The post Revolut Just Quietly Became One of the Most Valuable Fintech Companies on Earth appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Fintech A milestone in the fintech world almost slipped under the radar this week: Revolut is now worth an astonishing $75 billion — a valuation that puts it shoulder-to-shoulder with the biggest names in global finance. Key Takeaways Revolut’s latest share sale values the company at $75 billion, placing it among the world’s most valuable fintech firms. Major investors bought existing shares rather than providing new capital, giving employees a rare liquidity opportunity. The valuation surge follows rapid global expansion, booming revenues, and the rollout of regulated crypto services across Europe. What makes this event remarkable isn’t just the number. It’s how the company reached it. A Share Sale That Was Really About People, Not Capital This was not a traditional fundraising effort where a young tech firm raises money to stay alive. Revolut didn’t need the cash. Instead, some of the world’s biggest investment firms lined up to buy shares from existing holders, allowing early employees — not new investors — to unlock the value they built. Coatue, Dragoneer, Greenoaks and Fidelity led the bidding war, joined by a16z, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price and Nvidia’s investment arm. For a private company, that lineup looks more like a pre-IPO stampede than a private sale. By the company’s count, this marks the fifth time employees have been offered liquidity, a rarity in tech and almost unheard of in fintech. A Global Bank Without the Branches The valuation didn’t materialize out of thin air. Revolut has spent the past two years transforming into something far bigger than a crypto-friendly payment app. It has become a full-scale digital banking ecosystem, and its footprint is now more global than ever. Recent licenses in Mexico and Colombia — and preparations to enter India — reflect a business that no longer sees itself as a… The post Revolut Just Quietly Became One of the Most Valuable Fintech Companies on Earth appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Fintech A milestone in the fintech world almost slipped under the radar this week: Revolut is now worth an astonishing $75 billion — a valuation that puts it shoulder-to-shoulder with the biggest names in global finance. Key Takeaways Revolut’s latest share sale values the company at $75 billion, placing it among the world’s most valuable fintech firms. Major investors bought existing shares rather than providing new capital, giving employees a rare liquidity opportunity. The valuation surge follows rapid global expansion, booming revenues, and the rollout of regulated crypto services across Europe. What makes this event remarkable isn’t just the number. It’s how the company reached it. A Share Sale That Was Really About People, Not Capital This was not a traditional fundraising effort where a young tech firm raises money to stay alive. Revolut didn’t need the cash. Instead, some of the world’s biggest investment firms lined up to buy shares from existing holders, allowing early employees — not new investors — to unlock the value they built. Coatue, Dragoneer, Greenoaks and Fidelity led the bidding war, joined by a16z, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price and Nvidia’s investment arm. For a private company, that lineup looks more like a pre-IPO stampede than a private sale. By the company’s count, this marks the fifth time employees have been offered liquidity, a rarity in tech and almost unheard of in fintech. A Global Bank Without the Branches The valuation didn’t materialize out of thin air. Revolut has spent the past two years transforming into something far bigger than a crypto-friendly payment app. It has become a full-scale digital banking ecosystem, and its footprint is now more global than ever. Recent licenses in Mexico and Colombia — and preparations to enter India — reflect a business that no longer sees itself as a…