Revolut, the global bank with over 80 million customers and over 850,000 business customers, has today announced a strategic payments partnership with Just Eat Takeaway.com, a global leader in on-demand delivery with 362,000 partners and millions of users worldwide. Just Eat customers can now select Revolut Pay for a one-click checkout experience directly within the app in the UK and Ireland.
To mark the launch, users can earn a 5x RevPoints boost on every Just Eat purchase between 28 October and 27 December 2026 in the UK and Ireland. Following the promotional window, customers will retain a 2x points boost on every purchase, alongside the ability to instantly redeem RevPoints for cash discounts at the Just Eat app and web checkout. RevPoints T&Cs apply.
By selecting Revolut Pay, customers no longer need to manually input card details as direct account-to-account (A2A) transfers deliver transaction speed and reliability, allowing users to authorise restaurant and grocery orders instantly using biometric authentication (Face ID or fingerprint recognition) through their Revolut account.
Alex Codina, general manager of merchant acquiring at Revolut, commented: “This partnership brings together two platforms with a shared focus on convenience and customer experience. By integrating Revolut Pay into Just Eat, we’re making everyday purchases faster and more rewarding, giving customers the opportunity to earn extra RevPoints on every order and seamlessly redeem them for instant discounts at checkout. We’re excited about the potential to build on this partnership and bring even more value to our customers.”
Michiel Verberg, head of global strategic partnerships at Just Eat Takeaway.com, commented: “We’re always looking for ways to make ordering from Just Eat faster and more rewarding. Revolut Pay removes a step from checkout, and the RevPoints boost gives customers something back on every order. This is two of Europe’s leading technology companies building a better checkout together, and we see real scope to expand the partnership. Building a better checkout together is good news for consumers. “
