Revolut Makes One-Tap Checkout Compatible With Google’s Agent Payments Protocol

Revolut made its one-tap checkout solution Revolut Pay compatible with Google’s Agent Payments Protocol (AP2).

The company also contributed to the development of the open protocol by adapting the agentic commerce flows to account-to-account payments, according to a Monday (Jan. 19) press release.

The collaboration with Google is part of Revolut’s efforts to make Revolut Pay a core payment rail for automated and conversational artificial intelligence commerce across all platforms in the United Kingdom and the European Economic Area (EEA), according to the release.

“By enabling Revolut Pay for agentic commerce, we are aiming to make our customers’ favorite, most secure payment experience the standard for AI-driven transactions,” Alex Codina, general manager of acquiring at Revolut, said in the release. “This will ensure speed, trust and absolute zero friction for the next generation of digital buying.”

Google introduced AP2 in September, saying the protocol was developed in tandem with payments and tech firms and is designed to “securely initiate and transact agent-led payments across platforms.”

The company highlighted Revolut as one of the more than 60 companies with which it was collaborating on agentic payments.

In the Monday press release, Tara Brady, president of Google Cloud EMEA, said: “By leveraging Google’s AP2 protocol, Revolut will remove friction from AI-assisted shopping. Together, Revolut and Google are transforming digital commerce for millions of users in the …EEA and the U.K.”

Meanwhile, Revolut said in October that it acquired Swifty, a startup that offers an AI-powered travel agent, and planned to integrate that technology into Revolut’s loyalty program to add smart financial guidance and the automated execution of complex travel and lifestyle tasks to the customer experience.

“This acquisition strengthens our position at the intersection of finance, AI and lifestyle,” Revolut Head of Loyalty Christopher Guttridge said at the time in a press release.

Revolut said in November that it completed a share sale that gave it a valuation of $75 billion, up from $45 billion in 2024.

The company said one of the investors in the share sale was NVentures, the venture capital arm of Nvidia, “deepening Revolut’s collaboration with the global technology leader in key areas including AI.”

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