Nvidia’s venture arm NVentures likely owns 141,834 Revolut shares worth about $196 million, UK filings suggest. Neither company has ever said how big the stake is.

A routine paper trail revealed what no press release did. It links the world’s top AI chipmaker to a bank with 16 million crypto users.

The Stake Nvidia and Revolut Never Announced

Tech Funding News spotted the filings on Friday. A statement at Companies House, Britain’s company registry, lists a likely NVentures LLC entry with 141,834 shares.

At the price from Revolut’s last round, that comes to roughly $195.9 million. It works out to about $1,380 per share. Insiders had rumored a figure near $200 million.

NVentures bought in through the November 2025 share sale. That deal valued Revolut at $75 billion. Coatue, Greenoaks, Dragoneer, and Fidelity led it, per Revolut’s announcement. Revolut said Nvidia’s money would deepen their AI work together. It gave no number.

“This sale also included investment from NVentures (NVIDIA’s venture capital arm), deepening Revolut’s collaboration with the global technology leader in key areas including AI.”

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The valuation is backed by real profit. Revolut’s 2024 revenue grew 72% to $4 billion. Pretax profit climbed 149% to $1.4 billion.

The price may soon climb again. Bloomberg reported in June that Revolut weighs a new share sale at $115 billion. That is a 53% jump in about seven months.

CEO Nik Storonsky has ruled out an IPO before 2028. Until then, these sales are the only way staff and early backers can cash out.

For Nvidia, the timing is notable. The chipmaker just briefly lost its crown as the world’s most valuable company to Apple.

Crypto Licenses Stack From London to Dubai

Why bet on Revolut? Its license shelf keeps filling up.

In March, Revolut launched as a fully licensed UK bank for its 13 million British customers. A US bank charter application awaits a decision.

On July 15, Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) gave Revolut in-principle approval for a crypto license. It covers trading and brokerage through the app and Revolut X, its standalone crypto exchange. Final sign-off is still pending.

The UAE is moving fast on crypto rules. A regulated dirham stablecoin just reached exchanges there.

Europe tells the same story. Revolut moved to delist Tether’s USDT under MiCA rules. The ECB also picked it to test the digital euro.

Each new license makes Nvidia’s quiet $196 million look more deliberate. The next filing may show whether it doubles down at $115 billion.

Source: BeInCrypto