Revolut is pouring €1 billion into a new headquarters in Paris, the London-based fintech said, with plans to add 200 jobs by the end of the decade. The move marks one of the largest single real-estate commitments by a digital bank in continental Europe.
A Headquarters in the French Capital
The investment covers the acquisition and setup of a Paris office that will serve as the company's main French base. Revolut has not disclosed a specific district, building, or whether it will buy or lease the property. The company has been expanding its footprint across Europe, and the new headquarters underscores its bet on Paris as a hub for its continental operations.
200 Jobs by 2030
Revolut plans to create 200 positions by 2030, though it hasn't said which departments or functions those will cover. The roles are likely to be added gradually as the office becomes operational, but no hiring schedule has been released. The company operates in dozens of markets and has grown its global headcount to more than 10,000 in recent years.
Revolut has not given a timeline for when the Paris headquarters will open or when it will start posting job listings for the new roles. The plan remains a future commitment, with the 2030 deadline leaving room for phased implementation. For now, the only concrete details are the billion-euro figure and the job target.
