• Reaching half a million users in under six months from countrywide launch, marks one of the fastest growth trajectories across the Mexican banking and overall financial sector.
• Growth stems from combining the agility of a global technology leader with the institutional security of an independent commercial local bank licence.
• Revolut Bank in Mexico is backed by a Revolut Group, valued at $75 billion, spanning 40 countries with over 75 million users worldwide.

Revolut, the Mexican Bank and global financial leader, has officially surpassed 500,000 users in Mexico less than six months after its full operational launch on January 27, 2026. This rapid adoption represents an unprecedented milestone in the country's highly competitive financial ecosystem and firmly establishes Mexico as the operational blueprint for Revolut’s upcoming international bank launches.

Rather than relying on acquisitions or intermediate legal structures, Revolut's approach, pursuing a de novo banking licence has allowed the bank to offer a compelling product offering from the outset.

"Reaching half a million customers in less than six months proves that consumer trust is earned through structural solidity and that there’s appetite for what we have to offer: the all in one, digital bank that transcends borders. When you refuse to cut corners, consumers reward you with their trust," said Juan Guerra, CEO of Revolut Bank Mexico. "Revolut Group provides the ingredients to craft the perfect local offering in Mexico and around the world. We’re off to a good start in Mexico, and we’re looking forward to ramping up across Latin America and and worldwide. Mexico has provided the definitive blueprint for how Revolut can scale its banking operations globally."

While a capital injection of $64 million last month—which brought total investment in the country to $167 million—safeguards this expansion, it is the underlying product-market fit that remains the true engine of growth. Moving forward, Revolut will continue to deploy its core global features locally, utilizing its unique infrastructure to help Mexican consumers get more out of their money.