The company acquired 12 million new customers, increasing its base to 38 million.
Fintech is also confident that it will soon obtain a banking license in the UK.
Revolut CEO, Nikolay Storonsky. Source: Flickr
Revolut,
the London-based fintech giant, has announced a significant leap in
profitability for 2023 and expressed confidence in obtaining a UK banking
license, according to the financial report published this week.
Revolut Reports Record Revenue
and Profit
The digital
banking platform reported a pre-tax profit of £438 million for 2023, marking a
substantial turnaround from its £25.4 million loss in the previous year. This
financial milestone comes as Revolut continues its pursuit of a full UK banking
license, a process that has been ongoing for over three years.
The
company's revenue surged by 95% to £1.8 billion, compared to £922 million reported a year earlier. Interest income now accounts for approximately 28% of total revenue. Revenues are expected to be even higher in the future,
as the company plans to generate
$370 million from advertisements alone by 2026.
After
deducting all tax and credit costs, the net profit stood at £344 million,
significantly exceeding the modest profit of just under £6 million in 2022.
Source: Revolut
“In 2023,
we took our biggest steps yet on that journey. We accelerated customer growth
and increased the adoption of our products across the board, driving a record
year for Revolut financially,” Nik Storonsky, the CEO and Co-Founder of Revolut, commented
in the report published on Tuesday.
It's worth
noting that Revolut has previously published its financial reports with
significant delays. For example, we only learned about the results from two
years ago at
the end of 2023. Currently, the company has taken considerably less time to
release its numbers, which may be a result of preparations for obtaining a
license in the United Kingdom.
Victor Stinga, the Chief Financial Officer at Revolut
“We added
11.8 million new customers in 2023, more than in any prior year in our history,
consolidating our market-leading position with 38.0 million customers globally
by year-end,” added Victor Stinga, the Chief Financial Officer at Revolut.
Revolut's
pursuit of a UK banking license is seen as crucial for its expansion plans in
its home market. The license would allow the company to offer a broader range
of financial products, including loans and mortgages, potentially capitalizing
on the current high-interest rate environment.
Preparing
for a license, the company has moved its base to
the heart of London's financial district, capitalizing on the fact that
large banks are vacating the area en masse. Revolut is setting up a new base in
the YY London building in Canary Wharf.
At the same
time, the company plans to increase its employment
by 40% over the year, reaching 11,500 employees in 2024. As stated in the
2023 report, the company certainly does not lack willing hands to work: just
last year, it received 1.9 million job applications.
Revolut,
the London-based fintech giant, has announced a significant leap in
profitability for 2023 and expressed confidence in obtaining a UK banking
license, according to the financial report published this week.
Revolut Reports Record Revenue
and Profit
The digital
banking platform reported a pre-tax profit of £438 million for 2023, marking a
substantial turnaround from its £25.4 million loss in the previous year. This
financial milestone comes as Revolut continues its pursuit of a full UK banking
license, a process that has been ongoing for over three years.
The
company's revenue surged by 95% to £1.8 billion, compared to £922 million reported a year earlier. Interest income now accounts for approximately 28% of total revenue. Revenues are expected to be even higher in the future,
as the company plans to generate
$370 million from advertisements alone by 2026.
After
deducting all tax and credit costs, the net profit stood at £344 million,
significantly exceeding the modest profit of just under £6 million in 2022.
Source: Revolut
“In 2023,
we took our biggest steps yet on that journey. We accelerated customer growth
and increased the adoption of our products across the board, driving a record
year for Revolut financially,” Nik Storonsky, the CEO and Co-Founder of Revolut, commented
in the report published on Tuesday.
It's worth
noting that Revolut has previously published its financial reports with
significant delays. For example, we only learned about the results from two
years ago at
the end of 2023. Currently, the company has taken considerably less time to
release its numbers, which may be a result of preparations for obtaining a
license in the United Kingdom.
Victor Stinga, the Chief Financial Officer at Revolut
“We added
11.8 million new customers in 2023, more than in any prior year in our history,
consolidating our market-leading position with 38.0 million customers globally
by year-end,” added Victor Stinga, the Chief Financial Officer at Revolut.
Revolut's
pursuit of a UK banking license is seen as crucial for its expansion plans in
its home market. The license would allow the company to offer a broader range
of financial products, including loans and mortgages, potentially capitalizing
on the current high-interest rate environment.
Preparing
for a license, the company has moved its base to
the heart of London's financial district, capitalizing on the fact that
large banks are vacating the area en masse. Revolut is setting up a new base in
the YY London building in Canary Wharf.
At the same
time, the company plans to increase its employment
by 40% over the year, reaching 11,500 employees in 2024. As stated in the
2023 report, the company certainly does not lack willing hands to work: just
last year, it received 1.9 million job applications.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
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