Nop…they raised another $80m at the same valuation as pre covid in July.
Unlike Monzo, they have share dealing and crypto (amongst many other things) - both of which have boomed since covid.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cityam.com/revolut-snaps-up-another-80m-from-brewdog-backers/amp/
That article is 4 months old. I stand by my opinion regarding Revolt. Come back this time next year and we will see.
I didn’t realise July was pre covid.
For goodness me. I was talking about the initial 500million investment that was agreed before covid. I’m away to play with my dolls house. Goodbye
I guess it’s not as convenient to your argument to acknowledge the fact they raised $80m post covid at the same valuation.
“lol” (C) Brian Whittington (Nov 2020)
I think it’s kind of getting a bit off topic now. Come on guys
I think there are only 3 or 4 companies valued at less than a billion ahead of Freetrade on the Apple App Store
https://www.similarweb.com/apps/top/apple/store-rank/gb/finance/top-free/iphone/
There are at least 13 with Market caps under a billion there…
Plum
Clearscore
Go Henry
MoneyBox
Tide
Luno
Emma
Monese
Metro
Cuvva
Lanistar
Hastings Direct Insurance
Steadypay
Seeing as you’re correcting people, market cap can only be for public companies!
Just a reminder to be kind and helpful to each other. It’s rule 1 of the community rules for a reason.
It’s easy to get worked up in front of a keyboard. Please consider your fellow forum member and the place we want to build here, a place of healthy discussion and learning. Always respond in a way that is kind and helpful. 
Thank you, everyone! 
If I could like this twice I would
@Viktor I thought rule one was “You don’t talk about the community forum” 
Hello thanks guy for your support,I get the feeling he is on my case a bit.
To reply,I was referring to the companies higher than Freetrade(31) So I would say only Moneybox,Plum,Laybuy,Crypto,Go Henry are valued below 1 billion,but all of them except maybe Laybuy & Crypto are on their way to being billion pound companies.
Well this does change the value proposition dramatically!
And also makes sense for other EU countries with no SIPP
