Android

Yes, it's possible in Android. Any app/service can read your clipboard data. In fact, there is a lot of code online which creates a service running with a listener in the background, which will inform the app whenever the content on the clipboard changes, along with the content.

There are a few Android apps that I know which use this feature. One is Truecaller: whenever a contact number is copied, an on-screen overlay tells me the phone number's owner's name. Another one is Google Translate: whenever I copy a statement or two, I see a floating icon on my screen, which, upon clicking, gives me an option to translate the copied text to another language.

Here is an example from Stack Overflow for your reference.

iOS

As confirmed in the comments by user 11684, even Apple allows apps to read your clipboard (though only while they are in the foreground). Here is the link to the documentation that returns the data of the clipboard.

Update in iOS 14: Beta version of iOS 14, reportedly, has a feature which alerts the users whenever any app reads the data from the clipboard.