Revolut has integrated AI assistant functionality into its independent cryptocurrency exchange platform, Revolut X, enabling users to analyze markets, monitor their portfolios, and initiate trades using natural language commands. With this new feature, crypto investors can interact with the platform through conversational prompts rather than navigating menus, marking a significant shift towards more intuitive trading experiences.
Scope of the new integration
The AI-powered system connects with third-party tools like Claude, Gemini, OpenClaw, and Cursor. Customers operating across different platforms can also access the AI assistant using either a universal skill set or a command line interface available on GitHub. Revolut has clarified that no coding knowledge is required for users to benefit from these connections.
With this integration, users can request portfolio summaries, track real-time prices, set up custom price alerts, and execute both market and limit orders—all via text commands. This streamlined approach eliminates the need to switch between interfaces or search for features buried in complex menus.
Leonid Bashlykov, Head of Crypto Product at Revolut, emphasized that AI agents empower investors with faster workflows, smarter order execution, and enhanced compatibility with tools they already use.
Supported AI assistants also allow users to manage open positions independently. This reduces the need to return to the Revolut X application when modifying, monitoring, or closing trades, granting more flexibility in overseeing ongoing investments.
Strategy analysis and user responsibility
Beyond trading, the platform introduces advanced strategy analysis features. For example, users can describe a 90-day grid trading strategy for Bitcoin in plain language and instantly receive historical performance data, risk metrics, and optimization results, simplifying what previously required technical expertise.
Mini glossary: A grid trading strategy is an approach that automatically places buy and sell orders across predetermined price intervals to capitalize on market volatility. A limit order is a type of trade executed only at the investor’s specified price or better.
However, Revolut underscored that each trade must be reviewed and approved by the customer before execution. The company also stated it does not endorse or guarantee the performance of third-party AI assistants, and assumes no liability for losses arising from AI-driven errors, missed opportunities, or incorrect transactions.
MiCA and broader industry trends
Revolut currently serves over 75 million individual customers globally, with more than 16 million using its crypto services. These offerings are provided through Revolut Digital Assets Europe, which operates under a license from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission within the European Union’s MiCA regulatory framework.
While deploying AI-enhanced tools, Revolut makes it clear that customers retain final approval over all trades, and outcomes from third-party systems are not guaranteed.
In addition, the company announced it will discontinue support for the stablecoin Tether’s USDT for customers in the European Economic Area and Switzerland. This move stands out as part of an industry-wide response to the EU’s MiCA regulation, as crypto platforms adjust to evolving compliance requirements.
Revolut X first launched its desktop service for UK users in May 2024, later expanding to 30 European markets within the same year. The mobile app for UK and European Economic Area users became available in March 2025. Similar advancements are occurring across the sector: Gemini launched its Agentic Trading feature in April, Liquid introduced the Co Invest tool using ChatGPT and Claude in May, and Robinhood revealed plans to roll out Agentic Accounts for crypto users in the US.
