Revolut has hit a $115bn valuation as it carries out a secondary share sale for employees, according to reports.
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July 22, 2026
Revolut hits $115bn valuation in employee share sale, reports say
The fintech giant was last valued at $75bn in November
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Damisola Sulaiman is Sifted's fintech reporter, based in London. She writes Sifted's weekly Fintech newsletter . You can find her on LinkedIn

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