Revolut has announced a new capability for its crypto exchange, Revolut X, enabling connections with third-party AI assistants. This groundbreaking integration empowers users to analyze market trends, track their accounts, and prepare trades through simple, conversational commands.
With this feature, those using Revolut X can utilize supported AI tools like Claude, Gemini, OpenClaw, and Cursor. Notably, every trade initiated through these AI assistants requires the user’s final approval, ensuring a human verification step before any execution. This safeguards traders from potential mistakes that could occur if the AI misinterprets commands.
Leonid Bashlykov, head of crypto product at Revolut, praised this development, highlighting that AI agents facilitate “much faster workflows, smarter execution, and tighter integration” with trader tools. The update aims to streamline the trading process for Revolut's 16 million crypto users.
Additionally, the new features allow users to retrieve vital market information, monitor portfolio performance, and set price alerts without having to navigate back to the Revolut X interface. These tools can respond to straightforward queries, such as evaluating how a Bitcoin grid strategy would have fared over the past three months, providing traders with historical results and strategy suggestions.
Despite the conveniences offered, Revolut cautioned users about the limitations of third-party AI platforms. The company disclaims responsibility for any losses or inaccuracies that may arise due to the AI's output, which raises concerns about the reliability of AI in guiding financial decisions. Users are advised to verify the accuracy of data provided by AI assistants, especially considering that market data could be incomplete or erroneous.
Furthermore, Revolut's API documentation underscores the importance of securing cryptographic keys that allow users to conduct real transactions. Although credentials are stored locally, it's crucial to maintain their security.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
