Revolut for Business

How to integrate Revolut for Business with Webflow

Revolut for Business supports multi-currency payment processing and international fund transfers that work with Webflow through payment links, hosted checkout pages, and API integrations. Connect the two platforms to accept payments in 35+ currencies, automate vendor payouts, and track financial data through Webflow CMS collections.

Integrate Revolut for Business with Webflow using payment links embedded in buttons, hosted checkout pages for secure transactions, the Merchant API for payment processing, the Business API for account management, payout links for vendor payments, or automation platforms like Zapier and Make.com for workflow automation.

Payment Links

Revolut Payment Links provide shareable checkout URLs created in your Revolut Business dashboard that require no coding. Create links for specific products or services, customize branding through the dashboard interface, then add URLs to Webflow button elements or text links. Customers click buttons to reach Revolut's hosted checkout page and complete payment.

This method provides the following features:

• Multi-currency support for 35+ currencies through multi-currency accounts
• Multiple payment methods including Revolut Pay, cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay via hosted checkout
• Dashboard-based branding customization including logo, colors, and cover images
• Single-use or reusable links through link settings
• Mobile-optimized checkout
• Funds available within 24 hours

To implement this method, add a Button element in Webflow, open Link Settings, paste your payment link URL, and publish. For text links, highlight text and paste the URL in the link toolbar.

Hosted Checkout Pages

Hosted checkout pages provide PCI-compliant payment experiences through Revolut's secure environment. Generate checkout URLs in your Revolut Business dashboard, then add them to Webflow buttons or text links. Revolut handles payment processing, security, and mobile optimization.

Configure your logo, cover image, and button colors through the Revolut dashboard. This approach maintains PCI compliance while keeping card data out of Webflow's systems. Note that Webflow natively supports only Stripe and PayPal for e-commerce checkout, so this integration cannot connect with Webflow's native e-commerce system.

This method provides the following features:

• Secure, PCI-compliant hosted payment pages via hosted checkout documentation
• Customizable logo, cover image, and button colors through dashboard configuration
• Built-in mobile optimization and responsive design
• Multiple payment methods including cards, digital wallets, and Revolut Pay

To implement this method, generate a checkout URL in your Revolut Business dashboard, add a Button element in Webflow, set the link destination to your checkout URL, and style using Webflow's design tools. For advanced styling, use a custom Code Embed element with HTML containing the checkout URL.

Accept payments through the Merchant API

The Merchant API handles customer-facing payment processing through order creation and payment acceptance. Create payment orders with POST /orders, specifying amount, currency, customer details, and order description. The API returns an order ID and checkout URL for redirecting customers. Set up webhook endpoints to receive real-time payment status updates including ORDER_COMPLETED, ORDER_AUTHORISED, and ORDER_PAYMENT_DECLINED events.

This method provides the following capabilities:

• Create payment orders via order creation endpoint
• Real-time webhook notifications for payment status
• HMAC SHA-256 signature verification through verification process that proves webhook requests come from Revolut
• Webflow CMS integration via the CMS API for storing payment records

Example workflow: Customer submits Webflow form → Backend retrieves submission via Webflow API → Backend creates Revolut order → Customer completes payment on Revolut checkout → Revolut sends webhook event → Backend verifies HMAC signature → Backend updates Webflow CMS item → Backend publishes item to live site.

The Merchant API uses API key authentication and handles exclusively customer-facing payment operations, not account management. This approach requires backend server infrastructure for webhooks, HTTPS endpoints, webhook signature verification, and error handling logic.

Manage business transfers through Business API

The Business API handles internal financial operations including transaction management, account access, and automated fund transfers. Create transfers with POST /pay, specifying source account, receiver details, amount, and a unique request_id to prevent duplicate transactions. Register counterparties first through the Counterparties API before initiating transfers. Revolut-to-Revolut transfers execute instantly.

This method provides the following capabilities:

• Transfer funds programmatically via payment endpoint
• Multi-currency operations with transfers that prevent duplicates using request_id
• Query transaction history with GET /transactions
• Check account balances through GET /accounts
• Real-time updates via webhook subscriptions for TransactionCreated and TransactionStateChanged events

Authentication requires OAuth 2.0 with certificate-based JWT client assertions. Follow the authentication guide to generate RSA certificates, create signed JWTs, obtain user consent, and exchange authorization codes for access tokens. Tokens expire after 40 minutes and require refresh token implementation.

This approach requires significant technical expertise including RSA certificate generation, JWT token creation with signature verification, OAuth 2.0 consent flow implementation, access token refresh logic, webhook listener infrastructure, and HMAC SHA-256 signature verification. This method is not suitable for non-technical users.

To implement this method, transfer funds between Revolut Business accounts and external recipients using the payment endpoint, configure charge bearer options to control fee responsibility, and monitor transfer status through webhook events and transaction polling. Build financial dashboards by querying the transactions and accounts endpoints, implementing time-to-live caching for frequently accessed data, and subscribing to webhooks for real-time updates.

Generate payout collection links programmatically

Payout Links support payment distribution to recipients through time-limited URLs for one-time payouts with customizable amounts and currencies. Create links with POST /payout-links, providing a unique request_id, amount, currency, and recipient details. The API returns a shareable URL valid for seven days by default. Monitor link status through webhook events PayoutLinkCreated and PayoutLinkStateChanged.

This method provides the following capabilities:

• Programmatic payout link generation via payout links API
• Time-limited URLs with seven-day default validity
• Link state transitions including created, processing, completed, failed, and cancelled
• Webhook integration for status monitoring

Example workflow: Freelancer completes work tracked in Webflow CMS → Generate payout link via API → Send link via email or automation platform → Update CMS item when webhook confirms payment completion. Combine with the Webflow CMS API to retrieve existing payment records for verification.

Handle multi-currency operations

Convert between currencies using POST /exchange, specifying the source account, amount, and destination currency. Revolut executes conversions instantly for common currency pairs and returns the applied exchange rate. Store conversion records in Webflow CMS for accounting purposes by creating collection items, updating their status as conversions complete, and publishing items to make them visible on your live site.

This method provides the following capabilities:

• Instant currency conversion via foreign exchange API
• Multi-currency account support created via POST /accounts
• Real-time exchange rate application
• Automatic conversion workflows triggered by transaction webhooks

To implement this method, detect foreign currency payments through TransactionCreated webhooks, convert to your base currency automatically, and log rates for financial reporting. Display converted amounts in dashboards by retrieving published CMS collection items. This requires custom webhook listener infrastructure, transaction detection logic, conversion execution, and Webflow CMS update implementation. Webflow does not natively support Revolut for e-commerce checkout and only integrates with Stripe and PayPal for native e-commerce.

Build with automation platforms

Automation platforms like Zapier and Make.com connect Revolut for Business and Webflow through visual workflow builders. These third-party services provide integration options for teams without custom development capacity.

Zapier provides accessible workflows for non-technical users with OAuth 2.0 authentication support from both Revolut and Zapier. Build automations that trigger on Webflow form submissions or new orders, then execute Revolut actions like creating draft payments or searching transactions via the Revolut Business API. Zapier handles error management and retry logic automatically. Revolut's Zapier help documentation provides official setup guidance. Zapier's Revolut-Webflow integration supports practical workflows including form submission to invoice creation, e-commerce orders triggering payment drafts, and transaction tracking that updates Webflow CMS items.

Make.com provides advanced capabilities for complex workflows including custom API calls and detailed automation logic. This platform uses webhook-based automation with conditional logic and supports custom API calls. Build workflows with conditional branching, data transformation, and custom API calls. Make.com uses API key authentication for Revolut and provides CRUD operations for Webflow including the ability to watch form submissions through webhooks, process data through multiple steps, and update collection items dynamically.

Common workflows include synchronizing Webflow form submissions with Revolut payment requests, updating order fulfillment status when payments confirm, and maintaining financial dashboards within Webflow CMS. Automation platforms handle webhook configuration, certificate management, and backend infrastructure.

Revolut for Business does not have an official app in the Webflow Marketplace. This integration uses third-party automation solutions and cannot connect with Webflow's native e-commerce checkout system, which exclusively supports Stripe and PayPal.

What you can build

Integrating Revolut for Business with Webflow supports multi-currency payment processing, automated vendor payouts, and financial dashboards through custom API implementations and automation platforms.

• International service marketplace: Build a platform where clients browse services, submit project requests through Webflow forms, and receive payment links in their preferred currency via automated emails, with Webflow CMS displaying project status and payment history
• Premium content subscription site: Create a membership platform where Webflow Memberships controls content access while Revolut processes recurring payments through hosted checkout pages, with payment history and subscription status displayed through Webflow CMS dashboards
• Agency financial overview portal: Design an internal dashboard displaying transaction data, account balances across currencies, and project spending analysis, with Revolut's Business API feeding data into Webflow CMS collections through webhook listeners for automatically updating financial visualizations
• Marketplace with automated payouts: Build a service marketplace where completed transactions trigger vendor payments through Revolut's Business API, with Webflow displaying the marketplace and tracking transaction status through CMS collections while Revolut handles multi-currency payouts and compliance