Revolut has extended its partnership with Google Cloud to support its rapidly expanding global customer base.

Under the new multi-year, multi-million-pound agreement, Revolut will leverage Google Cloud’s infrastructure and advanced AI tools, including Gemini models, to power its global systems, enhance fraud detection, and deliver more relevant product offerings to customers around the world.

The fintech said the partnership aims to improve every aspect of its operations, from back-end processes to the consumer-facing app experience. Over the past year, Revolut has launched a series of new products, such as proprietary ATMs and new savings tools. The company stated that Google Cloud’s scalable infrastructure underpins these services, enabling Revolut customers to access a broader range of innovative financial products.

David Tirado, vice president of global business and profitability at Revolut, commented: “Google’s world-leading AI and cloud infrastructure are an incredible asset. This partnership will empower us to rapidly scale our offerings, deliver even more personalised and valuable experiences to our customers, and continue to outpace the traditional financial sector. We’re building the future of finance, and Google is a key partner on that journey.”

Founded in 2015, Revolut has grown from 1.5 million customers in 2018 to more than 60 million today, making it one of the world’s largest digital banking platforms. The company said the enhanced partnership with Google will play a pivotal role in helping Revolut build a truly global financial ecosystem, supporting its ambitions to deliver seamless, tech-driven financial services at scale.

The announcement comes as major financial institutions increasingly turn to cloud providers and AI tools to boost security, compliance, and customer experience. Revolut’s adoption of Google’s AI and machine learning capabilities, particularly for fraud detection and personalisation, reflects a broader industry trend towards harnessing advanced technology to stay competitive and meet evolving regulatory requirements.

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