Revolut founder Nik Storonsky is facing a lawsuit brought by a luxury ship broker connected to a reported £300 million superyacht. According to the broker’s claims, Storonsky allegedly went “behind its back” in a way intended to avoid paying commission related to the vessel. The dispute centers on whether commission was owed and whether the broker was bypassed during arrangements for the yacht. The reports describe Storonsky as the target of the legal action, with the broker alleging improper conduct in relation to commission payments connected to the transaction. The case, as presented in the available coverage, focuses on commercial dealings and contractual obligations rather than any allegation of criminal wrongdoing. Details about the specific court, jurisdiction, and Storonsky’s response are not included in the supplied text. The reports therefore reflect that the matter is ongoing and that each side’s position has not been fully established in the information provided.