Last year, Nvidia’s investment division NVentures acquired approximately $196 million worth of shares in Revolut.
According to recent UK Companies House filings, NVentures now holds around 141,834 shares in the fintech firm.
The transaction occurred through a secondary sale in 2025, where existing Revolut shareholders and employees sold stakes, not through a fresh capital raise by the company.
This deal maintained Revolut’s valuation at $75 billion, ranking it among Europe’s top-valued private tech companies.
Other prominent investors involved included Coatue, Greenoaks, Dragoneer, Fidelity, Andreessen Horowitz, Franklin Templeton, and T. Rowe Price.
Though Nvidia has not disclosed specific crypto-related investments, its backing bolsters Revolut’s institutional standing, potentially aiding expansion in Europe’s regulated digital asset market.
The support may enhance trust in Revolut’s regulated services like crypto trading, reassuring users about platform security and promoting further institutional interest.
Revolut has invested years building a regulated banking network across Europe and recently obtained preliminary approval for crypto offerings in the UAE, signaling global ambitions.
This stronger financial foundation combined with Nvidia’s AI expertise could help Revolut meet stringent crypto regulations under Europe’s Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework.
MiCA enforces uniform rules on licensing, governance, reserves, and reporting for crypto firms, where Revolut’s existing regulated infrastructure might provide an advantage.
The information presented is for educational purposes and does not constitute financial advice.
