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Revolut has surpassed 75 million customers, and it's not slowing down. The financial app is adding roughly a million users every 17 days, and it has set a target of 100 million by the middle of 2027. The company also reports $6 billion in revenue, putting its growth in perspective.

A pace of one million per 17 days

The 75 million figure is a milestone, but the growth rate is what gets attention. Revolut adds about one million customers every 17 days. That works out to more than 21 million users per year, if the rate holds. The company hasn't said how much of that growth comes from existing markets or new ones, but the number is climbing steadily.

At that pace, the next 25 million users would take about 14 months. That would put the 100 million mark in early 2027, ahead of the mid-2027 deadline. But growth rates don't always stay flat. The company will need to keep the momentum going, and that's not a given.

Revenue at $6 billion

Revolut's revenue stands at $6 billion. That's a significant number, though the company hasn't broken down where the money comes from. The growth in customers and the revenue suggest a business that's turning its user base into actual income. The two numbers aren't directly linked, but they both point to a company that's scaling.

The revenue figure is a snapshot, not a trend. It shows the company is bringing in money, but it doesn't say whether that's profit or something else. Revolut hasn't released a full financial statement, so the $6 billion is the only public number available.

The road to 100 million

The target is 100 million by mid-2027. That gives Revolut roughly two and a half years to add 25 million users. At the current pace, it would take about 14 months. That leaves room for growth to slow down without missing the deadline. But the company can't count on that pace holding forever.

Revolut will need to keep its existing users active and attract new ones. It doesn't have to do anything drastic to hit the target, but it does have to keep the momentum going. The next few quarters will tell if the pace can continue.

For now, the number is 75 million, and the target is 100 million. The company has given itself a specific date to get there. The clock is running.