Yuno and Revolut Business Partner to Streamline One-Click Checkout for Global Merchants

Yuno has integrated Revolut’s full merchant stack, including Revolut Pay, acquiring, and gateway services, into its global payment orchestration platform. For fintech professionals, this represents a significant consolidation of biometric one-click checkout and processing capabilities, allowing enterprise merchants to access Revolut’s 80 million retail users through a single, unified API integration.

What was announced

The partnership enables merchants using Yuno to activate Revolut Pay—a biometric one-click checkout solution—alongside Revolut’s broader acquiring and gateway infrastructure. This integration is designed to streamline the payment stack for enterprise merchants, removing the need for separate code builds for each individual wallet or payment method. The service is currently available to eligible merchants in the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area (EEA), Singapore, and Australia, aligning with the regions where Revolut Pay is already operational.

The first wave of adoption has already begun, with an online travel agency reportedly switching on the Revolut Pay stack via Yuno without requiring new integration code. Yuno provides a single connection point for its enterprise client base, which includes major global brands. By incorporating Revolut’s merchant offering, Yuno allows these businesses to tap into a network of over 800,000 business customers and a massive retail user base. The platform uses AI-native architecture to manage these connections, offering a suite of services that includes payins, payouts, fraud prevention, and KYC/KYB. The integration is available immediately, though specific access to Revolut’s acquiring and gateway services remains subject to eligibility and standard Revolut Business terms.

"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 operates as an AI-native operating system for global commerce, functioning as a central hub for financial infrastructure. The company provides connectivity to more than 1,000 payment methods and 460 integrations across 190 countries. Its platform is used by high-volume global brands such as McDonald's, NetEase Games, GoFundMe, inDrive, and Rappi. Yuno’s architecture is built to modernize infrastructure for banks and acquirers without necessitating the replacement of core legacy systems, utilizing specialized AI agents to optimize transaction security and acceptance rates.

Revolut Business is the dedicated financial platform for enterprises, launched in 2017 to help companies manage global spending and payment acceptance within a single ecosystem. It is a core component of Revolut, the global financial super-app that serves over 80 million retail customers. Revolut has established a massive presence in the fintech sector, moving beyond its origins as a digital banking alternative to provide comprehensive merchant services, including biometric checkout and cross-border payment processing. The company’s growth has seen it expand its business-facing services to over 800,000 organizations worldwide.

What FF News has reported before

FF News has closely followed the expansion of both entities as they scale their global footprints. Previous reports include Yuno and Onafriq Partner to Streamline Pan-African Payments for Global Merchants, which detailed Yuno's efforts to simplify cross-border transactions in emerging markets. We have also covered Revolut’s strategic leadership changes and licensing milestones, such as when Revolut Appoints Dr. Gaby Magomola as Chairman of Revolut South Africa and Submits Formal Application for Local Bank Licence. Additionally, our coverage has touched on the broader infrastructure landscape, including how Alaan Secures CBUAE In-Principle Approval for Payment Licences, reflecting the ongoing regulatory and operational shifts in the global payments market.

What this means

This partnership highlights a shift in the power dynamic between payment methods and orchestration platforms. As digital wallets like Revolut Pay evolve into full-scale acceptance networks, the burden on merchants to maintain dozens of individual integrations becomes unsustainable. Orchestration layers are no longer just "nice-to-have" tools for routing; they are becoming the gatekeepers of biometric checkout adoption. This move puts pressure on traditional payment service providers who lack the AI-driven agility to integrate complex, biometric-heavy stacks quickly. The industry is moving toward a model where the "one-click" experience is the baseline, forcing legacy players to either modernize or risk exclusion from the enterprise checkout page.