Monzo Revenue and Usage Statistics (2025)

David Curry

Updated: August 27, 2025

Challenger banks in the UK took flight in the mid-2010s, accelerated by legislation from the EU and UK government which welcomed new competition in the industry.

In a two year period, Revolut, Starling and Monzo were launched, with an aim to win customers through better mobile experiences. At the time, mobile banking in the UK was a nightmare, some banks were still struggling with the web.

Starling Bank was the first on the scene in the UK, launched in 2014. Tom Blomfield, the founder of Monzo, was chief technology officer at Starling, but left the position in February 2015 after “tensions” between him and Starling CEO Anne Boden.

Blomfield took a few members with him in the exit to form Monzo, which launched its alpha prepaid debit card in November 2015, 10 months after leaving Starling. By August 2016, over 200,000 people were on a waitlist for the prepaid card, it had broken the record for fastest successful crowdfunding campaign and the FCA approved Monzo’s application to become a limited bank.

Before Monzo, excitement and banking had rarely been uttered in the same sentence. First Direct, Egg and Metro had all drawn interest when first launched, but fizzled as customers began to realise the drawbacks and retreated back to the big four. And shockingly, Monzo created this buzz without offering a competitive interest rate or cash incentives. The original Monzo app was bare bones in terms of features, but peer-to-peer payments (with emojis) and real-time balance updates resonated well with millennials, who aren’t as interested in mortgages and savings.

Monzo also did away with complex log-in processes and defective mobile interfaces, which are still common on traditional banking apps.

The banking app earns most of its revenue from a process called interfacing, in which it takes 0.2 percent for every debit card transaction. It has been attempting to generate more income through various premium plans, the latest of which offers interest and several types of insurance for a monthly sum. Monzo has also partnered with OakNorth, Paragon and Charter Savings Bank to facilitate savings through the app.

Monzo attempted and failed to break into the US market, strategically leaving it to focus on Europe and the UK. The coronavirus pandemic has put a spanner in Monzo’s success. It was forced to run a £60 million funding round at a 37.5 percent devaluation on its 2019 round, to keep the business afloat. It has prospered in the years after the pandemic.

We have gathered data and statistics on Monzo. Read on below to find out more. Want to learn more about mobile banking? Check out our finance app report.

Monzo Key Statistics

  • Monzo generated £1.23 billion revenue in 2024, an 40.3% increase on the previous year
  • Monzo had a second year in the green, reporting £95 million net income
  • There were £16.6 billion in Monzo accounts at the end of 2024
  • Monzo customers spent over £50 billion through Monzo in 2024
  • Monzo had 12.1 million users in 2024, an increase of 24.7% on the year prior
  • It was valued at £4.5 billion in 2024

Monzo Overview

Title 1Title 2
Launch dateMarch 2015
HQLondon, UK
PeopleTS Anil (CEO), Sujata Bhatia (COO), Tom Blomfield (co-founder)
Business typePrivate
IndustryFinance

Monzo Revenue

Monzo made £1.2 billion revenue in 2024, a 40.3% increase on the year prior.

Monzo revenue 2018 to 2024 (£mm)

YearRevenue (£mm)
20173.5
201819.7
201967.2
202080.5
2021154.2
2022355.6
2023880
20241235

Source: Company data

Monzo Profit

Monzo posted an improved net income of £95 million, its second annualised profit since it began reporting.

Monzo net income/loss 2018 to 2024 (£mm)

YearNet income/loss (£mm)
2017-30
2018-47
2019-113
2020-115
2021-119
2022-116
202315.4
202495

Sources: Finance App Report, Company data

Monzo Customer Deposits

Monzo’s customer deposits have increased year-on-year, reaching £16.6 billion in 2024.

Monzo customer deposits 2018 to 2024 (£bn)

YearCustomer deposit (£bn)
20170.07
20180.46
20191.39
20203.12
20214.44
20225.94
202311.2
202416.6

Sources: Finance App Report, Company data

Monzo Users

Monzo had 12.1 million users in 2024, almost all of which are based in the UK.

Monzo users 2018 to 2024 (mm)

YearUsers (mm)
20170.59
20181.6
20193.9
20205
20215.8
20227.4
20239.7
202412.1

Sources: Business of Apps, Company data

Monzo Card Spend

Monzo users spent £55.2 billion in 2024, a 15.2% increase on 2023 figures.

Monzo card spend 2020 to 2024 (£bn)

YearCard spend (£bn)
201910.8
202016.4
202124.4
202233.6
202347.8
202455.2

Source: Company data

Monzo Valuation

Monzo was valued at £4.5 billion ($5.9 billion) in its latest funding round led by Alphabet.

Monzo valuation 2017 to 2024 (£bn)

YearValuation (£bn)
20170.2
20180.7
20192
20201.25
20213.7
20244.5

Note: 2020 was a down round caused by Covid. Sources: Fintech Futures, FT, (2

Monzo Funding

Monzo has received £1.3 billion in total funding since it launched.

Monzo cumulative funding 2016 to 2024 (£mm)

YearFunding (£mm)
20161
201795
2018200
2019313
2020373
2022743
20241368

Source: Crunchbase

Monzo Age Demographics

A majority of Monzo users are aged under 34 years old. It is one of the most popular banks among teenagers in the UK.

Monzo age demographics 2023 (%)

Age bracketPercentage of users
18 - 3465
34+35

Source: Company data

Monzo vs UK Neobanks: Users

Monzo is second place in the UK neobank market in terms of users, behind Revolut.

UK neobank users by app 2024 (mm)

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Monzo FAQ

What is Monzo customer’s average deposit?

Monzo average customer deposit has increased rapidly over the past few years. The average deposit was £1154.6 in 2024.

How many people does Monzo employ?

Monzo employs 1,500 people in the UK and US, although that may have declined in 2020 due to COVID-19

What is the most popular age demographic on Monzo?

Monzo is most popular among people aged 22-37, with 75 percent under the age of 34 (YouGov)