Yuno Gives Merchants One Connection to Revolut Pay, Revolut Acquiring and Gateway Services
Yuno has added Revolut Business to its stack, letting merchants turn on Revolut Pay, Revolut’s acquiring, and gateway services through a single integration. For PSPs and high-risk merchants, the practical point is simple: fewer custom builds when a wallet or local payment method starts carrying checkout.
- According to Yuno’s Thursday, Sept. 3 press release, merchants can now use one Yuno connection to activate Revolut’s biometric one-click checkout, Revolut Pay, plus Revolut’s acquiring and gateway services.
- The partnership integrates Revolut’s full payment stack with Yuno’s AI-native operating system of global commerce, which the company says powers financial infrastructure for enterprise merchants, banks and wallets.
- Yuno said the setup allows merchants to activate Revolut’s payment stack without writing new integration code. In practice, that matters because every extra wallet or local method usually means more development work, more maintenance, and more chances for the checkout team to get pulled into another integration project.
- The integration covers markets where Revolut Pay is available at checkout: the United Kingdom, the European Economic Area, Singapore and Australia.
- Yuno Co-Founder and CEO Juan Pablo Ortega said merchants cannot afford a separate build for every wallet that is available, “even as wallets increasingly decide the checkout.” Yuno had earlier said in August that it raised $45 million in a Series B funding round, with its platform connecting businesses through a single API to more than 1,000 payment methods and 460 integrations across 190 countries.
For high-risk operators, the signal here is less about Revolut specifically and more about distribution: one API that bundles wallet acceptance, acquiring and gateway services reduces the friction of adding another payment rail in markets where checkout behavior is increasingly wallet-led.
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