RedCloud Hits 100k Customers, Activates AI
RedCloud, a company building infrastructure for global trade, announced it has surpassed 100,000 customers. The milestone coincides with the company activating an "agentic AI" layer across its network, another signal that autonomous AI is moving from a concept to a core operational technology in enterprise platforms.
RedCloud was co-founded in 2014 by CEO Justin Floyd and COO Soumaya Hamzaoui. The London-based company aims to digitize global trade for brands, distributors, and retailers, viewing itself as building the intelligence infrastructure for commerce, similar to what Bloomberg did for financial markets. The company went public on the Nasdaq exchange under the ticker "RCT" in March 2025. The company's platform provides a B2B marketplace with digital payment capabilities and marketing intelligence. This allows retailers to manage inventory and make data-driven purchasing decisions using AI, while brands and distributors can gain real-time visibility into market trends and sales performance. To date, the platform has processed over $6.91 billion in trade value for fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). Agentic AI, the technology RedCloud is activating, represents a shift from AI that simply suggests to AI that executes. These autonomous systems can manage complex tasks with minimal human input by planning, adapting, and acting to achieve specific goals. In a supply chain context, this can involve anything from dynamic inventory management and logistics optimization to automating the entire replenishment process. The adoption of agentic AI in enterprise is accelerating, with applications in IT, HR, finance, and sales automation showing the ability to speed up business processes by 30% to 50%. Companies like Amazon and DHL are already using AI agents to streamline warehouse operations and optimize logistics in real-time. This move towards autonomous operations is projected to drive the AI in supply chain market to $157.6 billion by 2033. RedCloud's growth trajectory includes a recent $13.5 million funding round to enhance its AI capabilities and a $50 million licensing and revenue-sharing agreement in Turkey. The company reported strong performance in 2025 with revenues between $51-53 million and is targeting $100 million in 2026. This expansion focuses on a capital-light, repeatable model for entering new global markets.
