Monzo statistics: Revenue, number of customers and market share

We look at how challenger bank Monzo is growing over time.

Monzo is a fintech challenger bank with the aim of making money work for everyone. Whether it’s on the tube, in the supermarket or at a restaurant, we’ve all seen one of Monzo’s coral cards in the last few years. But what are the statistics behind the popular fintech? We look at the number of Monzo users, its current valuation and its growth in the last few years.

Monzo statistics: Highlights

  • Monzo has more than 12 million customers as of 2025, around a fifth (22%) of the UK adult population.
  • Monzo reported a revenue of £1.2 billion for 2025.
  • The bank’s revenue has increased by an impressive 1690% between 2020 and 2025.
  • Monzo was valued at £4.5 billion ($5.9 billion) in October 2024.
  • Monzo customers spent £55.2 billion on their cards in the 2025 financial year.
  • In 2025, the value of customer deposits is almost £17 billion, a 48.2% increase from 2024.

Monzo’s most popular accounts

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Monzo Instant Access Savings Pot earns you 2.75% AER interest (variable), paid monthly into the Pot you create
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Monzo Extra
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£3 per month
No minimum funding requirement
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39% EAR variable
Get the best of Monzo money management: see your other banks and credit cards in Monzo, credit insights, personalised spending categories and more
Account fee of £3 per month. 18+ only. T&Cs apply. You must have a Monzo Current Account to sign up to Monzo Extra.
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Monzo Max
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£19 per month
No minimum funding requirement
0% AER
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Worldwide Travel and Phone Insurance + UK and Europe RAC Breakdown Cover
Monzo Max is £17 per month, for a minimum 3 months. 18-69 only. T&Cs apply. You must have a Monzo Current Account to sign up to Monzo Max. Travel insurance provided by Zurich, powered by Qover. Phone insurance provided by Assurant. Breakdown cover provided by RAC.
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How many customers does Monzo have?

As of 2025, Monzo has more than 12 million customers. This means that around a fifth (22%) of the UK adult population is a part of the Monzo community.

The number of people using Monzo has increased sharply over the past 8 years. When Monzo started, they only had 240,000 customers. Unsurprisingly, with the rise of digital banking, Monzo’s customer base has grown by an impressive 4900% in that time.

It also seems as though Monzo’s customer base will continue to grow. Just this year, around 2.2 million people have joined Monzo for personal accounts, while a further 200,000 have joined to access a business account.

Year Customers
2017 240,000
2018 590,000
2019 1.6 million
2020 3.9 million
2021 5 million
2022 5.8 million
2023 7.5 million
2024 10 million
2025 12 million

The most popular age group for Monzo users is between 25-34, who make up 36% of Monzo customers. In fact, half of Monzo’s customers (51%) are aged under 35. The least popular age group is those aged over 65, as they account for just 4% of customers.

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Age group Percentage
18-24 16.9%
25-34 34.6%
35-44 23.1%
45-54 14%
55-64 7.3%
65+ 4.1%

What is Monzo’s revenue in 2025?

Monzo reported its revenue as £1.2 billion for the 2025 financial year, up from £800 million in 2024, a 50% increase in year-on-year revenue.

Monzo’s revenue has increased significantly in the past 5 years. In 2020, Monzo’s revenue was just £67.2 million which means it has experienced a sharp increase of nearly 1690% between 2020 and 2025.

This represents a positive trend in the revenue that fintech challenger banks such as Monzo could make in the coming years.

Year Monzo revenue in millions (£)
2020 £67.2
2021 £105
2022 £154.2
2023 £335.6
2024 £800 million
2025 £1.2 billion

What is Monzo’s valuation in 2025?

In October 2024, Monzo was valued at £4.5 billion ($5.9 billion), up from a valuation of £3.6 billion ($4.6 billion). In March 2024, an increase of 18%. This raises growth opportunities for Monzo as they are planning to set up offices in Ireland.

How much do Monzo customers spend on their cards?

In the past year, there was a 27.8% increase in the amount Monzo users spent on their cards, going from £43.2 billion in the financial year ending in 2024 to £55.2 billion in 2025.

As there are currently 12 million customers belonging to the Monzo community, the average customer has spent £4600 a year on their card, which is a monthly average of £383.33.

Year Customer card spend (billions)
2019 £3.6
2020 £10.8
2021 £16.4
2022 £24.4
2023 £33.6
2024 £43.2
2025 £55.2

What is the value of Monzo customer deposits?

In 2025, the value of customer deposits is almost £17 billion, a 48.2% increase from 2024. As of 2025, there are 12 million customers, so the average value of a customer deposit is £1383.28.

Year Customer deposits (in mill GBP)
2018 £71.3
2019 £461.8
2020 £1,392.5
2021 £3,124.1
2022 £4,440.7
2023 £5,946
2024 £11,197.6
2025 £16,599.4

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