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Alpha Modus (NASDAQ: AMOD) signed a pilot with a major national retailer to deploy approximately 100 AlphaCash kiosks across Texas, with rollout and coordinated joint-marketing starting in Q1 2026. The pilot covers rural and metropolitan stores, including high-underbanked areas (Houston ~9.5%; U.S. estimate 4.2%). Alpha Modus identified >4,000 additional U.S. retail locations as targeted expansion opportunities, contingent on pilot results. Management cited a conservative baseline of $2,000 monthly revenue per kiosk. Initial services include Check Cashing, Money Transfer, Event Tickets, and Mobile Top-Up; additional services may follow as adoption grows.
Alpha Modus Holdings (NASDAQ:AMOD) announced a multi-year partnership between its subsidiary Alpha Modus Financial Services and DolFinTech to add check cashing and domestic/international money-transfer services to the AlphaCash ecosystem.
The integration, scheduled to launch in Q1 2026, will enable consumers to cash government and payroll checks, send or receive money worldwide, and manage prepaid debit balances via mobile app and in-store AlphaCash kiosks at participating retail partners.
DolFinTech operates a nationwide network of more than 5,000 agents across the U.S., Puerto Rico, and Canada; the deal follows prior partnerships with Synctera and TransPecos Banks to provide program-management and sponsor-bank infrastructure for AlphaCash.
Alpha Modus Holdings (NASDAQ:AMOD) announced that its subsidiary Alpha Modus Financial Services will partner with TransPecos Banks and Synctera to launch the AlphaCash reloadable prepaid debit program and embedded-banking infrastructure.
The AlphaCash platform, scheduled for release in Q1 2026, aims to connect in-store AI engagement with payment rails via a mobile app and in-store kiosks to serve underbanked consumers and enable transaction-level attribution within Alpha Modus’s retail AI ecosystem.
Alpha Modus (NASDAQ:AMOD) announced a patent license and authorized reseller agreement with a U.S. technology integrator on Nov. 10, 2025 to expand its AI-driven retail-intelligence ecosystem.
The partner received a non-exclusive, worldwide license for patents covering real-time shopper analytics, in-store assistance, and personalized engagement in exchange for a 10% royalty on gross revenues with quarterly reporting and payments. Alpha Modus will reciprocally be a non-exclusive reseller of the partner's digital-signage platform at a 30% discount from public pricing.
Alpha Modus (NASDAQ:AMOD) announced it resolved its patent infringement lawsuit against OptiSigns, with the parties filing a stipulated notice of dismissal on November 4, 2025 confirming all matters were settled.
The suit, Alpha Modus Corp. v. OptiSigns Inc., Case No. 4:25-cv-01727, was filed April 15, 2025 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas. The complaint named alleged infringement of Alpha Modus patents '571, '825, '672, '890, and '880, which the company says cover advanced retail marketing and consumer engagement technologies that enable real-time shopper analysis.