Revolut has acquired the team from Wanted, a New York-based talent sourcing marketplace.
The company was founded by Balazs Alexa, Guillaume Breux, Mario Eguiluz, Jean Meyer, and Eva Peris in 2019.
The London-headquartered FinTech said that the acquisition will strengthen its product development resources.
“The Wanted team’s talented entrepreneurs and engineers can help us accelerate our growth goals as we continue to develop new products and services,” said chief executive and co-founder of Revolut, Nik Storonsky. “We are looking forward to their joining the Revolut team.”
Jean Meyer, founder and chief exec of Wanted said: “We are very excited to join Revolut, a company that is leading the fintech revolution. We have all been loyal Revolut users for years and we now have the opportunity to contribute to a product we love and use on a daily basis.”
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