The news shook the financial world this week. According to the Financial Times, Revolut informed its investors that it is targeting a valuation between $150 and $200 billion<\/strong> for its upcoming initial public offering, whereas it was valued at $75 billion<\/strong> during a secondary share sale in November 2025. In less than six months, the British neobank has potentially doubled its perceived value on private markets. This is the kind of trajectory that deserves serious attention.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Behind this bold valuation lie solid fundamentals. Revolut’s revenue reached a record $6 billion<\/strong> in 2025, up 46%<\/strong> year over year, with a pretax profit of $2.3 billion<\/strong>. The user base grew by 30%<\/strong> to reach 68.3 million customers<\/strong> worldwide, a growth rate that very few financial companies can maintain at this scale.<\/p>\n\n\n\n These performances put Revolut in a league of its own among the fintechs to watch for investing in cryptocurrencies<\/a>. The company is no longer a startup: it is a systemic player in the making, combining the profitability of an established bank with the agility of a tech product.<\/p>\n\n\n\n