Where is Revolut headquartered?

Revolut's global headquarters is in London's Canary Wharf, in the refurbished YY London building, which it moved into in May 2025 on a 10-year lease and officially opened in late 2025. The move grew its London space by more than 40% to roughly 113,000 square feet across four floors, in the heart of one of the world's leading financial districts. It previously occupied 7 Westferry Circus, also in Canary Wharf.

London is also where Revolut's UK bank — Revolut Bank UK Ltd, fully licensed since March 2026 — is anchored, alongside executive, banking, risk and commercial leadership.

Beyond London, Revolut runs major engineering, product and operations centres across Europe — including hubs in Portugal, Poland, Lithuania and Spain — and supports its roughly 40 markets with regional teams, including a growing US presence.

The model is functional rather than purely geographic: large concentrations of engineers and operations staff in lower-cost cities, with London as the strategic, regulatory and commercial centre. Revolut has also signalled plans to base around 40% of its global workforce in India by the end of 2026, making the subcontinent a fast-growing operational and engineering hub.

For sellers, decision-making gravity is in London (GMT) — that's where executives, the banking org and risk leadership sit, so field events, executive ABM and account coverage should anchor on the UK/Canary Wharf.

Engineering and operations buyers cluster in Continental European hubs (Iberia, Poland, the Baltics) and increasingly India, which matters for developer-tooling, infrastructure and BPO-style pitches — and for staffing technical evaluators across CET and IST. Treat London as the strategic close and the EU/India hubs as where technical champions and day-to-day users actually live.