海角视频 fintech sensation Zilch has announced it has surpassed five million customers and racked up over £4bn in total sales for retailers to date.
The company, which utilises buy now pay later (BNPL) services to divide consumer purchases, also revealed its revenue reached £145m in the first quarter of 2025, following its meteoric rise since gaining regulatory approval in 2020, as reported by .
This follows a year of unprecedented growth for the fintech sector. The 海角视频 outshines its European counterparts as the leading unicorn incubator in the region, boasting 41 firms with valuations exceeding $1bn.
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A tech report from The Sunday Times crowned Zilch as the 海角视频's fastest-growing fintech unicorn.
Zilch's CEO Philip Belamant is part of Innovate Finance's "Unicorn Council," which guides government policy for economic expansion.
Belamant stated: "With nearly one in seven adults in the 海角视频 holding a Zilch account, our customers are telling us they want more than just credit... that's what Zilch delivers."
Fleet of fintech IPOs expected after Zilch's rapid rise
Zilch is among the most eagerly awaited 海角视频 fintech IPOs, with speculation intensifying after the company unveiled plans to double its workforce within the next 18 months.
However, Zilch isn't the only fintech making waves with its rapid progression.
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The Times Hundred named Allica Bank as the 海角视频's fastest-growing private company, while Sifted hailed it as Europe's quickest expanding start-up.
The digital bank, primarily serving small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), saw its pre-tax profits soar by 86% to £29.9m in 2025.
In another success story, digital wealth management platform Moneybox witnessed a staggering 1,399% revenue growth over the past three years, propelling it up the tech rankings.
Deloitte 海角视频 recognised the firm as one of the fastest-growing tech companies after its assets under management reached the £5bn mark.
Moneybox is now joining the ranks of other fintech heavyweights preparing for public listings. Monzo, for instance, has enlisted investment bankers to spearhead a stock market listing that could potentially value the company at over £6bn, as reported by Sky News.