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NEW YORK - Rezolve Ai (NASDAQ:RZLV) announced its framework for what it calls the "Age of Agentic Commerce," where autonomous AI systems would search, negotiate, and transact on behalf of people and enterprises. The announcement follows the company’s recent acquisition of Smartpay, a digital-asset payments company operating in Latin America. The company has shown remarkable momentum, with InvestingPro data showing a 454% price return over the past six months and revenue growth exceeding 300% in the last twelve months.
The company stated that Smartpay would provide the foundation for settlement across currencies and stablecoins, extending Rezolve’s reach into the digital-asset economy.
"Every technological era is defined by a company that builds the indispensable infrastructure of its time," said Daniel M. Wagner, Founder & CEO of Rezolve Ai, according to the press release.
Rezolve described its architecture as uniting three layers: intelligence through its proprietary LLM called brainpowa; payments via Smartpay’s digital-asset rails; and data infrastructure initiatives aimed at delivering real-time information.
The company positions these components as forming the foundation for a system where AI acts as an intermediary between people, products, and payments, connecting traditional finance with digital assets.
Rezolve Ai, which trades on the Nasdaq, describes itself as providing retailers and brands with technology for search, personalization, checkout, and omni-channel engagement.
The company’s statement contains forward-looking projections about the potential of agentic commerce and the integration of its recently acquired Smartpay business.
In other recent news, Rezolve Ai announced its acquisition of Smartpay, a digital asset payment platform that processed over 19 million transactions valued at more than $1 billion in the past year. This acquisition aims to enhance Rezolve’s partnership with Tether, facilitating a merchant-fee-free payment network using digital assets. Additionally, Rezolve Ai reported first-half 2025 results that surpassed expectations for both revenue and adjusted EBITDA, marking a significant increase in annual recurring revenue (ARR) from $70 million to $90 million by September 2025. Following these developments, Rezolve Ai updated its 2025 ARR target to $150 million, a 50% increase from previous guidance.
Several equity research firms have responded positively to these updates, raising their price targets for Rezolve Ai. Maxim Group increased its target to $15, while Roth Capital set it at $12.50. H.C. Wainwright raised its target to $10, citing better-than-expected first-half revenue. Both Cantor Fitzgerald and Northland increased their targets to $7, with Cantor Fitzgerald maintaining an Overweight rating on the stock. These adjustments reflect the company’s promising growth outlook and recent achievements.
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