Datavault AI Inc.

DataVault AI reaffirmed its $200 million revenue target for 2026 and announced a $94 million all-cash acquisition of CyberCatch, a quantum-ready cybersecurity firm, during its second-quarter earnings call. The company reported $6.7 million in revenue for Q2, primarily from its Acoustics division, and raised $60 million to fund initial payments into the Available Networks structure. DataVault also closed the NYIAX transaction and signed definitive agreements for CyberCatch and BankWyse, which are expected to boost revenue in Q4 and 2027. The company plans to launch its exchanges in mid-September, with Fiserv integration completing then, and expects a significant revenue bump in Q4. CEO Nathaniel Bradley emphasized the company's exclusive partnership with Available Networks and its tokenization pipeline, which includes $2.5 billion in signed contracts representing $213 million in fees.

Datavault AI has agreed to acquire Wyoming-chartered BankWyse, adding regulated custody and commercial banking capabilities to its tokenization platform. The deal remains subject to regulatory approval and customary closing conditions. BankWyse operates as a Wyoming Special Purpose Depository Institution, combining qualified custody with commercial banking services across digital assets and fiat currencies. Datavault said the acquisition would connect banking and custody to a broader stack built around data valuation, tokenization and exchange infrastructure. The agreement arrives alongside a stronger second quarter, with revenue rising 287% year over year to $6.7 million from $1.7 million, while gross profit increased to $2.9 million from just $35,000 a year earlier. Datavault reiterated its full-year 2026 revenue target of at least $200 million.

Datavault AI has agreed to acquire CyberCatch Holdings in an all-cash transaction valued at $94.5 million. Under the definitive agreement, Datavault AI will acquire all outstanding CyberCatch shares for approximately $3.22 per share, after adjusting for dilutive securities, transaction expenses, and liabilities. Upon closing, CyberCatch is expected to operate as a subsidiary of DataVault AI from San Diego, California, with CyberCatch founder, chairman, and chief executive officer Sai Huda serving as president of the subsidiary. CyberCatch provides a proprietary, AI-enabled software-as-a-service solution that delivers continuous compliance and cyber risk mitigation to organizations in critical sectors. Following closing, CyberCatch's platform is expected to operate as the cybersecurity and continuous-compliance layer across DataVault AI's existing technology suite.

Mandela Digital has announced a $5 million investment from Datavault AI to accelerate the development of the Mandela Dollar, a US dollar-backed stablecoin aimed at expanding financial inclusion across the Global South. Datavault AI has begun deploying the funds and will also provide its technology stack, including AI platforms, tokenization patents, quantum-resilient encryption, and real-world asset frameworks, to support the stablecoin’s infrastructure, compliance, and transparency. The investment coincides with the launch of Mandela Digital’s official website and the opening of a 67-day Early Access Programme application window, which started on Nelson Mandela International Day 2026. The Mandela Dollar, or MUSD, is designed as a 1:1 USD-backed stablecoin for remittances and digital payments, and is not yet live on any blockchain or exchange.

Fiserv has been selected as the exclusive embedded financial services and payments provider for Datavault AI, integrating banking, payments, and card programs into Datavault AI-powered marketplaces including the NIL Exchange for high school and college athletes. A key element of the collaboration is that Fiserv will offer no-cost athlete payment wallets and debit cards, potentially deepening its role in emerging name-image-likeness ecosystems. The agreement aligns with Fiserv's broader push into embedded finance and AI, including its May 2026 agentOS launch with OpenAI and AWS. Fiserv's narrative projects $21.8 billion revenue and $3.7 billion earnings by 2029, requiring 1.2% yearly revenue growth and a roughly $0.5 billion earnings increase from $3.2 billion today. Some analysts take a more cautious view, assuming annual revenue declines of about 1.3 percent and earnings of roughly $2.9 billion by 2029.