Revolut’s private valuation reached $115 billion in a July 2026 secondary share sale, up from $75 billion in late 2025 and $45 billion in 2024, supported by 2025 results showing $6 billion in revenue (up 46 percent) and $2.3 billion in pre-tax profit (up 57 percent) alongside customer growth past 80 million. Recent regulatory milestones, including full UK and French banking licenses plus preliminary U.S. national charter approval in September, position the company to expand lending and credit products while its CEO signals a preference for a U.S. primary listing, though any IPO remains unlikely before 2028. Traders are also monitoring ongoing AI initiatives leveraging daily transaction data and potential new share transactions that could reprice the firm before year-end.