NCR Voyix has won multi-year deals with Bruster's Real Ice Cream and First Watch Restaurants Group, covering more than 800 restaurant locations combined. Both will use its Aloha Next and Voyix Kitchen software, and Bruster's will also use Voyix Pay. First Watch will roll out the software across nearly 600 corporate-owned sites. Bruster's plans to move from a pilot to its full network. The deals test whether NCR Voyix's unified restaurant platform can win at enterprise scale. Analysts still expect a 10.1% yearly revenue decline, with revenue of $2.0 billion and earnings of $5.6 million by 2029, down from $42.0 million now. Some bullish analysts say a roughly $90 million 2026 cost programme may matter more than these wins.

NCR Voyix has integrated the TruAge digital age-verification solution across its point-of-sale portfolio for convenience and fuel retailers in the United States. The integration allows retailers to verify age and identify fake or expired IDs by scanning physical or digital driver's licences at checkout. TruAge uses anonymised tokens to confirm eligibility without storing personal information. NCR Voyix RPOS customers can deploy the solution through an API integration from Cullinan Group, whilst the new Voyix POS for CFR includes native support. The integration makes TruAge available to more than 20,000 stores using NCR Voyix RPOS. According to NACS, approximately 75% of the convenience marketplace can now access TruAge through existing point-of-sale technology. The solution aims to strengthen compliance whilst preserving customer convenience for age-restricted purchases.

US Congressman Ro Khanna has made multiple purchases of NCR Voyix, a small-cap checkout technology provider, with the most recent transaction in June and approximately seven purchases in 2024. Khanna maintains the trades occur in family accounts he does not control. NCR Voyix sells point-of-sale systems to grocery stores, convenience chains and restaurants. The company is transitioning towards cloud-based software, with recurring revenue now comprising 83% of total revenue. Management has signed 25 contracts for its Voyix Commerce Platform since mid-2025. The stock trades at a forward P/E of 9.15, a 60% discount to the sector median of 22.88. However, restaurant revenue fell 6% excluding hardware changes, and adjusted EBITDA dropped 15%, reflecting challenges in its transition and small business exposure.