OpenWorld signs merger deal with AI agent firm Blocksight

Lake Mary, Florida - OpenWorld, Inc. has officially signed a definitive agreement to merge with AI agent company Blocksight Holdings Co., the firm announced on Monday. The acquisition, previously revealed on October 1, 2026, aims to bolster OpenWorld's capabilities in tokenized financing programs. Blocksight's AI agents handle various tasks such as deal structuring, asset data verification, investor onboarding, daily reporting, and investment servicing.

However, these agents require human oversight for critical decisions. OpenWorld intends to integrate the AI agents into their existing platform, OpenWorld Enterprise, which is used for structuring and managing tokenized financing programs. The deal is contingent on several closing conditions. Following the initial announcement, OpenWorld has also reached non-binding term sheets with two other companies.

On October 7, 2026, they signed a term sheet with BeyondAI for an intellectual property-backed transaction valued at up to $130 million. On October 15, 2026, they signed another term sheet with Meridian for a tokenized financing program of up to $1 billion, intended to fund a distributed AI computing network powered by solar energy and residential battery storage.

The network will initially be deployed in 10,000 homes, with construction beginning in the fourth quarter of 2026 and the first commercial site slated for the first quarter of 2027. Upon the completion of the merger, both Blocksight co-founders, Patrick Kim and Peter Hong, are set to join OpenWorld. The term sheets for BeyondAI and Meridian remain non-binding and are subject to due diligence, negotiation of definitive documents, and fulfillment of necessary conditions.