Source: CB Insights, PitchBook, Revolut, Forbes, Techcrunch, Telegraph, FT, Medium
Revolut is one of the most popular online banking apps. Let’s have a look at some interesting data about Revolut as an app and as a company.
Revolut was valued at $33 billion in its most recent funding round, led by SoftBank and Tiger Global in 2021.
In the past, there have been 4 official valuations of Revolut, from 2017 to 2021.
Look at how Revolut’s worth changed in the course of 1 year! The company gained $27.5 billion in value from 2020 to 2021.
Source: Sifted, CNBC, CB Insights, PitchBook
Revolut revenue was expected to reach more than £500 million in 2021.
Just like the value of Revolut, revenue also grew a lot from 2020 to 2021.
Check out how Revolut’s revenue jumped by at least £300 million more from 2020 to 2021. That’s just amazing!
Source: Revolut
Revolut surpassed £95 billion in total transaction volume in 2021. It is expected to be over £100 billion in 2022.
This is referred to how much money went through Revolut payments, deposits, crpyto, transfers and so on.
Interestingly, in 2020 the transaction volume on Revolut was undisclosed.
Though, look at all the other years and see how there are a couple more billions with each new year.
Source: Revolut 1, Revolut 2, Forbes, Techcrunch
In other words, comparing Revolut’s revenue with their transaction volume — how much value do they capture out of the money that their users are transacting?
Looking at the table above, we can note how Revolut took 0.53% of all the transactions that went through the app.
Yet again, 2020’s information remains undiscolsed and misterious. We can only wonder about that!
In 2020, the average monthly deposit made by Revolut users was £396.
We also know a bit about the previous year. Speaking of which, you can see how Revolut users’ monthly deposit, on average, grew by at least £50 every year.
Revolut has more than 25 million registered users who use the app for currency conversion and banking.
From 2016, every year at Revolut had a new milestone. Check out how ther are millions of new active users with each new year on Revolut!
Source: Revolut, The Fintech Times
According to Revolut, more than one million people access the app daily (2020).
In 2023, the number of daily active users on Revolut is estimated to be way above one million users.
For now, we can only wait for Revolut to disclose this number.
In the past, it used to be 300,000 and 400,000 (2016, respectively 2018).
Source: Revolut
Revolut has raised a total of $1.7B in funding over 19 rounds. Their latest funding was raised on Aug 11, 2021, from a Secondary Market round.
Above you can see a list of all the 19 rounds of Revolut investments.
Source: Crunchbase
Now that we spoke about funding, let’s have a look at Revolut’s investors as well.
Therefore — Revolut is funded by 49 investors. Da Vinci Capital and Red Lions Capital are the most recent investors.
Note how three of them are lead investors: SoftBank, Tiger Global Management, as well as TSG.
Source: Crunchbase
Revolut acquired Nobly POS – Point of Sale on Nov 25, 2021.
At the moment, Nobly POS is the only company that we know Revolut has acquired. Let’s wait and see the next moves!
Source: Crunchbase
Revolut reported a £167 million net loss in 2021, its largest-ever annual net loss.
Unfortunately for Revolut, ever since 2016, there has only been loss within the Profit & Loss Account.
With each new year at Revolut in the 2016-2020 interval, the reported net loss was only going up.
Source: Revolut
In 2022, there are over 3,500 employees at Revolut.
Note how with each new year, there have been at laest 500 more new employees that started working for Revolut.
Source: Revolut, Business Insider, Startup Talky
Revolut has offices across 16 locations with headquarters in London, United Kingdom.
The table below shows all of them:
Revolut has offices all over the world: North America, Europe, Asia, Oceania.
Source: Craft
Revolut is available and operational in the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
Source: Revolut
The Revolut app and core banking account are free to use.
Revolut makes its money through:
Source: Four Week MBA
These are the different Revolut subscriptions plans that you can purchase to get a better experience and different advantages on the app:
Source: Four Week MBA
Users of Revolut are split between 58.23% men and 41.77% women.
We can conclude that Revolut has a pretty fair ratio of male and female users.
Source: Similar Web
The majority of Revolut users are between the ages of 25 and 34.
After that comes the 35 – 44 age group, with 22.03% of the total Revolut users.
Source: Similar Web
Revolut has most of its users from the United Kingdom, with 14.72% of the total users, and the number of 3.68 million.
Fun fact: Monzo is yet another eBanking app whose users are mostly from the UK.
After the UK, most of Revolut’s users are from Poland, France, and Spain, with over 6% of the total users for each.
Source: Similar Web
Note how most of Revolut’s users are on Android rather than on iOS.
Source: Google Play, Apple Apps
The top traffic source to Revolut is search traffic, driving 48.78% of desktop visits last month, and direct is the 2nd with 43.23% of traffic.
Source: Similar Web
Regarding social media, YouTube is the #1 traffic source for Revolut. It has a share of 43.94% from Revolut’s total social media traffic.
After YouTube, Revolut’s second most popular social media app is LinkedIn, with 35.85% of the total social media traffic.
Source: Similar Web
Revolut’s most users come from the United Kingdom, and they prefer the mobile version of the app. The same goes for the US too!
Though, when we get to Netherlands, things have a bit of a twist, as Dutch people like to use Revolut on their desktop devices rather than phones or tablets.
Source: Semrush
The average time spent by users on the Revolut website is 3 minutes.
Source: Similar Web
The pair Nikolay Storonsky and Vlad Yatsenko founded Revolut in 2015.
Nikolay Storonsky’s Net Worth History
Source: Forbes
Source: Forbes