British fintech heavyweight Revolut is doubling down on the Little Red Dot, announcing a massive Revolut Singapore expansion 350 million dollar investment strategy over the next five years. As of October 8, the multi-billion digital banking giant revealed it will finally trade its WeWork co-working desks at Funan for a permanent, 8,880-square-foot headquarters at the prestigious Collyer Quay Centre. In fact, the new Revolut Singapore office is slated to open in early 2027. Here’s what we know.
Revolut Singapore expansion
The business desires to have their own dedicated space and logo in the Central Business District, which proves to local regulators and everyday users that Revolut is deeply rooted in the market.
Additionally, Revolut plans to nearly double its local workforce, growing from roughly 170 employees to over 300 within the next three years—offering Singaporeans new jobs.
The company is currently hunting for local talent across engineering, product development, data, and artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, the brand wants to evolve into an indispensable daily app for personal banking, investing, and business finance.
As a key part of this tech-forward push, Revolut Singapore CEO Raymond Ng teased that a new AI-enabled interface is rolling out soon, which will allow users to execute seamless financial commands using just their voice.
Wonderfully, the company achieved its second consecutive year of net profitability in Singapore in 2025. Plus, between August 2025 and August 2026, Revolut saw its corporate deposit balances and transfer volumes treble, while merchant card payment volumes skyrocketed by a massive ten times.
Overall, the new Singapore office will act as a critical launchpad for Revolut’s broader expansion across Southeast Asia.
