Revolut Introduces AI Agent for Financial Management

Revolut unveils AI assistant AIR for UK retail clients, expanding soon.

Fintech company Revolut has unveiled an AI assistant for retail clients, named AIR (AI by Revolut). The initial market is the United Kingdom, with plans to expand to other countries soon.

Meet AIR.

We’re rolling out gradually to UK customers first, with more countries launching soon. pic.twitter.com/nXRTdLheEn

— Revolut (@Revolut) April 9, 2026

The solution encompasses a range of functions for everyday financial management:

• expense analysis and budget summaries;
• tracking the current status of investment portfolios;
• managing and cancelling subscriptions;
• blocking lost cards directly in chat;
• assisting with travel budget planning and purchasing Revolut eSIMs.

AIR only accesses data that clients already see in their app: transactions, investments, and card details.

No confidential user information is stored with third parties or used to train external neural networks.

The firm has not disclosed which specific AI providers support the new tool.

“We believe the era of endless tabs and menus is over,” said Julia Ponomareva, Head of Customer Experience and AI Products at Revolut.

The company is entering a rapidly growing and competitive market for financial autonomous assistants. In March, a similar product based on Google Gemini was launched by the British neobank Starling Bank.

Traditional banks — Barclays, NatWest, HSBC, and Lloyds — are also actively investing in partnerships with AI projects and developing their own technologies.

Revolut has already established an AI division that is currently developing voice tools, personal assistants, and sales agents. AIR marks the first step in this direction.

Back in 2024, the firm launched Revolut X — a crypto platform not linked to the app, focusing on experienced traders. In the same year, Revolut achieved a record $1.4 billion profit thanks to digital assets.