Revolut posts record profit as US expansion plans accelerate

Revolut has reported its highest-ever annual profit as the company prepares to expand further into the United States following a key regulatory milestone in the United Kingdom.

The fintech firm revealed that its pretax profit surged 57% in 2025, reaching £1.7 billion ($2.3 billion), up from £1.09 billion the previous year.

Revenue also climbed significantly, rising 46% to $6 billion, driven in part by strong performance in its business banking division, which accounted for 16% of total income.

The results mark another major step for the London-based company, which was valued at around $75 billion in 2025, making it one of Europe’s most valuable private technology firms.

The growth comes shortly after Revolut secured a full banking license in the United Kingdom, a long-awaited approval that strengthens its position as it transitions from a fintech startup into a fully licensed global bank.

Co-founder and CEO Nik Storonsky said the company has built a “diversified and resilient” business model that supports profitability at scale.

He added that Revolut is now entering its next phase of expansion, with a focus on scaling globally and strengthening its technology-driven services.

Storonsky emphasised that despite its rapid growth over the past decade, the company believes it is only at the beginning of what it can achieve as a global financial institution.

With strong financial results and regulatory progress, Revolut appears well-positioned to accelerate its push into international markets, particularly the US, where competition in digital banking continues to intensify.