Summary
Slava Solodkiy uses Revolut as the basis for an independent argument about the possible future of a European technology firm. The work pairs a speculative first volume with a more practical operating memo. It explores how identity, payments, compliance and other systems built inside a company might become services for other businesses. Its proposals describe possible futures, rather than announced Revolut plans.
Why read it Our view
Useful as a strategy exercise: identify the systems your company already built, then test whether another customer would pay to use them. Separate known assets from assumptions about buyers, rules and costs. This is the author’s independent analysis, with no claim of approval by Storonsky or Revolut.
Written about
- Nik StoronskyIndependent company analysisSolodkiy’s 2026 book uses Revolut and Storonsky as a strategy case. The author says it is independent, was not commissioned or cleared by them, and includes speculative proposals. It does not report an agreed Revolut roadmap.Source