TechFlow News, April 21: According to Crypto Briefing, Nik Storonsky, CEO of Revolut—the largest fintech company in Europe—told David Rubenstein in a recent interview that the company’s IPO is still “at least two years away,” meaning it would not go public before 2028 at the earliest. Prior to its IPO, Revolut will continue providing liquidity to employees and early investors via secondary equity sales; a new round of secondary transactions is reportedly slated for 2026. The company’s latest valuation stands at $75 billion. Meanwhile, Revolut is actively expanding into the U.S. market, having already submitted its second application for a U.S. banking license. If approved, Revolut would gain direct access to the Federal Reserve’s payment systems and be able to offer loans and credit cards to U.S. customers.
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