Revolut: who owns it, who runs it and what the accounts show
Revolut Group Holdings Ltd's person with significant control on the Companies House register is Mr Nikolay Storonskiy. In the year to December 2025 Revolut Group Holdings Ltd reported turnover of £4,516m.
- In the year to December 2025, Revolut had turnover of £4,516m, up 46.1% on the year before.
- It made a pre-tax profit of £1,713m.
- This profile shows Revolut Group Holdings, the parent of Revolut's companies worldwide, not only its UK business. Its revenue of £4,515.8m is £3,429.2m of fees (card payments £1,003.9m, subscriptions £708.5m, wealth £663.5m, foreign exchange £605.8m, rewards programmes and other £447.6m), £974.2m of interest income and £112.4m of other income; £840.2m of the fees came from UK customers (group accounts to 31 December 2025, pp. 96 and 122).
- It employed an average of 10,909 people, with staff costs of £922m.
- These figures are from Revolut Group Holdings Ltd's group accounts for the year to December 2025, filed at Companies House on 3 April 2026.
- Registered name
- REVOLUT GROUP HOLDINGS LTD
- Company number
- 12743269
- Status
- Active
- Incorporated
- 15 July 2020
- Registered office area
- East London
- Industry code on the register
- 64205: Financial service activities (excl insurance and pension)
- Accounts
- Group accounts, covering the companies it owns
- Accounts type
- Full group accounts
- Latest accounts
- Year to December 2025, filed 3 April 2026
What does Revolut do?
Revolut is a financial technology group whose app offers accounts, cards, money transfers, currency exchange, savings, and share and crypto trading to personal and business customers. It was founded in London in 2015, has no branches and now serves around 70 million customers in dozens of countries, with the UK as its largest market, through licensed companies including Revolut Bank UK, which became a fully licensed UK bank in 2026. It earns money from card fees, currency exchange and trading fees, interest, and paid subscription plans, and these figures are the group accounts of Revolut Group Holdings Ltd, the London-based parent company, covering its business worldwide, not just the UK.
In brief: fintech app · accounts, cards and currency exchange · around 70 million customers worldwide · group parent, worldwide figures
Source: Spark Intel editorial, checked 9 November 2026. Official website: revolut.com.
Who owns Revolut?
The Companies House register records Mr Nikolay Storonskiy as the person with significant control of Revolut Group Holdings Ltd, company number 12743269.
The register names an individual, not a company, as its controller.
The full ownership record is on the Companies House register. Control is given in the bands the register uses, not as exact shareholdings.
Who runs Revolut?
The Companies House register lists 10 current officers for Revolut Group Holdings Ltd.
All 10 current officers
| Officer | Appointed |
|---|---|
| Nikolay Storonskiy | 15 July 2020 |
| Vladyslav Yatsenko | 15 July 2020 |
| Michael Sidney Sherwood | 28 April 2022 |
| John Phimister Sievwright | 28 April 2022 |
| Martin James Gilbert | 28 April 2022 |
| Ian Douglas Wilson | 28 April 2022 |
| Caroline Louise Britton | 28 April 2022 |
| Dan Teodosiu | 27 November 2023 |
| Heather Fleming | 19 June 2025 |
| Siddhartha Jajodia | 9 July 2026 |
Every current officer, with appointment dates, is on the Companies House register.
What did Revolut file?
Revolut Group Holdings Ltd reported turnover of £4,516m in the year to December 2025. That was up 46.1% on £3,090m the year before.
It reported 10,909 employees. The year before it reported 9,932.
It filed a pre-tax profit of £1,713m for the year, against a pre-tax profit of £1,089m the year before.
Staff costs came to £922m. That is an average of £85,000 a head. It ended the year with £21,022m at the bank and net assets of £4,894m.
| Measure | Dec 2025 | Dec 2024 |
|---|---|---|
| Turnover | £4,516m | £3,090m |
| Pre-tax profit | £1,713m (filed) | £1,089m (filed) |
| Employees | 10,909 | 9,932 |
| Staff costs | £922m | £794m |
| Average staff cost per head | £85,000 | £80,000 |
| Bank and cash | £21,022m | £15,906m |
| Net assets | £4,894m | £2,569m |
| Directors' pay | £1.9m |
What these figures cover: This profile shows Revolut Group Holdings, the parent of Revolut's companies worldwide, not only its UK business. Its revenue of £4,515.8m is £3,429.2m of fees (card payments £1,003.9m, subscriptions £708.5m, wealth £663.5m, foreign exchange £605.8m, rewards programmes and other £447.6m), £974.2m of interest income and £112.4m of other income; £840.2m of the fees came from UK customers (group accounts to 31 December 2025, pp. 96 and 122).
Read the accounts to December 2025 (PDF, Companies House) · every accounts filing
What do these figures mean? Turnover vs profit · Profit per £100 · Cash vs profit · Net assets · Group accounts
Are there any charges against Revolut?
Revolut Group Holdings Ltd has registered 1 charge at Companies House, and all of them have since been satisfied. A charge is security a lender takes over a company's assets; one is satisfied when the lending behind it is repaid or released.
Each charge, with its holder and dates, is on the Companies House register.
How Revolut compares
Of the 6 challenger banks, Revolut is 1st on turnover, 1st on profit margin and 1st on growth.
| Rank | Challenger banks | Turnover | Profit per £100 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Revolut | £4,516m | £37.94 |
| 2nd | Monzo | £1,724m | £7.67 |
| + 4 more challenger banks ranked |
Ranked by turnover. Profit per £100 is pre-tax profit for every £100 of turnover, shown only where the profit is filed.
Revolut files as Revolut Group Holdings Ltd, whose person with significant control is Mr Nikolay Storonskiy, with turnover of £4,516m in its latest filed year.
Questions about Revolut
What does Revolut do?
Revolut is a financial technology group whose app offers accounts, cards, money transfers, currency exchange, savings, and share and crypto trading to personal and business customers. It was founded in London in 2015, has no branches and now serves around 70 million customers in dozens of countries, with the UK as its largest market, through licensed companies including Revolut Bank UK, which became a fully licensed UK bank in 2026. It earns money from card fees, currency exchange and trading fees, interest, and paid subscription plans, and these figures are the group accounts of Revolut Group Holdings Ltd, the London-based parent company, covering its business worldwide, not just the UK.
Is Revolut bigger than Wise?
Yes, by turnover. Revolut reported £4,516m in its latest accounts, against £1,365m at Wise. Our Wise v Revolut page compares the two on profit, margin, growth and staff. Wise v Revolut →
Is Revolut bigger than Monzo?
Yes, by turnover. Revolut reported £4,516m in its latest accounts, against £1,724m at Monzo. Our Revolut v Monzo page compares the two on profit, margin, growth and staff. Revolut v Monzo →
How does Revolut compare with its rivals?
By turnover, Revolut is 1st of the 6 companies in our battle of the challenger banks, ahead of Monzo. The battle ranks them on turnover, pre-tax profit, margin, growth and net assets. The battle of the challenger banks →
Who owns Revolut?
The Companies House register records Mr Nikolay Storonskiy as the person with significant control of Revolut Group Holdings Ltd.
How much does Revolut make?
Revolut Group Holdings Ltd reported turnover of £4,516m in the year to December 2025. It filed a pre-tax profit of £1,713m.
How many people work at Revolut?
Revolut Group Holdings Ltd reported 10,909 employees in the year to December 2025.
Who runs Revolut?
The Companies House register lists 10 current officers for Revolut Group Holdings Ltd. The full list, with appointment dates, is on the Companies House register.
- Figures come from Revolut Group Holdings Ltd's filings at Companies House, company number 12743269, for the period shown at the top of the page.
- These are group accounts: they include the companies it owns.
- Pre-tax profit is the figure the company filed, for both years.
- A figure the filing does not disclose is shown as n/d. A zero in the filing is treated as not disclosed, never as nil.
- Rounding: below £0.1m in thousands, from £0.1m to £2m to one decimal place, from £2m to the nearest million.
- Ownership is shown in the control bands the register of people with significant control uses, not as exact shareholdings.
- Officers' names and appointment dates come from the Companies House register. Job titles come from the company's own website. The description of what the company does comes from its website, or is marked Spark Intel editorial where it is written from stable, checked facts, with the date either way.
Spark Intel, “Revolut: who owns it, who runs it and what the accounts show”, updated 9 November 2026. https://www.spark-intel.co.uk/companies/revolut/. Figures from Companies House filings for REVOLUT GROUP HOLDINGS LTD (12743269).
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