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Revolut Ventures into AI with Ambitious Plans for Automation
Revolut is making significant strides in the artificial intelligence sector, aiming to automate various aspects of its operations, including customer service and sales. The fintech company, founded in 2015 by Nik Storonsky and Vlad Yatsenko, is on a mission to solidify its status as a leading financial superapp by expanding its offerings. Recent job listings on its website reveal the company’s intent to develop AI-driven products designed to enhance user experience and operational efficiency.
In pursuit of this goal, Revolut has already established an AI department earlier this year and is actively recruiting for multiple roles within this team. The company’s product roadmap for 2025 includes the introduction of an AI-powered financial assistant, indicating a strong commitment to integrating AI technology into its services. Although the timeline for these features remains unspecified, the job postings highlight Revolut’s ambition to create a variety of AI solutions.
Expanding AI Solutions
The job listings suggest that Revolut is focused on developing several AI voice products from scratch. These innovations include AI-powered call centre agents, AI-driven outbound sales agents, and various voice assistants. Additional roles aim to create personal assistants, chatbots, and copilots that enhance customer interactions.
A company spokesperson remarked, “Revolut is committed to continual improvement of our product. That’s why we’re exploring new AI-driven features to innovate and create a more personalised, efficient experience for our customers.” This dedication to innovation aligns with a broader trend, as the AI agent sector has seen substantial growth, with startups raising over €4 billion in funding this year alone, according to data from Sifted.
Revolut’s move into AI agents marks a significant step toward automating tasks typically performed by humans, further positioning the company within this rapidly evolving market. The demands for AI solutions are particularly high in financial services, as evidenced by the emergence of startups like AI agent debt collector Murphy and Gradient Labs, which focuses on AI customer service within the sector.
As Revolut continues to pave the way for AI integration, it underscores a growing trend among financial institutions to leverage technology for enhanced service delivery. With a customer base exceeding 60 million worldwide, Revolut’s innovations are likely to impact many users, potentially transforming the landscape of financial services through smart automation.
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