Rezolve Ai has completed a previously announced $250 million capital raise, giving the artificial intelligence (AI) commerce company new funding in 2026.
The company builds AI software that retailers and brands use to power digital shopping experiences. It said the offering was oversubscribed, meaning demand from investors exceeded the number of shares it planned to sell. Institutional investors who previously backed the company and new long-term holders took part in the financing.
Rezolve Ai funding to start 2026
Rezolve did not disclose the names of all participants, but financial firms including A.G.P./Alliance Global Partners, Titan Partners and Maxim Group served as placement agents.
CEO Daniel Wagner said the fresh funds give the company “enhanced flexibility” to pursue growth. He said it will help Rezolve expand enterprise sales, support customer onboarding and pursue acquisitions it views as strategically important.
“This financing represents a clear vote of confidence from institutional investors who understand both the opportunity ahead and our ability to execute,” Wagner said in a statement.
Rezolve’s technology is designed to help retailers use artificial intelligence for functions such as personalized search, product recommendations and checkout. The company said the capital will also help it scale its systems to meet increasing demand from large retail customers.
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