Revolut has announced a new global payments partnership with online travel platform, Booking.com.
Expanding Revolut’s innovative travel offering for customers, millions of Booking.com customers can now pay via Revolut Pay, Revolut’s streamlined one-click checkout solution, and benefit from a range of currencies.
This partnership is a natural fit given the customer overlap between businesses, with approximately 9 million customers from Revolut’s global user base already having made purchases on Booking.com. It marks a further commitment from Revolut into the travel industry as Booking.com becomes its largest travel partner to adopt Revolut Pay. This comes as the number of customers using Revolut Pay has continued to rise, now with almost 2 million monthly active users.
Using Revolut Pay as a payment method at checkout means customers can purchase their Booking.com accommodation, with flights and cars to follow, swiftly and securely (T&Cs apply). At the point of payment, customers are redirected seamlessly from the Booking.com platform to pay in just one click through the Revolut app, streamlining the booking process and protecting purchase through Revolut’s built-in biometric security.
As an exclusive benefit, those paying with Revolut Pay earn extra RevPoints on all purchases. RevPoints is the first pan-European debit loyalty card programme, and points can be redeemed at thousands of merchants when checking out with Revolut Pay, including Booking.com as well as other benefits such as airline miles, stays, gift cards, experiences and more within the Revolut app (T&Cs apply). For a limited time, from 17th November to 3rd Jan, users can benefit from 10X RevPoints on their purchases, accelerating the journey towards their next trip (T&Cs apply).
“Our strategy at Revolut is about meeting customers where they are,” said Alex Codina, General Manager of Acquiring at Revolut. “Given our customers’ passion for travel and the millions of users on Booking.com, this partnership is a natural fit for us. Integrating Revolut Pay means a faster, more secure, and ultimately more rewarding checkout experience for users.”
“At Booking.com, we are always looking at how we can make it easier for everyone to experience the world, and introducing innovative new solutions to make transacting on our platform fast, secure and flexible for all customers is key to that goal. With Revolut’s strong growth in key European markets, this partnership was a natural fit,” said JC Rodriguez, Senior Director of Commercial Fintech at Booking.com. “We’re excited about this collaboration and will continue working with Revolut to explore strategic opportunities that deliver value to our millions of travelers and partners all around the world.”
To enable this new payment solution for travellers, Booking.com has adopted Revolut Business, using the system as part of its day-to-day operations. This established trust in Revolut’s business solutions sets a solid foundation for expanding the partnership further.
Revolut was recognised with three prizes at the recent 2025 FS Awards, including the Innovative Banking Product Award for its credit card, the FS Challenger Award, and the Grand Prix prize. The bank was recognised by Bonkers.ie as Ireland’s ‘Best consumer business’ in 2024, and has been named Ireland’s ‘Best current account’ 2 years running (2024 and 2025). Revolut also placed in the top 20 (15th) as part of the Ireland Reputation Index earlier this year.
