Revolut says it remains Europe’s most valuable private company and ranks among the global top 10
Digital bank Revolut said on its official X account that the company remains Europe’s most valuable private company and still ranks among the global top 10.
This statement follows the company’s earlier announcement of a $115 billion valuation. Based on a secondary share sale transaction in July 2026, Revolut was valued at $115 billion, up from $75 billion in November 2025.
Revolut was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in London. The company previously reported that its customer base had exceeded 80 million.
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Title: Revolut official X post Publisher: Revolut (@Revolut) Publication date: 2026-11-04 URL: https://x.com/Revolut/status/2117897139816648720 Source nature: official company social media statement Verification status: read this post directly Support content: the company directly stated, “Still Europe’s most valuable private company. Still top 10 globally.”
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Revolut reiterated in an official statement its position in the ranking of private company valuations in Europe and globally. The statement is based on a $115 billion private secondary transaction valuation, rather than a public-market capitalization.
Global private company valuation rankings typically include OpenAI, Anthropic, ByteDance, Databricks, Stripe, and others. Rankings from different firms vary due to valuation timing, transaction type (primary financing or secondary sale), and data sources.
When Revolut announced a $75 billion valuation in November 2025, it also made a similar statement that it was Europe’s most valuable private company and in the global top 10. This statement did not provide new specific ranking criteria or comparison targets.
Private valuations are determined by limited transactions and are not continuously priced by the public market. Revolut’s lending business is relatively small compared with traditional banks, and its revenue structure relies more on payments, foreign exchange, and subscription services.
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Revolut said it remains Europe’s most valuable private company.
The company also said it remains in the global top 10.
The statement is based on the previously announced $115 billion valuation.