumUp, UniCredit, and Worldline. The list was selected from 50 applicant institutions.The digital euro pilot program is scheduled to launch in the second half of next year, lasting for 12 months. It will test the Beta version of the digital euro across various payment scenarios, including: online person-to-person transfers, offline payments, in-store payments, and e-commerce payments. The pilot scope will cover the ECB and the central banks of 19 eurozone countries. ECB employees and staff from national central banks will participate as users, while some restaurants, cafes, and online merchants will support digital euro payments.Although the digital euro currently lacks legal tender status, its design will closely align with the relevant legislative framework being developed by the European Union. The ECB stated that the final decision on whether to issue a digital euro will await the passage of relevant regulations and a decision by the ECB's Governing Council.One of the key reasons for the ECB's push for a digital euro is concern that the development of private dollar-pegged stablecoins could impact Europe's monetary sovereignty. In recent years, dollar-backed stablecoins like Tether's USDT and Circle's USDC have grown rapidly in global payment volumes, drawing the attention of European regulators to financial autonomy.However, the CBDC project still faces privacy controversies. Some privacy advocacy groups worry that a central bank digital currency could lead to transaction tracking or even pose a risk of restricted account access. In contrast, the United States has recently passed laws restricting the Federal Reserve System from issuing a digital dollar before the end of 2030.Currently, Europe's digital euro project is entering its practical testing phase, while EU legislative bodies are advancing the relevant legal framework. If the regulatory process proceeds smoothly, the digital euro could potentially be officially launched as early as 2029. (CoinDesk)
Revolut: USDT Delisting Limited to European Economic Area and Switzerland
According to Cointelegraph, crypto-friendly digital banking platform Revolut announced that it will cease support for USDT in the European Economic Area (EEA) and Swiss markets by August 31, 2026, with other markets remaining unaffected. Revolut stated that this move stems from regular reviews of crypto services and risk considerations under the EU MiCA regulatory framework. Currently, Revolut has already removed USDT trading pairs for EEA users from its Revolut X trading platform. It is worth noting that Switzerland is not a member of the EU or EEA and is not directly bound by MiCA, yet Revolut has not provided an explanation for including Switzerland in the affected markets. This delisting decision aligns with the overall trend of crypto platforms in the EU—since Tether chose not to apply for authorization under the MiCA framework, multiple platforms have successively delisted USDT.
Revolut valued at $115 billion, becomes Europe's most valuable private company
Odaily Odaily News Fintech company Revolut has reached a valuation of $115 billion in a secondary stock sale for employees, making it the most valuable private company in Europe. Revolut disclosed a pre-tax profit of $2.3 billion and revenue of $6 billion for 2025. Its main app allows users to trade over 200 crypto tokens, transfer assets to external wallets, and stake holdings. The company also operates a standalone crypto exchange, Revolut X. Revolut recently secured a full UK banking license and is seeking a US national banking license. The company's IPO valuation target is $200 billion.
European Central Bank Launches Digital Euro Pilot, 36 Institutions Including Deutsche Bank and Revolut Selected
the European Central Bank (ECB) has selected 36 banks and payment companies to participate in the digital euro pilot project, preparing for the potential issuance of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) possibly in 2029. Selected institutions include Deutsche Bank, Revolut, Adyen, SumUp, UniCredit, and Worldline. The list was selected from 50 applicant institutions.The digital euro pilot program is scheduled to launch in the second half of next year, lasting for 12 months. It will test the Beta version of the digital euro across various payment scenarios, including: online person-to-person transfers, offline payments, in-store payments, and e-commerce payments. The pilot scope will cover the ECB and the central banks of 19 eurozone countries. ECB employees and staff from national central banks will participate as users, while some restaurants, cafes, and online merchants will support digital euro payments.Although the digital euro currently lacks legal tender status, its design will closely align with the relevant legislative framework being developed by the European Union. The ECB stated that the final decision on whether to issue a digital euro will await the passage of relevant regulations and a decision by the ECB's Governing Council.One of the key reasons for the ECB's push for a digital euro is concern that the development of private dollar-pegged stablecoins could impact Europe's monetary sovereignty. In recent years, dollar-backed stablecoins like Tether's USDT and Circle's USDC have grown rapidly in global payment volumes, drawing the attention of European regulators to financial autonomy.However, the CBDC project still faces privacy controversies. Some privacy advocacy groups worry that a central bank digital currency could lead to transaction tracking or even pose a risk of restricted account access. In contrast, the United States has recently passed laws restricting the Federal Reserve System from issuing a digital dollar before the end of 2030.Currently, Europe's digital euro project is entering its practical testing phase, while EU legislative bodies are advancing the relevant legal framework. If the regulatory process proceeds smoothly, the digital euro could potentially be officially launched as early as 2029. (CoinDesk)
Revolut: USDT Delisting Limited to European Economic Area and Switzerland
According to Cointelegraph, crypto-friendly digital banking platform Revolut announced that it will cease support for USDT in the European Economic Area (EEA) and Swiss markets by August 31, 2026, with other markets remaining unaffected. Revolut stated that this move stems from regular reviews of crypto services and risk considerations under the EU MiCA regulatory framework. Currently, Revolut has already removed USDT trading pairs for EEA users from its Revolut X trading platform. It is worth noting that Switzerland is not a member of the EU or EEA and is not directly bound by MiCA, yet Revolut has not provided an explanation for including Switzerland in the affected markets. This delisting decision aligns with the overall trend of crypto platforms in the EU—since Tether chose not to apply for authorization under the MiCA framework, multiple platforms have successively delisted USDT.
Sky provides 150 million USDS base liquidity for FX Layer
Sky (formerly MakerDAO), in collaboration with Spark and Uniswap, announced that the initial 150 million in liquidity for FX Layer, a stablecoin exchange system jointly developed by the three parties, is entirely sourced from the Sky ecosystem's stablecoin USDS. As the platform's core pricing asset, USDS provides base liquidity for USDS/USDT and USDS/PYUSD trading pools, marking the first large-scale implementation of this shared liquidity framework.The long-term plan for the three parties is to introduce institutions engaged in stablecoin operations, such as PayPal's PYUSD, Ripple's RLUSD, Robinhood, and Revolut, to access the unified infrastructure. This eliminates the need for each issuer to independently build liquidity pools and market-making systems. Simultaneously, a governance mechanism will be established to allow idle funds not involved in market-making to generate ongoing returns.Looking back to June 25th, Spark and Uniswap officially announced the launch of FX Layer. The division of roles is clear: Spark acts as the orchestration layer to allocate cross-stablecoin liquidity, while Uniswap v4 executes transaction paths via its programmable AMM mechanism through the DualPool hook. It offers a one-stop stablecoin exchange service for banks, fintech companies, and payment enterprises.
Revolut plans to launch U.S. banking services in 2026, supporting stablecoin and crypto trading
According to CoinDesk, Revolut plans to launch its U.S. banking services in 2026, offering FDIC-insured accounts, stablecoin services, multi-currency deposits, and cryptocurrency trading.
Revolut Launches First Physical Crypto Card with Dogecoin Theme
fintech company Revolut has announced the launch of its first physical crypto debit card, featuring a Dogecoin theme and an LED display that lights up when users tap to pay.The card is usable at merchants that accept Visa and Mastercard, and will initially be rolled out in the UK and the European Economic Area.This launch comes amid sustained growth in crypto card usage. Platforms such as Crypto.com, Coinbase, and Binance are all expanding their crypto card services, while Gemini also regards its credit card business as a key source of revenue growth. Data shows that daily transaction volumes for crypto cards have repeatedly exceeded 100,000 in recent times, indicating that payment scenarios within the industry are continuing to expand.
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Revolut valued at $115 billion, becomes Europe's most valuable private company
Odaily Odaily News Fintech company Revolut has reached a valuation of $115 billion in a secondary stock sale for employees, making it the most valuable private company in Europe. Revolut disclosed a pre-tax profit of $2.3 billion and revenue of $6 billion for 2025. Its main app allows users to trade over 200 crypto tokens, transfer assets to external wallets, and stake holdings. The company also operates a standalone crypto exchange, Revolut X. Revolut recently secured a full UK banking license and is seeking a US national banking license. The company's IPO valuation target is $200 billion.
Nvidia's Investment Footprint Expands: Reportedly Injects Nearly $200 Million into Digital Bank Revolut
NVentures, the venture capital arm of Nvidia, may have invested approximately $196 million in the UK-based fintech company Revolut.A confirmation statement filed with Companies House in the UK reveals that a shareholder entity, suspected to be NVentures LLC, holds approximately 141,834 shares in Revolut. Based on the issuance price disclosed in Revolut's funding round, these shares are valued at around $195.9 million.Previously, neither Nvidia nor Revolut had publicly disclosed the specific investment amount or shareholding scale of NVentures in the company. This document leak indicates that Nvidia is further expanding its presence in the fintech sector through strategic investments.Founded in 2015, Revolut is one of Europe's leading digital banking platforms, covering areas such as payments, foreign exchange, investments, and crypto asset services. In recent years, Nvidia has been consistently investing in AI, fintech, and next-generation internet infrastructure companies through NVentures, and this investment in Revolut is also seen as part of its strategy to expand its AI and digital finance ecosystem. (TechFundingNews)
Revolut Receives In-Principle Approval from Dubai’s VARA to Offer Crypto Services in the UAE
British fintech company Revolut announced that it has received in-principle approval from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) to conduct crypto asset-related business in the UAE. The scope of Revolut’s approval includes brokerage and dealing, asset management and investment, as well as cryptocurrency trading services. Revolut stated that in the future, users in the UAE will be able to buy, sell, and hold digital assets through the Revolut App and the Revolut X trading platform. (Cointelegraph)
Revolut Receives UAE Approval to Provide Crypto Services
Revolut has received Approval in Principle from the UAE Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority to provide crypto services such as brokerage, investment, and exchange locally.
Revolut 获迪拜 VARA 原则性批准，拟在阿联酋推出加密货币服务
According to The National, UK fintech company Revolut has received in-principle approval from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority to provide cryptocurrency-related services in the UAE, with business scope including brokerage and proprietary trading, asset management and investment, and exchange operations. Revolut stated that this approval lays the foundation for launching virtual asset services under a regulated framework.
European Central Bank Launches Digital Euro Pilot, 36 Institutions Including Deutsche Bank and Revolut Selected
the European Central Bank (ECB) has selected 36 banks and payment companies to participate in the digital euro pilot project, preparing for the potential issuance of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) possibly in 2029. Selected institutions include Deutsche Bank, Revolut, Adyen, SumUp, UniCredit, and Worldline. The list was selected from 50 applicant institutions.The digital euro pilot program is scheduled to launch in the second half of next year, lasting for 12 months. It will test the Beta version of the digital euro across various payment scenarios, including: online person-to-person transfers, offline payments, in-store payments, and e-commerce payments. The pilot scope will cover the ECB and the central banks of 19 eurozone countries. ECB employees and staff from national central banks will participate as users, while some restaurants, cafes, and online merchants will support digital euro payments.Although the digital euro currently lacks legal tender status, its design will closely align with the relevant legislative framework being developed by the European Union. The ECB stated that the final decision on whether to issue a digital euro will await the passage of relevant regulations and a decision by the ECB's Governing Council.One of the key reasons for the ECB's push for a digital euro is concern that the development of private dollar-pegged stablecoins could impact Europe's monetary sovereignty. In recent years, dollar-backed stablecoins like Tether's USDT and Circle's USDC have grown rapidly in global payment volumes, drawing the attention of European regulators to financial autonomy.However, the CBDC project still faces privacy controversies. Some privacy advocacy groups worry that a central bank digital currency could lead to transaction tracking or even pose a risk of restricted account access. In contrast, the United States has recently passed laws restricting the Federal Reserve System from issuing a digital dollar before the end of 2030.Currently, Europe's digital euro project is entering its practical testing phase, while EU legislative bodies are advancing the relevant legal framework. If the regulatory process proceeds smoothly, the digital euro could potentially be officially launched as early as 2029. (CoinDesk)