Revolut has officially integrated external AI assistants with its crypto trading platform, Revolut X, aiming to enhance user interaction and functionality within the cryptocurrency market. This new feature facilitates natural-language processing, allowing users to engage with trading tools more intuitively. The platform enables customers to conduct market research, monitor their portfolios, set customized alerts, and prepare orders without extensive technical knowledge.
As part of this integration, Revolut supports various AI systems, including Claude, Gemini, OpenClaw, and Cursor. Users can also connect to other compatible platforms via a universal command-line interface, further broadening access to real-time market data and simplifying the examination of portfolio performance. By utilizing straightforward commands, clients can manage balances, track open positions, and create personalized price alerts. Both market and limit orders can now be executed using plain-language commands, streamlining the trading experience.
Importantly, no trade can be executed without the user's explicit approval, ensuring that customers maintain control over their trading activities. This requirement demands that all orders be confirmed by the user before they are sent for execution, which adds a layer of safety but also necessitates diligence on the part of the customer in verifying market information and trade instructions. Revolut emphasizes that users must be cautious regarding prices and other order details to avoid any potentially misleading analysis resulting from incorrect inputs or calculations.
Revolut X debuted in May 2024 as a desktop exchange, initially catering to retail customers in the UK. The platform expanded its reach to 30 European markets later that year and introduced mobile access for users in the UK and the European Economic Area in March 2025. Currently, Revolut X supports trading for over 300 digital assets, solidifying its position in the evolving crypto landscape.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
