Revolut sustainability score: 36/100

Revolut partnered with Watershed in 2021 to measure Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions using GHG Protocol. Scope 1 is <1%, Scope 2 is <2% of total. ~482 tonnes CO₂e Scope 2 recorded for 2021, but no absolute figures published since. No third-party verification disclosed.

Scope 3 represents ~98% of footprint, categorised into goods, services, offices, employees, and cloud computing. No absolute Scope 3 figures in tonnes CO₂e. No supplier engagement programme disclosed. Financed emissions from £979M lending portfolio entirely undisclosed.

Revenue grew 72% in FY2024, customer base rose from 52.5M to 68.3M in 2025, employee count doubled from ~8,000 to ~13,000 between 2023–2025. No emissions tracking or decoupling evidence. Absolute emissions almost certainly rising significantly.

100% renewable energy sourced for London and Vilnius offices only. Nine other office locations globally (Barcelona, Madrid, Lisbon, Bengaluru, Krakow, Dublin, Paris, etc.) have no disclosed renewable sourcing. No RE100 membership or PPAs disclosed.

No biodiversity policy, TNFD disclosure, or nature impact assessment. As a growing bank with lending products (personal loans, credit cards, BNPL, mortgages), financed nature impacts are entirely unassessed. Platform facilitates customer donations to WWF and Rainforest Alliance only.

Waste sorting and recycling in offices, equipment reuse and refurbishment, e-waste proper disposal, plastic-free and fully recyclable packaging, closed one Krakow office floor. No quantified waste targets, circular economy goals, or supplier sustainability requirements disclosed.

No water consumption data, policy, or disclosures found. As a primarily digital financial services company with standard office-based operations, direct water footprint is negligible. Absence of data less concerning than for water-intensive sectors.

No carbon reduction targets published. No SBTi commitment or validated targets. 2021 stated vague goal to reduce emissions to 'minimum achievable' aligned with Paris Agreement, but no specific, measurable, time-bound targets set. Good Shopping Guide confirms no published targets.

No standalone group-level sustainability report. Website sustainability page provides only percentage breakdowns, not absolute figures. First CSRD-compliant statement prepared for EU banking entity for FY2024; group statement delayed to FY2025. No governance structure disclosed. Bottom rating for environmental reporting from Good Shopping Guide.

No environmental controversies, greenwashing allegations, climate-related lawsuits, or regulatory environmental fines. Not in InfluenceMap lobbying database. No climate policy lobbying found. Non-environmental controversies (2022 cyber attack, fraud complaints, payment system flaw) unrelated to environmental impact.