Revolut plans to triple its workforce in Singapore over the next three years

Those hired will be prepped for high-skilled teams in engineering, product, data, and AI.

Finance app Revolut has announced plans to build high-skilled teams in engineering, product, data, and AI in Singapore, as it looks to accelerate the development and scaling of its product offerings.  

The company's headcount in the nation has doubled from 2024 to 2025, and plans are underway to triple its workforce over the next three years, which CNA said will bring its headcount to 300.

As part of its plans to scale hiring and talent development, the company has recently launched its Rev-celerator Internship Programme and Rev-celerator Graduate Programmes 2026 in Singapore.

Through these programmes, successful candidates in Singapore can relocate to its offices in one of three locations: Poland, the UK or the UAE, with Spain as an additional location for graduates.

The objective is to onboard talent from top institutions not only in Revolut’s hiring locations but also from around the globe, while contributing to talent development and knowledge transfer across Singapore’s broader tech ecosystem.

From its Singapore base, Revolut is expected to drive further regional expansion, such as the recent launch of its Global Tech Hub in Manila. The company is also actively evaluating expansion into several additional markets across the region.

Crediting support from Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) and investment from Singapore-based global investor EDBI in supporting Revolut Asia's expansion, the company overall is currently valued at US$75bn.

As part of the announcement, Raymond Ng, CEO, Singapore & Southeast Asia at Revolut, gave thanks to EDB for its commitment to building Singapore into a global innovation and fintech hub, and to EDBI’s investment in helping to scale the regional footprint from Singapore.

Victor Stinga, CFO at Revolut, added that the investment strengthens the company's ability to invest with discipline and ambition, while EDB’s Executive Vice President, Chan Ih-Ming said Revolut’s expansion of its regional operations reflects confidence among fintech companies in Singapore’s role as a stable and trusted base to access Asia’s growth markets.

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