RedCloud has surpassed 100,000 customers worldwide, a milestone for the London-based trade technology group as it rolls out an agentic artificial intelligence layer across its network of retailers, wholesalers and distributors.

Its Nasdaq-listed platform has facilitated more than USD $6.91 billion in fast-moving consumer goods trade and connects more than 6,700 brands across emerging markets.

RedCloud operates a transaction and data platform used across consumer goods supply chains for ordering and payments, inventory management and embedded finance. It also provides near real-time visibility into trade flows across its network.

The milestone comes as many consumer goods supply chains face shifting sourcing patterns and changing trade routes, alongside currency swings in several emerging markets.

RedCloud positions its product as an alternative to fragmented trade processes that rely on manual coordination and limited data sharing. It argues the industry is under pressure to improve visibility and coordination as supply chains realign.

Agentic AI

RedCloud is activating what it calls an agentic intelligence layer, software designed to autonomously optimise trade flows across connected markets.

Planned functions include inventory positioning, working capital allocation and demand forecasting. The company says it is embedding the intelligence into the transaction layer rather than offering it as a separate analytical tool.

RedCloud also links its expanding customer base to the accumulation of proprietary trade data, saying each additional participant expands the dataset available to its RedAI platform and improves its predictive models.

Chief executive Justin Floyd said the move reflects broader changes in cross-border commerce.

“We are witnessing structural change in global trade. Fragmentation, volatility and capital constraints are no longer temporary disruptions, they are the operating environment,” said Justin Floyd, Chief Executive Officer, RedCloud.

He also cited the 100,000-customer milestone as evidence of adoption.

“Crossing 100,000 customers demonstrates that our infrastructure is live, scaling and compounding. This is not a theoretical adoption. It is active network participation at a meaningful scale,” said Floyd.

He said the next stage will focus on activating products tied to the AI layer.

“The next phase is activation. By embedding agentic AI directly into the transaction layer, we are transforming trade from reactive to autonomous, unlocking efficiency, releasing working capital and strengthening resilience across markets,” said Floyd.

RedCloud did not disclose how many countries its network covers or provide a regional breakdown of customers. It also did not include revenue or profitability figures in the announcement.

Network growth

RedCloud describes its customer base as one of the largest digitally connected retail networks across emerging markets. It says the system is generating trade intelligence at “meaningful scale” because of the volume of transactions and participating brands.

RedCloud listed on Nasdaq in 2025 under the ticker RCT. The business is registered in London and was co-founded by Floyd and Soumaya Hamzaoui.

Its next growth phase includes entering additional markets and increasing density in existing ones. It also plans to expand its embedded finance offering and activate agentic AI functions across more trade corridors.

“We are not building a feature. We are building the operating system for high-growth trade economies,” said Floyd.