Sweden: 30 000
““Vi har 30.000 användare. De senaste 28 dagarna har vi sett en ökning med runt 20 procent jämför med månaden innan. Jag är väldigt positiv”, säger Hanna Johansson.”
“We now have 30.000 users. The last 28 days we have seen an increase by around 20% compared to the month before. I am very positive”, says Hanna Johansson.
250.000 in Romania now 
Rank Country Users 1 United Kingdom
1,300,000 2 France
550,000 3 Poland
400,000 4 Romania
250,000 5 Spain
200,000 6 Ireland
200,000 7 Greece
190,000 8 Lithuania
175,000 9 Portugal
120,000 10 Switzerland
110,000 11 Italy
100,000 12 Germany
100,000 13 Hungary
50,000 14 Austria
50,000 15 Malta
50,000 16 Czech Republic
50,000 17 Latvia
40,000 18 Belgium
30,000 19 Netherlands
30,000 20 Sweden
30,000 21 Bulgaria
30,000 22 Slovenia
18,000 23 Norway
17,000 24 Cyprus
15,000 25 Estonia
12,000 26 Finland
5,000 27 Denmark
? TOTAL 4,102,000
A couple of newspapers have quoted 4.8m users last week.
Probably, the gap mainly comes from UK market (1.3m users) as it was updated here in December.
Are Revolut now on boarding in Australia? Guessing there with be a need to add to the above with this. Last I saw was that there were over 20k on the waiting list…
Poland: 450 000.
Source: https://www.bankier.pl/wiadomosc/Revolut-szykuje-karty-dla-dzieci-7684025.html
This is an interview with Karol Sadaj- Country Manager in Poland
Finally some numbers from Croatia!
Elena Lavezzi from Revolut said they have 20.000 users in Croatia now
Rank Country Users 1 1,300,000 2 550,000 3 450,000 4 250,000 5 200,000 6 200,000 7 190,000 8 175,000 9 120,000 10 110,000 11 100,000 12 100,000 13 50,000 14 50,000 15 50,000 16 50,000 17 40,000 18 30,000 19 30,000 20 30,000 21 30,000 22 Croatia
20,000 23 18,000 24 17,000 25 15,000 26 12,000 27 5,000 28 ? TOTAL 4,172,000
Can we just officially ask R about Denmark? A bit weird that we dont have any data 
Newest numbers are up to 6 Million. Any Informations about that?
I’ve attended a Revolut talk last week, figures shared were 5 millions
Revolut is not publicizing user numbers per country, only at local events country managers tell the approx local numbers. Here, community members hudle up and tell their numbers, kind of an imprint of the community’s knowledge.
Denmark is still mystery.
Czech Republic - 83.000 users
Source:
Well, according to TechCrunch it’s 150 000 in Germany.
Gosh, Romania on 4th place… that’s something
Lets trust in a 250k German number. Anybody has some latest regarding UK? Can imagine it is above 2.5m. Also, added 
but did not give them yet the 20k, that are supposed to be on the waiting list.
Rank Country Users 1 1,300,000 2 550,000 3 450,000 4 250,000 5 250,000 6 200,000 7 200,000 8 190,000 9 175,000 10 120,000 11 110,000 12 100,000 13 83,000 14 50,000 15 50,000 16 50,000 17 40,000 18 30,000 19 30,000 20 30,000 21 30,000 22 20,000 23 18,000 24 17,000 25 15,000 26 12,000 27 5,000 28 ? 29 ? TOTAL 4,355,000
Consider adding a date column to show the publication date of the source. This way people can quickly see if a country statistic is outdated. That would help when you want to compare countries.