RedCloud's AI Trade Network Tops 100K Customers
Global trade technology company RedCloud has surpassed 100,000 customers on its platform. The company also announced it has activated its "agentic AI" infrastructure across its network of retailers, wholesalers, and distributors, marking a key milestone in its scaling efforts.
London-based RedCloud was founded in 2014 by CEO Justin Floyd and COO Soumaya Hamzaoui to digitize supply chains for fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) in emerging markets. The company, which listed on Nasdaq (RCT) in March 2025, operates in countries including Argentina, Brazil, Nigeria, South Africa, and Saudi Arabia. The company's platform processed $3.2 billion in transaction value in 2025 and has led RedCloud to raise its 2026 revenue guidance by 20% to $120 million. This follows a reported revenue of $46.5 million in 2024, which represented a 135% increase year-over-year. RedCloud's technology targets what it estimates is a $2 trillion global inventory gap, where consumer-facing shelves are empty while warehouses remain overstocked. The company's two main trade networks are Red101, for retailers stocking their stores, and TradeX, for bulk trade between distributors and wholesalers. The newly-activated "agentic AI" layer represents a significant technological step. Unlike traditional AI that provides recommendations for humans to execute, agentic AI systems are designed to make autonomous decisions and take independent action to solve problems like supply disruptions. RedCloud's AI, branded RedAI, is trained on proprietary data from over $3.6 billion in FMCG inventory transactions on its platform. The system, which leverages NVIDIA and AWS technology, provides predictive insights and algorithmic trading decisions to its network of businesses. The public launch of the RedAI co-pilot, developed under the codename 'Genesis,' is slated for February 2026. This rollout is part of the company's broader mission to create an "intelligence infrastructure" for global trade.
