Revolut has recently celebrated reaching 50 million customers in a decade since its inception.
- A major event was held in central London attended by over 1,000 customers and notable figures.
- Co-founders Nik Storonsky and Vlad Yatsenko hosted the two-day celebration event featuring interviews and performances.
- The highlight of the event was a performance by Charli XCX, a unique move for a financial institution.
- Revolut’s impressive growth continues to set it apart in the digital banking sector.
Revolut, a financial services company based in Canary Wharf, recently marked a significant milestone—an impressive 50 million customers within just ten years of its founding. This achievement highlights Revolut’s rapid expansion and its ability to attract a substantial user base over a relatively short period.
To celebrate this momentous occasion, Revolut invited over 1,000 of its customers to a special event in central London. The event was held in a basement auditorium, where the atmosphere was festive and charged with excitement.
The celebration, spanning two days, was organised by the company’s Russian and Ukrainian founders, Nik Storonsky and Vlad Yatsenko. Attendees had the opportunity to listen to speeches from the founders as well as partake in interviews conducted by Steven Bartlett, best known for his ‘Diary of a CEO’ podcast.
A key highlight of the event was a performance by the British singer Charli XCX. Such a concert is unusual for the banking sector and sets Revolut apart from traditional financial institutions. This choice of entertainment reflects the company’s innovative and unconventional approach.
Marc, an employee at Revolut who won tickets through a staff competition, shared insights into the company’s culture and the rationale behind organising such an event. The celebratory nature and the choice of entertainment appear to not only mark the milestone but also embody the brand’s dynamic and modern ethos.
Revolut’s unique approach to its 50 million customer celebration underscores its distinctive place in the fintech industry.
