Revolut has revealed plans to add 200 positions in France by 2030, alongside a new €100m ($116.4m) investment, as the UK fintech expands its operations in Europe.
The company said this comes in addition to an earlier €1bn commitment in France.
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It is also setting up its western European headquarters in Paris and has applied for a French banking licence.
The new roles are expected to be introduced over the next few years, mainly in fraud prevention and sales, reported Bloomberg citing a spokesperson.
Revolut had about 260 employees in France a year ago.
That total has since increased to around 480, according to a spokesperson, with the company now targeting more than 650 staff in the country by 2030.
In March,
Reuters reported that Revolut intends to locate about 40% of its global workforce in India by the end of 2026, as it expands its global capability centre there.
The company plans to add 1,600 roles in India by 2026, which would take its headcount in the country to 5,500 by the end of that year.
Revolut had previously committed £500m ($669.8m) over five years to its India business and the GCC, with the investment announced in 2025.
The UK-founded digital banking platform has about 12,000 employees worldwide.
Last year, Revolut completed a secondary share sale, valuing the company at $75bn, which is a 66% jump from 2024.
