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Around the globe, a number of digital banks have achieved spectacular scale. However most of those fintech firms have been targeted simply on their house market. It’s troublesome to scale a world digital financial institution as a result of rules and compliance necessities differ a lot between nations. However we now have seen some conventional banks obtain scale in a number of nations so there isn’t a motive why we shouldn’t see the identical in fintech.
My subsequent visitor on the Fintech One-on-One podcast is Siddhartha “Sid” Jajodia, the Chief Banking Officer for Revolut and the CEO of Revolut US. There isn’t any different fintech firm that’s as targeted on turning into a world fintech chief as Revolut. They have already got 35 million prospects in additional than 30 nations around the globe and so they proceed to open operations in new nations a number of instances a yr.
On this podcast you’ll be taught:
- What attracted Sid to the position at Revolut.
- How he describes Revolut at this time.
- What he means when he says it’s a monetary tremendous app.
- The variety of prospects Revolut has globally.
- How Revolut is differentiated from different digital banking choices within the US.
- The everyday Revolut buyer within the U.S. and globally.
- How they’re getting the phrase out.
- The challenges of making a global digital financial institution.
- What Revolut 10 is and why it is crucial.
- Their strategy to consumer expertise.
- What CEO and founder Nik Storonsky is wish to work with.
- What it’ll take for Revolut to achieve scale within the US.
- Revolut’s imaginative and prescient for the way forward for monetary companies.
Learn a transcript of our dialog under.
Peter Renton 00:01
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Peter Renton 01:21
At this time on the present, I’m delighted to welcome Sid Jajodia. He’s the Chief Banking Officer of Revolut and the CEO of Revolut US. And Revolut is among the greatest names in fintech globally. They started in London and are very sturdy in Europe, and have been within the US for for a bit over a few years. And needed to get Sid on the present as a result of I believe what Revolut is doing is simply is so attention-grabbing. We needed to convey type of this international perspective to fintech. And we discuss clearly, what Revolut does, the merchandise and that type of factor. However we additionally discuss what’s behind among the strikes they’ve made and why they actually attacking fintech this fashion. Very totally different to just about another another fintech firm, globally. And we talked in regards to the new Revolut 10 product that was launched, what it’s, why it’s essential. Sid gives his perspective on working with Nik Storonsky, one of many greatest names in fintech globally. And he additionally talks about what it’s going to take to actually scale the US in the same approach that it’s accomplished in different elements of the world. It was an interesting dialogue. Hope you benefit from the present.
Peter Renton 02:39
Welcome to the podcast, Sid.
Sid Jajodia 02:41
Thanks, Peter. Thanks for the chance.
Peter Renton 02:43
My pleasure. So we return fairly a great distance, a couple of decade whenever you first bought a job at LendingClub. So I’ve been following your profession for a while. However why don’t you give the listeners among the highlights of what you’ve accomplished thus far.
Sid Jajodia 02:57
Thanks, Peter. Sure, we do return a great distance. I believe the brief model of that is I’ve been in banking, monetary companies now over 20 years. I actually grew up at Cap One the place I spent over a decade throughout quite a few roles by means of client and small enterprise credit score and that spanned product growth, threat administration, rising the enterprise in numerous methods. On the finish of that I made a decision, you already know, a number of thrilling issues taking place in P2P lending and fintech so moved to the Bay Space, joined LendingClub, that’s the place I met you. I launched Enterprise Lending at LendingClub, after which held different roles on the chance aspect, in addition to, my final position there was as Chief Funding Officer, the place I labored with the entire asset managers, banks, traders, who had been shopping for loans on {the marketplace}, and labored with them to make sure they had been profitable. However internally, I used to be the voice of the investor, serving to guarantee threat return commerce offs had been being managed appropriately for the folks whose capital we had been deploying. After what was then 16/17 years within the US, we as a household had an goal to spend time and immerse ourselves in different cultures. My children had simply graduated from elementary college, we thought it’d be a good time to take them to Europe. So we moved to the Netherlands, I joined a startup that was targeted on rising markets. So it’s a funds startup, on-line cost gateway. And I joined them to launch credit score as an extra vertical in addition to digital banking in India. We had been additionally curiously, an investor in different startups. So over the three years there we had been capable of deploy near half a billion {dollars} in different startups, strategic investments, M&A exercise, after which I joined Revolut, about two and a half years in the past, to guide banking for them globally. After which extra lately, as part of my transfer again to the States, took on the each day duties of working Revolut within the US.
Peter Renton 04:52
So was the plan at all times to return again to the US? Was that type of the a part of your loved ones’s plan? You’ve spent a little bit of time in Europe and the UK, was that at all times a part of the plan?
Sid Jajodia 05:03
Precisely proper, Peter. I believe the plan was spend perhaps three years in Europe, give the children an opportunity to immerse themselves in different cultures, journey a bit, after which come again and have them end out highschool. So I’ve twin boys. Now they’re each juniors. So we made it, perhaps a yr, we stayed a yr longer than we had initially deliberate to in Europe. However it’s nice. Like we’re again. We like it. Again within the Bay Space.
Peter Renton 05:26
You moved to Revolut, clearly, large identify. We’re going to speak about among the particulars of Revolut in a second, however wish to first ask, what attracted you to the position at at Revolut?
Sid Jajodia 05:36
The only reply is I like the product. So within the position that I used to be at, AU, within the Netherlands, I used to be touring the globe so much, We had, as I mentioned, we had been targeted on rising markets. We had a enterprise, you already know, the enterprise itself spanned 30+ nations. So I’d journey a good bit. And one of many issues I realized very simply, very early on is, is my bank cards weren’t the perfect solution to be spending whereas I used to be touring. And so I began experimenting with all these different apps that had been that had been obtainable in Europe. And Revolut was one among them. I simply beloved the product, it saved me some huge cash, the benefit of use of navigating the app was nice. So I used to be already a fan. And there was one other function of it, which was a junior function, which is my children may have a sub accounts inside my account and have their very own Junior card. So that they had been large customers of the product. So we as a household had already began utilizing the product, appreciated the product. So when Nik reached out, it was a no brainer. To me, I used to be intrigued, I needed to be taught. Revolut was international throughout not simply UK and mainland Europe, however have the ambition to be in so many different markets, which was an amazing alternative for me to not solely convey my expertise and have an effect, but additionally to be taught new issues which can be taking place in these markets, what the opponents are doing our potential to scale, a number of merchandise, a number of geographies in a brief time period. That to me was an interesting factor that I needed to be in the midst of so a whole lot of various things lined up nicely.
Peter Renton 07:05
Certain. So then, how do you describe Revolut at this time, general? And what in regards to the the operation contained in the US which you’re the CEO of. Is there’s there any type of nuanced distinction to what’s taking place within the US than in different markets?
Sid Jajodia 07:20
So Revolut is, you already know, we name ourselves a world monetary Tremendous App, what which means is a, we’re international. We’re now throughout 38+ markets and rising. Tremendous App is, the concept is, prospects can use us for a lot of of their totally different wants. It’s not a single product fintech. It’s a multi vertical, nicely diversified firm. And examples of that, you already know, we’re throughout client and SME, and on the patron aspect, we offer numerous issues relying on the licenses in several geographies. However to call just a few, multi forex wallets, you possibly can maintain as much as 30 currencies, by means of the Revolut app, remittances, cross border funds, moreover, home funds. So now in 29, markets in Europe, we’re a full fledged financial institution, so you possibly can have, you already know, insured deposit account. We lately launched credit score. In different markets the place we’re not a financial institution but. We’ve got both by means of partnerships with banks, or by means of digital eMoney licenses have the power to offer depository companies, home funds. We’ve, during the last couple of years, began to scale our wealth and buying and selling enterprise. So in lots of markets, you possibly can commerce equities. By way of the app in Singapore, you possibly can commerce commodities as nicely. Crypto buying and selling on the app. Within the US, we’ve launched a robo advisor, we’ve simply began testing it in the previous few months, which we then plan to take globally. After which on the SME aspect, once more, a bunch of various options, funds, cross border funds, the power to present workers limitless variety of digital playing cards, so you possibly can distribute for various bills. You’ll be able to have totally different playing cards assigned, distributed to totally different workers with caps on them. We’ve built-in in sure markets just like the UK, we’ve built-in with the payroll system of the federal government. So you are able to do payroll, a small enterprise can do payroll for the workers by means of the Revolut app, however then it’s straight linked to HMRC. So you already know, the taxation and the reporting is managed straight. So once more, like a number of totally different monetary merchandise. However then on high of that, in Europe, we even have a product referred to as Stays. So we’re constructing life-style options into the app. A client can e book their lodges by means of the app, and relying on what subscription plan you will have, you get 5%, 10% cashback in your resort expenditures by means of Revolut. So once more, our goal is to have customers are available use the product for all of their each day monetary wants. Credit score is one thing that’s nonetheless comparatively younger, however we’re seeking to scale that. We’re now in six markets and rising with credit score. We plan to convey credit score to the US, and I’ll get into the US in a second. However we additionally need them to make use of it for different life-style options.
Peter Renton 10:06
Are you able to give us a way then, what’s the scale of the corporate? Possibly the variety of prospects globally, and within the US, perhaps the the variety of workers globally and within the US. What are we speaking about right here?
Sid Jajodia 10:17
And it is a testomony to the standard of the product and the worth of giving again to the purchasers, we now have 35 million plus prospects globally, on Revolut. Within the US, we began simply a few years in the past. So we’re now getting near one million prospects within the US. We’ve got over 7000 workers globally, our complete worker base could be very numerous. We’ve got over 100 nationalities represented within the worker base. The product is dwell in 38+ markets. So mainland Europe, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore, US, we simply went dwell in Brazil, and proceed so as to add, we hope to go dwell within the first half of subsequent yr in India, and Mexico quickly after.
Peter Renton 11:00
Alright. Fascinating. Fascinating. So let’s speak in regards to the US market. As a result of it’s a aggressive market. It’s a reasonably mature market in relation to digital banking choices. The Revolut model, whereas I believe it’s very well-known in Europe and the UK after I go to, I see Revolut, in every single place, not a lot right here within the US. So clearly, you’re making an attempt to alter that. How are you making an attempt to distinguish your self from the opposite, the opposite choices which can be on the market?
Sid Jajodia 11:28
You’re proper. I imply, Revolut is comparatively new within the US, and we now have our work reduce out. It’s a aggressive market, a number of nice fintechs concentrate on totally different verticals. For us on the finish of the day, it comes right down to the client, what are the client ache factors? How can we ship a greater expertise. We’re a one cease store, in order that’s one place the place we’re clearly differentiated from different locations the place you are able to do so many various issues in a single app, you don’t must fragment your monetary life as a lot. So we glance to proceed so as to add on that. Within the US at this time, we now have you already know, as I mentioned, just below one million prospects. The merchandise we now have dwell within the US, the multicurrency pockets, remittances, cross border funds, all of those aren’t any brainers for anyone who’s an expat, an immigrant, you already know, skilled working within the US, anyone who has both liabilities or sources of earnings in different currencies, that is completely a no brainer. However we’re not restricted to specializing in simply immigrants and expats. We’re constructing merchandise which can be for mainstream US. So we now have home funds, you get, you already know, a cashback debit card. We’re simply within the early levels of launching credit score, we’ve simply piloted it. Subsequent yr, we’ll look to scale it. We’re launching a excessive yield financial savings account, we have already got a financial savings account, which yields 4 and 1 / 4 %, the place we’re seeking to launch a excessive yield financial savings account in Q1. We’ve got a license from FINRA. So you already know, prospects can commerce equities within the app. However we additionally, as I mentioned earlier, we launched a robo advisor product. So once more, a broad suite of merchandise. We’re persevering with to enhance the merchandise themselves with the top buyer in thoughts. And you already know, the purchasers will inform us if so long as we’re delivering worth, we’re delivering ease of use to them, we may have permission to develop right here.
Peter Renton 13:13
Who’s the everyday buyer within the US? And is it comparable throughout the globe, or is that this somewhat totally different?
Sid Jajodia 13:20
Globally, we’ve seen prospects of all ages and, you already know, and walks of life, be our prospects. Within the US, you already know, as a result of we early in our journey right here, what we’ve seen is the early adopters are typically coastal. So city. California, Texas, New York, South Florida, among the coastal areas, city facilities, numerous populations. Whereas we skew somewhat bit youthful, we’re not restricted to a youthful viewers, we see, you already know, a major variety of our prospects, you already know, like me over 40, who use the product as they journey as they, you already know, do enterprise throughout borders. We’ve additionally seen some nice adoption in current quarters on the enterprise aspect. We’re rising our enterprise buyer base, our SME buyer base. Within the US, our revenues in that house particularly simply tripled within the final yr alone. So sturdy adoption there. And as we launch credit score subsequent yr, we count on that to develop.
Peter Renton 14:15
Okay, so then how are you getting the phrase out to your audience right here within the US?
Sid Jajodia 14:20
Yeah, globally, what began was by phrase of mouth. So our product, you already know, simply labored so nicely within the US, given the multicurrency use instances in Europe had been simply extra, it simply went viral. So we didn’t spend so much on type of above the road advertising so to say. It was a whole lot of referral advertising and phrase of mouth, and the identical factor is how we launched within the US. We haven’t accomplished any massive model promoting campaigns, the product speaks for itself. We incent current prospects to usher in mates, households, anyone else who they suppose would profit from utilizing the Revolut app. We’ve accomplished some efficiency advertising. However we’re very disciplined, we wish to make it possible for our advertising yields a payback inside, you already know, a few years. So we’re very disciplined by way of rising the engagement on the product, rising the, I suppose ARPU, common income per buyer. After which based mostly on that, reinvesting a few of that in advertising to scale it. So it’s been primarily targeted on efficiency advertising and referral advertising too.
Peter Renton 15:27
Okay, so that you’re the CEO of Revolut US. And are you continue to the Chief Banking Officer, it says so in your in your LinkedIn profile, that you simply’re nonetheless the Chief Banking Officer of Revolut, and is {that a} international place? And following up from that, is the intention then to get a banking license in each market, together with the US?
Sid Jajodia 15:50
So sure, I double hat Revolut. So I joined Revolut, two and a half years in the past as a Chief Banking Officer, which was to handle all of Revolut markets. So I handle all of the markets throughout Europe, you already know Asia Pacific, in addition to the Americas , as we proceed to scale. And as part of that position, I took on the direct each day duties of managing the US extra lately, so I double hat in that sense. The second a part of your query round our ambition to be a financial institution, our ambition is to be a financial institution in as many markets because it is sensible. So markets the place we now have a big presence the place we now have a major buyer base, and the place the regulatory regime helps us getting a license, we are going to look to grow to be a financial institution. You already know, there are there are some markets the place they’ve a restricted variety of like some markets the place they mentioned, we’ll solely give out 5 digital banking licenses, and so they’ve all been given out, you already know, we understand we’re not going to get there quickly, till at the least the regulator’s change their thoughts about opening it up and making it extra aggressive locations the place we now have vital prospects utilizing our product adopting, you already know, Revolut, we are going to look to ultimately grow to be a financial institution.
Peter Renton 16:59
And does that embody, I imply the US clearly, is a difficult market proper now, after I was speaking with lots of people within the within the regulatory house at a current occasion. And it’s laborious proper now for any fintech to get permitted for something. However so proper now, it’s not, I imply they had been speaking about it’s inconceivable proper now, to get a banking license for a fintech, if you wish to purchase a financial institution. It’s simply the issues usually are not aligned, however is the eventual plan to get a license, a banking license right here within the US?
Sid Jajodia 17:26
Eventual ambition completely, Peter is to be a financial institution within the US. I believe that’s when you will have probably the most management over your operations, your choices. However that’s not quick for us. So it’s not on our quick roadmap, what we’re targeted on proper now’s working with our current financial institution companions, and scaling buyer adoption and reaching product market match and all of the verticals that we select to concentrate on. In order that’s the, that’s my focus and my workforce’s focus proper now, however in some unspecified time in the future in time down the highway, we are going to truly look to be a financial institution. I believe the regulatory surroundings, each among the financial institution failures within the final yr and among the challenges with crypto fintechs within the current years has toughened up. You already know, regulation is essential. What we’re in search of is, you already know, the longer journey, which is prospects are transferring increasingly in direction of cell banking, fewer and fewer prospects stroll right into a department, I don’t know after I walked right into a department final. And so should you have a look at that course of journey, you already know, US banks have gone from 14,000 banks 15 years in the past, now to 4,000 banks, the variety of branches continues to shrink. So the course of journey is ultimately there can be a handful of digital banks, digital solely banks that may succeed within the US, and our goal is to be a type of banks.
Peter Renton 18:41
Okay, so I wish to speak in regards to the new product that you simply launched, which was type of the catalyst for this interview, that’s Revolut 10. What’s it? And why ought to we take note of it?
Sid Jajodia 18:52
Revolut 10 is an entire overhaul of our app. So it’s our newest model of our app. It’s an entire overhaul. And the catalyst for it was, you already know, I talked in regards to the journey the place Revolut you already know, now it’s eight years outdated, we began as a journey card within the UK, after which over time have expanded into so many different merchandise, buyer segments. What that then wanted was an overhaul of the app in a approach the place it was clear for a buyer, each to find the product set the you already know, the totally different merchandise, discover them, attempt them out, but additionally handle the app in a approach the place they may customise the widgets, have the issues that they use extra entrance and heart, however then additionally customise it for their very own type of aesthetic. We’ve got a bunch of various methods a buyer can change the colour of the background, set up the widgets, set up the knowledge in a approach that works for them. So the top goal was to permit a buyer to arrange their relationship with Revolut in a approach that was most intuitive for the client. After which with the ambition of us turning into the first account. So I discussed we’re a financial institution now in 29 markets. As we launch increasingly options, we’re seeking to not simply be one other account for our prospects, however be the first working account for our prospects. And so for that it permits, you already know, the pliability that Revolut 10 is designed with permits the client to order all of that and make it straightforward and easy for them to handle all of their main actions.
Peter Renton 20:22
Gotcha. Nicely, I gotta let you know, I downloaded the app the opposite day, I’ve downloaded a whole lot of apps through the years. And you already know, it’s humorous, as a result of I used to be on the Revolut ready record for a very long time, I simply by no means bought round to downloading the app. So I downloaded it, and put in it and moved cash into it. And I it was the best expertise I’ve ever had in working with a fintech app. And like connecting it with Apple Pay, I simply bought my Financial institution Debit playing cards inside Apple Pay and simply transferring the cash in, clearly, you’ve actually, actually targeted laborious on consumer expertise. What’s your strategy there? And is it drastically totally different than what it was a yr or two in the past?
Sid Jajodia 20:59
You already know, it’s high down. Nik, as a founder has been at all times 100% targeted on the client. You already know, I sit in product evaluations with him many instances per week, and the questions you ask are throughout the client. So why would the client do that? Why? This feels too laborious. This looks like there’s an excessive amount of friction right here. Return and work on this specific function, make it simpler? And all these questions round type of understanding how the client is utilizing the app, understanding the ache factors, and the way will we enhance it? So you already know, high down the corporate could be very, very buyer expertise targeted. And you already know, the Revolut 10 is the newest, I suppose, in some methods, fruits of the design efforts to make it a lot simpler. As we’ve expanded the set of issues {that a} buyer can use, you already know, the pure results of that was a little bit of muddle. And so this was a decluttering and a simplification of the CX for the client, whereas enhancing most of the options themselves.
Peter Renton 22:01
Proper, proper. So I wish to ask you about Nik, Nik Storonsky, he’s the, you already know, the CEO and founding father of Revolut. He’s additionally very, very well-known in fintech circles. I imply, he, he spoke at one among our occasions many, a few years in the past. And he struck me as somebody who was in a rush to achieve success, and he simply had a whole lot of vitality about him. However what’s he wish to work with on a each day foundation?
Sid Jajodia 22:28
I take pleasure in working with him. However you already know, going again, you requested me why I joined Revolut. One of many causes I joined Revolut was Nik had laid out such a compelling, but additionally audacious ambition for the corporate. The thought that you may construct a very international, digital-only financial institution throughout so many markets, with so many merchandise in such a brief time period. To me, it was simply audacious. I had labored at a whole lot of firms, I hadn’t seen that diploma of type of ambition, however the compelling imaginative and prescient. After which should you have a look at it, eight years into the journey, what Nik has achieved, like what Revolut has achieved, but it surely’s pushed by Nik’s type of need to that, in order that buyer focus is wonderful, proper? So it’s a testomony to, to what he’s accomplished. You already know, I spent a yr, my first yr at Revolut, I spent in London, so I work intently with him there. After which even whereas I’m, whereas I’m right here within the US, whereas I don’t see him each day, I work intently with the entire workforce there. I’ve loved my time working with Nik. It’s been an amazing relationship, he’s very clear on what the course of the corporate is, very clear on what he expects of individuals. He’s very, very targeted on the impression we are able to have as an organization, and it’s all been round constructing. So it’s nice vitality to feed off.
Peter Renton 23:43
Like within the UK, Revolut’s very, very nicely established. One of many large three, type of early fintechs which have made it large. Right here, you mentioned you’ve solely been right here a few years. So that you’ve bought somewhat little bit of time to go. There are some names that you simply’re competing in opposition to which can be very nicely established, and at a big scale. What’s it going to take for the US enterprise to get to type of an analogous place that you’ve within the UK and Europe?
Sid Jajodia 24:11
Yeah, I imply, it’s a journey. So on the finish of the day, we now have a whole lot of totally different merchandise which can be within the app. For us to achieve the US, it goes again to the client, what are we what are we giving to the client by way of worth? What are we giving by way of prospects again by way of time by simplifying issues for them? If we make it simpler for a buyer to do one thing, the client will prospects will use us, proper? So the problem right here is clearly there are another fintechs which have first mover benefit on among the options. For instance P2P funds in Europe, Revolut is a verb, I’m going to Revolut to you the cash, proper? Right here you will have different fintechs who match that type of bucket. So we now have to proceed to type of innovate, we now have to proceed to try to, to earn the purchasers belief and their enterprise and we’re assured, given Revolut’s DNA round product innovation and buyer focus, we’ll succeed right here.
Peter Renton 25:06
Proper. Okay. So then I’d like to sort of finish with what your imaginative and prescient is, you will have type of touched on somewhat bit, however perhaps we may dive somewhat deeper into what’s Revolut’s imaginative and prescient for the way forward for monetary companies general? Clearly, it’s going to be digitall, however I’d like to sort of get your your sense of that.
Sid Jajodia 25:26
I believe, you already know, we name ourselves an organization that wishes to make monetary companies borderless. Borderless, each by way of geographical nationwide boundaries, the place for anyone who’s in a rustic, we make your lives simpler utilizing the product domestically. However for many who additionally go cross borders, you already know, I personally have lived throughout continents, I’ve lived in 4 nations, every time you progress to a different nation, it’s important to begin your monetary life from scratch. The banks there don’t acknowledge you, it’s important to type of shut these accounts, open new accounts. We wish to make it as seamless as attainable for somebody to dwell their monetary life throughout borders. So in order that’s type of one clear ambition and future. The second is, we wish to make it straightforward for it to be a one cease store. Quite a lot of the transfer away from the big banks previously was frustration with, you understand how the financial institution engages with you. The info is siloed. Simply since you use one product doesn’t essentially imply you should utilize the opposite merchandise. We wish to make the expertise work for the top buyer in a approach that it makes the multi product relationship, seamless. And should you see how we’ve operated up to now, we now have a number of subscription tiers, plans, it’s all in direction of that the place you are able to do a number of issues, and also you get extra worth out of it. And also you see the profit, not simply by way of useful resource, however by way of value that accrue to you. So for us, it’s about use all the newest improvements in expertise to present the top buyer extra management over their very own lives. I do know it feels like a whole lot of mission assertion sort issues, however on daily basis that’s what’s driving us. It’s what drives us to to enhance the function set as we do.
Peter Renton 27:14
Nicely, yeah, it’s an amazing factor for customers to have. Corporations like Revolut actually breaking new floor with a whole lot of a whole lot of what you guys have accomplished, and your existence has actually damaged new floor. Anyway, that’s all we now have time for at this time, Sid, it’s nice to meet up with you once more. Thanks a lot for approaching the present.
Sid Jajodia 27:29
Thanks, Peter. Thanks a lot for the chance.
Peter Renton 27:33
Thanks for listening all the way in which to the top of this episode, I actually admire it. That is our final recording of 2023. I want to take this chance then to thanks for approaching this fintech journey with me. I admire you listening and likewise needed to want you all a contented vacation season, nonetheless you have a good time it. Hope you will have an pleasant and enjoyable time. And we are going to see you again right here in 2024.
