Revolut's most recent valuation stands at $115 billion, established through a July 2026 secondary share sale that marked a roughly 53% increase from the prior $75 billion level set in late 2025. This pricing reflects strong investor demand amid the company's expanding user base, revenue growth exceeding 70% year-over-year, and progress toward full banking licenses in key markets. Executives have signaled ambitions for $150–200 billion ahead of a potential IPO, though that event is not expected before 2028. With no major funding rounds or secondary transactions reported since July and only weeks remaining until October 31, near-term shifts in implied valuation would likely require new capital raises, regulatory milestones, or macroeconomic improvements in fintech risk appetite to materialize.