Datavault AI Showcases Military Credential Verification Technology During Veterans Week Events

Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT) presented its VerifyU credential-verification platform and Valor Preservation Coin during a series of Veterans Week events in Washington, D.C., showcasing technology designed to authenticate military service records and prevent fraudulent claims. The company participated in multiple events from November 9-11, including the Grand Marshal Dinner at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center, the Third Annual Veterans Day Parade, and a private technology showcase at the Phoenix Park Hotel.

The Valor Preservation Coin, which serves as the foundation for Datavault's VerifyU platform, directly supports the proposed H.R. 327 – Valor Earned Not Stolen Act of 2025. This legislation aims to create a digital ledger framework for authenticating DD214 discharge documents, the official documentation of military service and separation. The technology addresses growing concerns about individuals falsely claiming military service honors and benefits they never earned.

"Our technologies are purpose-built to connect culture, government, and commerce in ways that reinforce trust and transparency," said Nathaniel Bradley, CEO of Datavault AI. "The Valor Preservation Coin ensures proof aligns with purpose and that verified identity remains immutable and protected."

The VerifyU platform represents a significant advancement in credential verification technology, utilizing blockchain principles to create permanent, unchangeable records of military service. This approach could fundamentally change how military credentials are verified across government agencies, employers, and benefit programs. The technology's application extends beyond military records, with potential uses in various industries requiring secure credential verification.

Datavault AI's broader technology portfolio includes its Information Data Exchange (IDE) platform, which enables Digital Twins and licensing of name, image, and likeness by securely attaching physical real-world objects to immutable metadata objects. The company's cloud-based platform serves multiple industries including sports & entertainment, biotech, education, fintech, real estate, healthcare, and energy through high-performance computing software licensing.

The timing of these demonstrations coincides with increased legislative focus on military service verification. The proposed Valor Earned Not Stolen Act reflects growing recognition of the need for more robust systems to protect the integrity of military service records. Datavault's technology could provide the technical infrastructure needed to implement such legislation effectively.

For additional information about Datavault AI's technology and corporate information, visit https://www.datavaultsite.com. The company maintains its headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon, and continues to develop comprehensive solutions for data monetization, credentialing, and digital engagement across multiple sectors.