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Revolut Obtains Provisional License in US After Adding UK and France

The bank led by Nik Storonsky, valued at around €100 billion, is expecting definitive approval in North America next year and is approaching its goal of 100 million customers worldwide by 2027.

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Revolut, a bank led by Nik Storonsky and valued at around 100 billion euros, is awaiting the final approval in North America next year and is approaching its goal of 100 million customers worldwide by 2027. The British firm has received conditional approval to become a federal bank in the United States from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).

Revolut aims to launch its banking services in the US in 2027, with plans to offer loans, credit cards, and deposits, as well as access to cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. The company, valued at around 115 billion dollars, gained 1.5 billion euros in 2025 and has 6.5 million customers in Spain.

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