Alpha Modus (AMOD) stock rocketed higher on Wednesday after the vertical artificial intelligence (AI) company focused on in-store shopper engagement announced a partnership with IT services and digital transformation company DXC Technology (DXC).
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Under the terms of this agreement, the two companies will launch financial services kiosks for underbanked customers across the U.S. The first round of kiosks will be located at the locations of a national retailer, though which one this is remains unknown. The initial deployment will include 119 kiosks located primarily in Texas. The launch will start in Q1 2026 and continue throughout the year with roughly 25 kiosks being installed and activated per month.
Thomas Gallagher, Chief Revenue Officer of Alpha Modus, stated, “This partnership marks a significant milestone for Alpha Modus. DXC’s scale, precision, and trusted infrastructure enable us to deploy our financial services kiosks efficiently and expand access to essential financial services for underbanked communities, while delivering AI-driven engagement solutions to retailers nationwide. With major retailers already in the Alpha Modus pipeline, this partnership is not only a pilot deployment for the AlphaCash kiosks — it is the beginning of a broader transformation in retail technology.”
Alpha Modus Stock Movement Today
Alpha Modus stock was up 45.11% in pre-market trading on Wednesday, following a 7.28% rally yesterday. The stock has also increased 6.74% year-to-date but was down 78.18% over the past 12 months.
Investors will note that Alpha Modus experienced heavy trading alongside its partnership news. As of this writing, more than 13.4 million shares have changed hands, compared to a three-month daily average of about 133,000 units.
The collaboration news didn’t mean as much for DXC Technology stock, but the shares still climbed over 4% with some 13 million units traded, compared to a three-month daily average of 1.91 million.
