Revolut posts $2.3B profit, $6B revenue, 38% margins, and 68M users, marking five straight years of profitability and global growth.
Revolut reported $2.3 billion in pre-tax profit for 2025, extending its profitability streak to five consecutive years.
The company also posted $6 billion in revenue and maintained margins of 38%. The results place Revolut among a small group of profitable digital banking firms, while many peers continue to report losses.
Strong Financial Growth and Revenue Diversification
Revolut’s financial results show steady expansion across multiple business areas.
The company operates 11 product lines, and each generates over $100 million in annual revenue.
These include subscriptions, cards, foreign exchange, wealth services, lending, and business payments.
The firm stated, “Our 2025 pre-tax profit of $2.3B marks our fifth straight year of profitability.”
Revenue growth has been supported by a wide range of services rather than a single income stream.
This structure sets it apart from many digital-only banks that rely heavily on card fees.
Our 2025 pre-tax profit of $2.3B marks our fifth straight year of profitability.
We’re proving that high-speed innovation and financial sustainability go hand-in-hand.
This resilience is powered by a diversified ecosystem: 11 of our business and retail products each generated…
— Revolut (@Revolut) March 24, 2026
Customer activity also increased during the year. Investments and transactions both grew by 24%.
Account balances and savings rose by 11%, while paid subscriptions increased by 9%. Subscriptions remain the fastest-growing revenue stream, with a 67% increase.
Customer Growth and Expanding Global Presence
Revolut’s total customer base has reached 68 million users worldwide. The company reported that 63% of new customers joined through word of mouth.
This growth reflects continued adoption across key regions.
🚨 BREAKING: Revolut just posted $2.3 billion in profit. $6 billion revenue. 38% margins. Fifth consecutive year of profitability.
76% of neobanks still lose money. Revolut has 11 product lines each clearing $100M+ in annual revenue.
– Subscriptions.
– Cards.
– FX.
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Customer balances climbed to $67.5 billion, marking a 66% increase. At the same time, the credit portfolio expanded by 120%.
These figures indicate higher usage of both savings and lending products within the platform.
Revolut Business now contributes 16% of total revenue. The segment recorded growth above 140% in markets such as Singapore, Australia, and the United States.
The company continues to expand its presence outside Europe while maintaining strong adoption within it.
Data shows that one in five working-age Europeans now use Revolut. This level of market penetration places the firm among the largest financial platforms in the region.
Growth across multiple markets supports its broader expansion strategy.
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Banking Expansion and Regulatory Progress
Revolut has continued to secure regulatory approvals as it expands its banking operations.
The company confirmed that its UK banking license has been approved. It has also launched banking services in Mexico.
In the United States, Revolut has filed for a national bank charter. The firm now holds more than 30 banking licenses across 40 markets.
These approvals allow it to offer a wider range of financial services under local regulations.
The shift toward full banking services marks a change in its operating model. Revolut is moving beyond its origins as a digital payments platform.
It now provides services that include savings, lending, and investment products within a single app.
The company stated that its performance reflects a balance between innovation and financial stability.
Its diversified structure and growing customer base continue to support its long-term strategy.
