Revolut India finally launching something?

For someone with ~2 yrs post MBA experience in mgmt consulting, exploring exits at Revolut. 1. How is the growth here? Over the next 3-5 yrs, can folks expect 15-20% CAGR cash component growth? 2. What do people do after Revolut? There aren't many mature fintechs that can pay similar? 3. How is the ESOP game playing out? Have there been any but backs? 3-5 yrs into the firm, what is the most likely ESOP allocation? 4. I've heard working hours are like 10am-7pm. Is that accurate across most teams? Do folks work weekend? 5. How is the culture? Is there top-down aggression/ hard culture? Given everything is remote, do folks ever meet in person?

How valuable are ESOPs from Revolut? How are the vesting rules?

Majority of Indian startups has toxic work culture and the same is not true for any US or Europe based startup. Indian startups just copy paste ideas from the west and apply it to Indian context. We don't have original product barring few such as Postman and all. Why is it so and how we can improve the situation?

Can anybody shed some light here. Got an offer in the Strategy & Ops team.

Fi has a limited set of products but I wonder how are they surviving? Are things good? I think they don't spend on marketing so much as other startups. But still I have never seen anyone using a Fi product as well😅

I think this is CoinSwitch Kuber and WazirX, but I could be wrong. But to be safe, if you have money there, you should leave. If anybody has figured a good way to do this process, can you please share as well?

- Revolut has finally secured a UK banking licence, ending a prolonged three-year struggle with regulators, which is a significant boost for its expansion plans in its home market. - The Prudential Regulation Authority granted the licence, overcoming previous hurdles including auditors' inability to fully verify revenue figures in the 2021 accounts. - With this licence, Revolut can now expand its product and service offerings in the UK, its largest market, complementing its existing European banking licence from Lithuania. - CEO Nik Storonsky expressed pride in reaching this milestone, emphasizing the company's commitment to becoming the bank of choice for UK customers. - Despite receiving the licence with restrictions, Revolut plans to build out its UK banking operations before a full launch, aiming to leverage its 9 million UK customers and 45 million globally. Source: FT