Revolut

In 04/2026, Storonsky told Bloomberg the IPO was about two years away — a tightening from the earlier "two to three" guidance, pushing the window toward 2028, with the US still preferred. 

As of 07/2024 chief financial officer Victor Stinga declines to comment on any timeline for an IPO.

In 07/2024 Revolut received a UK banking licence. It is "another step in Revolut's journey towards the stock market listing" executives have said they want to pursue.

In 08/2024 Revolut said it was bringing its “financial processes in line with the standards expected from publicly listed companies.” 

Treasury officials told the FT city minister Tulip Siddiq is expected to meet Revolut in the 2H2024. One source said Revolut’s possible listing is likely to come up. The company has no firm plans for an initial public offering (IPO) but has indicated that it was prioritizing a listing on the Nasdaq in the U.S. The British treasury wants London-based FinTech Revolut to go public in its home country.

Storonsky said that in the event of a public offering, the company would choose the US (published by Bloomberg 05/2023).

In 10/2023 The Bank of England instructed Revolut to collapse its 6 classes of shares into 1 as a condition for a full banking license in the UK. Revolut agreed to simplify its ownership structure. SoftBank demanded stiff compensation for giving up its priority class of shares. The agreement in principle struck in 10/2023 does not include any new issuance of "top-up" shares for SoftBank, nor will it have a financial impact on the company, the FT report said.

Revolut founder and CEO Nikolay Storonsky did not set a timeline for the IPO. He says company should increase revenue by a "few billion dollars" before IPO.

Revolut has no immediate plan to go public or raise money, as the business turned profitable in 2021, Storonsky said in 11/2022.