Revolut plans to triple Singapore workforce within three years

It doubled its headcount in 2025 as Singapore anchored its Asian expansion.

Revolut said it doubled its headcount in Singapore from 2024 to 2025 and plans to triple its workforce over the next three years as it scales product development and regional operations from the city-state, according to a press release.

The global fintech said the expansion is supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board, alongside an investment from EDBI, with hiring focused on engineering, product, data and artificial intelligence roles.

Revolut said Singapore will serve as its base to develop and scale products and services for Asian markets, as the company evaluates expansion into additional countries across the region.

EDBI, which operates under SG Growth Capital, the investment platform of EDB and Enterprise Singapore, has joined Revolut’s global investor base through its investment in Revolut Singapore, and the company is currently valued at $95.36b (US$75b).

From Singapore, Revolut is supporting its regional operations through initiatives including the recent launch of a Global Tech Hub in Manila to strengthen its global technology capabilities.

The company said it has launched the Rev-celerator Internship Programme and Rev-celerator Graduate Programmes 2026 in Singapore, offering selected candidates opportunities to work in overseas offices including Poland, the UK, the UAE and Spain.

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