Yuno Partners with Revolut Business to Offer Biometric One-Click Checkout via Single API

Yuno has integrated Revolut Business’s full payment stack, enabling enterprise merchants to deploy one-click biometric checkout through a single connection. For fintech professionals, this move signals the ongoing consolidation of payment orchestration, allowing merchants to access Revolut’s 80 million retail users across the UK, Europe, and Asia-Pacific without undertaking complex, multi-layered integration projects.

What was announced

The partnership brings Revolut Pay, the biometric one-click checkout solution, into the Yuno ecosystem alongside Revolut’s acquiring and gateway services. This integration is designed for enterprise merchants, banks, and wallets, allowing them to activate a comprehensive payment stack through Yuno’s existing infrastructure. By consolidating these services into a single connection, merchants can bypass the need for writing new integration code when adding Revolut’s offerings to their checkout pages.

The geographic scope of the rollout includes the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area (EEA), Singapore, and Australia—regions where Revolut Pay is currently operational. The scale of the opportunity for merchants is significant, as Revolut currently serves more than 80 million retail customers and over 800,000 business customers globally. The integration, including Revolut Pay and Revolut’s acquiring and gateway services, is available to Yuno merchants today, though these services remain subject to eligibility and specific Revolut Business terms.

Early adoption has already begun, with an online travel agency cited as one of the first merchants to switch on Revolut Pay via the platform. This allows the merchant to utilize Revolut’s full merchant offering—encompassing the payment method, acquiring, and gateway—without the traditional technical debt associated with multi-provider setups. Yuno’s platform is built to be agnostic, meaning that while this partnership deepens its relationship with Revolut, the underlying architecture remains open to various payment methods and providers globally.

"Checkout is being decided by wallets that make paying feel like nothing — one click, a biometric check, done," said Juan Pablo Ortega, co-founder and CEO of Yuno. "Wallets of this scale are becoming acceptance networks in their own right, and merchants can’t afford a separate build for every one of them. Revolut connected its stack to Yuno once. Now, eligible merchants on our platform can switch on a checkout – plus acquiring and gateway – as easily as they turn on any other payment method."

Juan Pablo Ortega, co-founder and CEO of Yuno.

The companies involved

Yuno is an AI-native operating system for global commerce, providing the financial infrastructure necessary for enterprise merchants, banks, and wallets to manage complex payment ecosystems. The company focuses on a design that allows payment providers to connect once to reach a global merchant base, effectively acting as a bridge between diverse payment methods and large-scale commercial entities. Its platform is designed to streamline the technical requirements of global expansion for its clients.

Revolut has evolved from a digital banking alternative into a global financial "super-app." With a massive retail footprint of over 80 million users, the company has increasingly focused on its Revolut Business arm to capture the merchant services market. This includes providing acquiring services and gateway solutions that compete with established payment processors. The company’s growth trajectory has seen it pursue significant milestones in the banking sector, including regulatory approvals in major markets like the United States. Its scale is further evidenced by its presence in diverse international markets, ranging from its European stronghold to expansion efforts in Singapore and Australia. Together, these companies represent a shift toward integrated, platform-based financial services that prioritize speed and user experience at the point of sale.

What FF News has reported before

FF News has closely followed the rapid expansion of both entities. We recently reported that Yuno Secures $45 Million Series B to Scale AI-Native Global Payments Operating System, a funding round aimed at furthering its global infrastructure. The company also recently expanded its reach through a collaboration with Onafriq, as detailed in Yuno and Onafriq Partner to Streamline Pan-African Payments for Global Merchants.

Meanwhile, Revolut’s institutional growth has been a major focus. We covered how Revolut Secures Conditional OCC Approval for U.S. National Bank Charter, marking a significant step in its regulatory journey. Additionally, the company’s market standing was highlighted when Revolut Eyes Massive $115 Billion Valuation in Upcoming Secondary Share Sale, underscoring its position as one of the most valuable fintechs globally.

What this means

This partnership highlights a critical pivot in the payment industry: the "walletization" of the checkout experience. As Revolut leverages its 80-million-strong user base to act as its own acceptance network, traditional payment processors are under increasing pressure to offer more than just transaction routing. The move toward biometric, one-click solutions suggests that the friction of entering card details is becoming a competitive disadvantage. For the broader sector, the question is no longer about which cards a merchant accepts, but which ecosystem they are integrated into. This puts legacy gateways on notice, as merchants prioritize platforms that offer instant access to massive, pre-authenticated customer bases.