A preference for the U.S. market
Revolut Chief Executive Nik Storonsky said he wants a primary U.S. listing if the digital bank pursues a public offering, Bloomberg reported on October 8. He cited the depth of U.S. market . [1]
Bloomberg said Storonsky had previously discussed a listing in both the United Kingdom and United States, no earlier than 2028. His latest comments describe a preference for a possible offering, rather than a completed listing. [1]
The proposed U.S. bank remains conditional
Revolut announced conditional approval from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency on September 3. The company said it still needed FDIC, Federal Reserve and final OCC approvals for its proposed national bank, which it planned to launch in 2027. [2]
Its announcement said loans, credit cards and insured deposits would be among the products it could offer directly after all approvals were received. [2]