Revolut CEO says would prefer US for primary listing

Investing.com -- Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky said the digital bank would prefer a primary listing in the United States if it pursues an initial public offering in the future, according to comments made on Thursday.

Storonsky told Bloomberg TV that Revolut aims to dominate the US market and plans to introduce credit cards and loans after obtaining a full banking charter.

The digital bank received preliminary approval for a national banking license in the United States in September. The company had previously secured licenses in Britain and France earlier in 2026.

Revolut has become Europe's most valuable startup since launching just over a decade ago as a fintech company offering cheaper foreign exchange fees. The bank is valued at $115 billion privately, surpassing the market value of Britain's Barclays and France's Societe Generale.

Storonsky had previously told French newspaper Les Echos that the bank was considering a dual stock market listing in New York and London.

Any potential listing remains at least a year away, with past media reports citing 2028, and will depend on market conditions.

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