Datavault AI Obtains USPTO Patent Allowance for Tokenization

Datavault AI Inc received a USPTO patent allowance for tokenized asset systems on June 15, adding to a portfolio of over 100 patents. The patents support a $10 million licensing deal and come as the company reports $750 million in tokenization contracts and $77 million in fees for Q1 2026.

On June 15, Datavault AI Inc NASDAQ: DVLT received a Notice of Allowance from the United States Patent and Trademark Office USPTO for a patent covering tokenized asset systems, including minting, authentication, ownership records, and cross-platform use, according to company disclosures and press coverage. Reporting also attributes USPTO approvals on June 3 a platform and method for tokenizing content and April 22 a platform for managing user data to Datavault. According to Datavault, the newly allowed patents underpin a $10 million global exclusive licensing deal the company previously announced and add to a portfolio it says exceeds 100 patents . Coverage cites the company's Q1 2026 commercial figures as $750 million in tokenization contracts and $77 million in related fees, and references a market forecast from Ripple and Boston Consulting estimating growth in tokenized real-world assets from roughly $0.6 trillion in 2025 to $18.9 trillion by 2033.