British Klarna competitor Revolut in
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British Klarna competitor Revolut in talks to buy Turkish digital bank FUPS

British fintech giant Revolut, led by billionaire Nik Storonsky, is in talks to buy Turkish digital bank FUPS, Bloomberg reports, citing sources.

A deal, which must be approved by Turkish authorities, would open the door for Revolut to market its payment services in Turkey. No definitive decision has been made, the sources said.

A spokesperson for Revolut declined to comment on "market rumors or speculation." FUPS declined to comment on the information.

Last fall, Revolut announced that it would open a Stockholm office, with the ambition to increase the Nordic customer base from two to three million users.

Unlisted Revolut was valued at $75 billion in a funding round at the end of 2025. This compares with Klarna's valuation as listed on the New York Stock Exchange of just over $11 billion.

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