The potential scale
Huge numbers, counted carefully.

The world around this idea is huge.
Companies around the Ribbit story already serve enormous numbers of people. Robinhood reported 28.6 million funded customers for August 2026. Nu reported 139 million customers at the end of June 2026. Revolut reported 68.3 million retail customers at the end of 2025. ID.me, which checks identities, reported 152 million users in September 2025.
A large surrounding world. Different measures.
Funded customers · August 2026
Customers · Q2 2026
Retail customers · 31 December 2025
Users · 3 September 2025. 76m passed the more thorough identity check called IAL2.
Different dates and definitions. These figures are not additive and do not measure TIBBIR users.
But one person is still one person.
You might use one app to spend, another to invest and a third to prove who you are. Each company counts you, but you are still one person. So adding these numbers together would overcount. They are also the companies’ own customers, not TIBBIR users. They show how big the opportunity around the idea is.
The real test: do people come back?
Imagine 100,000 people are offered a new helper. If 20% connect their accounts, that is 20,000. If half of them finish a first task, 10,000. If 40% of those come back, 4,000 regular users. These are made-up numbers to show the journey, not a forecast.
And a €1,000 holiday booked through a helper is not €1,000 of income. Most of it goes to the airline and the hotel. If the helper earns a €10 fee, that fee is its revenue. Any link to TIBBIR has to come from that fee, under a clear rule.