RedCloud Holdings plc (NASDAQ: RCT), a leading technology company revolutionizing global trade infrastructure, has reached a major milestone by surpassing 100,000 customers worldwide. This customer base includes retailers, wholesalers, and distributors, underscoring the rapid adoption of RedCloud’s platform as it rolls out its agentic AI infrastructure across global trade markets.
Addressing the Challenges of Global Trade
RedCloud’s growth comes at a time when global trade is undergoing significant structural changes. Geopolitical fragmentation, currency volatility, and supply chain realignments are reshaping how trade operates. Traditional systems, which rely on fragmented processes, delayed visibility, and manual coordination, are no longer sustainable in today’s environment.
RedCloud is tackling these challenges head-on by replacing outdated models with a connected, intelligent platform. With over 100,000 customers now part of its ecosystem, RedCloud has built one of the largest digitally connected retail networks in emerging markets.
Transforming Trade with Data and Intelligence
To date, RedCloud’s platform has facilitated over $6.91 billion in FMCG trade value and supports more than 6,700 FMCG brands. The platform enables brands, distributors, and retailers to transact, manage inventory, access embedded finance, and gain near real-time visibility into trade flows.
What sets RedCloud apart is its focus on embedding intelligence directly into the transaction layer of trade. By activating its agentic AI layer, the company is moving beyond traditional analytics to autonomously optimize trade flows. This includes improving inventory positioning, allocating working capital, and forecasting demand across connected markets.
Every transaction strengthens the platform’s predictive capabilities, while every new customer adds to its proprietary trade data assets. This compounding effect creates a competitive edge, reinforcing RedCloud’s position as a leader in intelligent trade infrastructure.
CEO Justin Floyd on RedCloud’s Vision
Justin Floyd, CEO of RedCloud, emphasized the transformative nature of the company’s mission. “Global trade is undergoing structural change. Fragmentation, volatility, and capital constraints are no longer temporary disruptions—they are the new normal,” Floyd stated.
He continued, “Crossing 100,000 customers proves that our infrastructure is not just theoretical; it’s live, scaling, and delivering real impact. By embedding agentic AI into the transaction layer, we’re shifting trade from reactive to autonomous. This unlocks efficiency, releases working capital, and strengthens resilience across markets.
We’re not just building a feature; we’re creating the operating system for high-growth trade economies.”
Scaling Network Effects
RedCloud’s ecosystem is already generating significant network effects. With over 100,000 customers, $6.91 billion in cumulative FMCG trade, and more than 6,700 brands participating, the platform is delivering near real-time trade intelligence at scale.
In a world increasingly defined by economic uncertainty and supply chain reconfiguration, RedCloud’s digitally connected infrastructure is becoming essential for businesses looking to stay competitive.
What’s Next for RedCloud?
Having reached this milestone, RedCloud is now focused on its next phase of growth. Key priorities include:
- Expanding into new growth markets
- Increasing network density within existing markets
- Scaling embedded finance capabilities
- Activating agentic AI across additional trade corridors
As global trade evolves to prioritize intelligence, resilience, and capital efficiency, RedCloud is positioning itself to lead this transformation.
About RedCloud Holdings plc
RedCloud’s mission is to build the intelligence infrastructure for global trade. Through its RedAI platform, the company generates and aggregates proprietary trading and market data from the FMCG industry. This data powers a suite of products that enable intelligent digital trade, supported by a payments and lending ecosystem designed to streamline supply chains.
Founded by British entrepreneur Justin Floyd and Algerian-born Soumaya Hamzaoui, RedCloud went public on the Nasdaq stock exchange in March 2025 under the ticker “RCT.” For more investor relations information, visit www.investors.redcloudtechnology.com.
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