Revolut has integrated its dedicated cryptocurrency exchange, Revolut X, with third-party AI assistants, allowing users to monitor portfolios, track live market data, set price alerts, and execute market or limit orders through natural language prompts. The update is available to more than 16 million of Revolut’s digital asset users.
Supported AI interfaces include Claude, Gemini, OpenClaw, and Cursor. Revolut has also published a universal skill and command-line interface to GitHub, giving retail traders without coding experience a direct path into the ecosystem. Users can describe strategies conversationally, such as backtesting a 90-day Bitcoin grid approach, and receive historical risk assessments and automated performance suggestions in return.
Despite the autonomous capabilities, Revolut has structured the integration to retain human control over order execution. Customers must manually review and approve every transaction before it is processed on-chain. The company confirmed it does not assume legal liability for portfolio losses, missed executions, or erratic trades resulting from third-party algorithmic errors.
The release follows a broader industry push toward agentic finance tools within regulated crypto markets. Gemini has implemented direct AI connectivity through the open-source Model Context Protocol standard, Liquid has launched live execution tools inside ChatGPT, and Robinhood is preparing its own Agentic Accounts product for the U.S. market.
Leonid Bashlykov, Revolut’s head of product for crypto, said AI agents offer faster workflows and tighter integration into everyday trading software. The company’s approach mirrors a pattern emerging across the sector, where platforms are expanding AI access while maintaining compliance guardrails around final transaction approval.