When the Bank of Lithuania granted Revolut a European banking licence in 2018, the decision was read as a vote of confidence in a new kind of institution: fast, digital and unburdened by the legacy systems that slow incumbents down. Eight years later, Revolut now serves more than 75 million customers and lifted pre-tax profit by 57 per cent to £1.7bn on revenue of £4.5bn last year, and is sounding out investors on a share sale that values it at $115bn, a figure that, the Fina