Monzo Bank, headquartered in GB, remains privately held. Investors last valued the company at $5.9B. No public ticker exists for the company.
3 valuations. The latest, $5.9B secondary, was set by the Secondary sale in Oct 2024.
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Goodwater CapitalStepStone GroupCapitalGMonzo Bank Limited is a UK-regulated digital bank, launched in 2015 as one of a wave of app-based challenger banks, and originally trading under the name Mondo before a trademark dispute forced a rename in 2016. It provides current accounts, credit cards, loans, insurance, savings, investments and pensions, authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority.
The bank crossed 15.2 million customers by May 2026 with deposits exceeding £25 billion, and its UK banking licence, granted in April 2017, let it move beyond a prepaid card into full current accounts. Monzo Bank is a registered UK company (No. 09446231), currently led by CEO Diana Layfield and chairman Gary Hoffman.
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No. Monzo Bank is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $5.9B.
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