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Revolut Plans to Make the United States Its Preferred Listing Venue

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On October 9, 2026, Revolut CEO and founder Nik Storonsky said that if the company conducts an initial public offering, it aims to have its primary listing in the United States because the U.S. market has deeper liquidity. Earlier reports said that Storonsky had indicated the IPO would not take place until at least 2028, and that the company was still considering a dual listing on the London Stock Exchange and Nasdaq; subsequent reports said the U.S. market would be the preferred venue for a future listing. Meanwhile, Revolut’s U.S. banking license is still awaiting final approval. The company said that after obtaining a full license, it plans to launch loans and credit cards, accept insured deposits, and connect directly to the Federal Reserve’s payment network. In addition, the company plans to invest nearly S$350 million in Singapore over the next five years.

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LatestOct 9 15:01
Revolut confirms that it would prioritize the U.S. market for a future listing and that the IPO will not take place until at least 2028.

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Oct 9
  1. Fintech News Switzerland
    Revolut CEO: If it goes public in the future, the US will be its preferred listing venue

    Revolut founder and CEO Nik Storonsky said that if the company goes public in the future, it will choose the US as its primary listing venue, citing the depth of liquidity in the local market. Revolut's US banking license is still awaiting final approval. Once it obtains the full license, the company plans to launch loans and credit cards, accept insured deposits, and gain direct access to the Federal Reserve payment network. The company also plans to invest nearly S$350 million in Singapore over the next five years.

  2. PYMNTS
    Revolut CEO targets a US IPO, still considering a dual listing in London and on Nasdaq

    Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky said the company, if it conducts an IPO, aims to make its primary listing in the US to take advantage of deeper local liquidity. He previously said the IPO would be no earlier than 2028 and that the company is still considering a dual listing on the London Stock Exchange and Nasdaq.