Mova
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Mova Protocol: The decentralized data layer for sustainable mobility
Mova Protocol: The decentralized data layer for sustainable mobility
Architecting verifiable data for the ESG economy and smart cities.
1
Introduction
A new paradigm for mobility data.
The global transition to sustainable mobility is not a challenge of intention, but a critical problem of data integrity and accessibility. While governments, corporations, and consumers are aligned on the need for decarbonization and smarter urban environments, they lack a common, trusted foundation of data to measure progress, verify claims, and build efficient systems. The current ecosystem is fragmented, opaque, and ill-equipped to meet the demands of a data-driven future.
The Mova Protocol is the foundational infrastructure designed to solve this problem. It is a decentralized data layer that transparently connects people, vehicles, and energy, creating a single source of truth for the mobility economy.
The core mission of Mova is to transform every kilometer traveled into a verifiable digital asset. By capturing, validating, and tokenizing mobility data at its source, the protocol creates auditable intelligence for the ESG economy, enables data-driven urban planning, and unlocks new value for every participant in the network. This document provides a comprehensive overview of the Mova Protocol's architecture, its innovative three-network economic model, and its strategic roadmap for building the future of verifiable mobility.
2
The market imperative
The convergence of DePIN, regulation, and demand.
Understanding the current market landscape is critical to appreciating the strategic importance of the Mova Protocol. Its emergence is not coincidental but a direct response to a "perfect storm" of converging technological, regulatory, and market forces that have created an unprecedented opportunity. This convergence has exposed a fundamental gap: the market demands verifiable mobility data, but the existing infrastructure is blind.
The opportunity for Mova is driven by three key forces:
Regulatory Triggers
A new wave of global regulations has shifted the landscape for corporate environmental accountability. Directives such as CVM Resolution 193 in Brazil and the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) have made the auditing of Scope 3 emissions—indirect emissions that occur in a company's value chain, such as from logistics and transportation—mandatory. Consequently, as defined by standards like the GHG Protocol, simple spreadsheet estimates are no longer sufficient for compliance, creating urgent and widespread demand for verifiable, source-validated climate data.
Technological Enablers
The paradigm of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) has matured, enabling the physical world to migrate to the blockchain. In this model, real-world assets like sensors, vehicles, and charging stations become active nodes on a decentralized network, capable of validating data without intermediaries. This is made practical and cost-effective by enabling technologies like L2 Blockchains, which allow for near-zero-cost microtransactions of data, and the ubiquitous connectivity provided by IoT and 5G networks.
Market Demand
The exponential growth in the electric vehicle (EV) market, led by global giants like BYD and GWM, is creating a new and rapidly expanding class of digitally native users. These consumers demand and enable greater connectivity from their vehicles, fueling the need for a new data infrastructure that can support advanced services, reward sustainable behavior, and integrate seamlessly with the broader energy and urban ecosystem.
While these forces create the ideal conditions for a new data paradigm, they also illuminate the deep-seated market failures that this paradigm must solve.
3
The Mova Protocol
An architectural overview.
The Mova Protocol is the direct architectural solution to the market failures of data silos, greenwashing, and disconnected infrastructure. It is a decentralized network that validates, processes, and tokenizes mobility data directly at its source, transforming raw movement into verifiable, high-value digital assets.
From smartphone to mobility node
The core innovation of the Mova Protocol is its ability to create a globally distributed infrastructure network without requiring new, specialized hardware. The Mova app transforms any smartphone into a Mobility Node—a passive telemetry sensor capable of capturing and validating movement data. This approach allows the network to scale rapidly and cost-effectively, leveraging the billions of smartphones already in circulation to build a foundational data layer for the entire mobility ecosystem.
The data-to-asset pipeline
The protocol converts raw movement data into monetizable Real-World Assets (RWAs) through a rigorous three-stage pipeline designed to ensure data integrity and quality.
Proof of Mobility: Raw telemetry data is first subjected to a validation process. Using a combination of proprietary algorithms and partner APIs, the protocol verifies that the captured movement data is both real (i.e., not spoofed) and generated by a human operator. This foundational step ensures that all data entering the ecosystem is legitimate and trustworthy.
Qualitative Enrichment (DMI): Once Proof of Mobility confirms the data is real, it is enriched with a qualitative layer of analysis. The Driver Mobility Index (DMI) is an index that qualifies driving efficiency in real-time, scoring factors that correlate with energy consumption and safety. This moves beyond simple location tracking to provide a nuanced understanding of how a vehicle is moving, adding significant value to the resulting data asset.
RWA Generation: After the data has been validated and qualified, it is converted into two distinct and valuable Real-World Assets:
Audited Carbon Credits: Verifiable, transparent, and fraud-resistant environmental assets for the ESG market.
Data Intelligence: Actionable insights for insurers, urban planners, and logistics firms.
Core product features and privacy
The Mova App serves as the primary user interface for the protocol, acting as a cockpit for data and asset management. Its key features include:
Mobility Node: Enables passive telemetry recording and route validation.
DMI (Driver Mobility Index): Provides real-time feedback on driving efficiency.
Integrated Wallet: Allows for the custody of MOVA tokens and other digital assets generated on the network.
Privacy by Design (Zero-Knowledge Principles): Privacy is foundational. The protocol is architected to separate the data of how a vehicle moves from the identity of who is driving. By leveraging principles of data minimization and anonymization, the system ensures user privacy and full compliance with regulations like Brazil's LGPD.
This robust architecture provides the technical foundation for a self-sustaining economic model designed to create and distribute value across the entire network.
4
The mobility data chasm
Identifying core market failures.
Despite the clear demand for transparency, the current mobility ecosystem operates in the dark, hampered by fundamental structural flaws that prevent the efficient flow of trusted information. The Mova Protocol is engineered to solve the precise market pains that arise from this data chasm. These failures are not minor inefficiencies; they are significant barriers to economic progress, environmental accountability, and technological innovation.
The three primary market failures are:
Data Silos
Big Tech companies, including navigation platforms like Waze and Google, capture immense volumes of mobility data. However, this intelligence is kept locked away in centralized, proprietary silos. The consequence is a deeply inefficient market where key stakeholders, such as automakers, insurance companies, and urban planners, are forced to operate with incomplete information or pay exorbitant fees for inaccurate, aggregated estimates. This stifles innovation, hinders the development of smart city infrastructure, and perpetuates a reliance on flawed models.
Greenwashing and Fraud
The lack of auditable, endpoint telemetry makes it functionally impossible to definitively prove the CO2 emissions avoided by an electric vehicle or the carbon footprint of a logistics fleet. This has led to a pervasive crisis of trust in the carbon credit market, where claims are difficult to verify and the potential for greenwashing and outright fraud is high. Without a reliable system to validate environmental impact at the source, the entire ESG economy rests on a fragile foundation.
Disconnected Infrastructure
A critical communication gap exists between the energy network (charging stations) and the vehicle network (the cars themselves). These two systems operate largely independently, resulting in significant energy waste, inefficient grid management, and major bottlenecks in the expansion of charging infrastructure. Drivers lack real-time data on charger availability and performance, while energy providers cannot effectively anticipate and manage demand.
Mova was engineered to systematically dismantle these market failures. It replaces opaque data silos with a transparent ledger, substitutes fraud with cryptographic proof, and bridges disconnected infrastructure with a unified protocol.
5
The Mova ecosystem
A three-network economy
The Mova Protocol's technical architecture underpins a powerful and self-sustaining business model. This model, "The Economy of 3 Networks," is designed to monetize the protocol's infrastructure at multiple levels by creating symbiotic relationships between the distinct but interconnected data sources within the mobility ecosystem. Each network generates unique data assets that serve different markets, creating diversified and resilient revenue streams.
Mobility Net
This network is the foundational data layer, powered by telemetry from individual users of the Mova app. It captures broad, anonymized movement patterns, providing a macro view of urban and logistical flows.
Source
App Telemetry
Revenue Stream
Selling Data Intelligence to insurers, urban planning bodies, and logistics companies.
Vehicle Net
This network taps into direct vehicle connectivity, accessing granular, high-fidelity data from the cars themselves. This data is essential for creating verifiable environmental assets.
Source
Car Connectivity
Revenue Stream
Carbon Certification, where companies purchase audited credits for regulatory compliance.
Energy Net
This network connects vehicles with charging infrastructure, creating a real-time marketplace for energy. It closes the loop between energy supply and demand, optimizing efficiency for both drivers and providers.
Source
Partner Charging Stations
Revenue Stream
Lead Fees generated by directing app users to charging points and receiving a fee on the transaction.
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The MOVA token
Fueling the network economy
The MOVA token is the fundamental fuel of the Mova Protocol. As the protocol's native utility token, MOVA is engineered with a singular purpose: to power a sustainable, long-term infrastructure by creating a self-reinforcing economic engine.
The Mova Value Cycle
The protocol's economic engine is a flywheel designed to be self-sustaining. The cycle operates as follows:
Incentivize Contribution: The DePIN infrastructure—comprised of Mobility, Vehicle, and Energy Nodes—is incentivized with MOVA token Rewards to contribute high-quality, verifiable data to the network.
Create Value: The Mova Protocol validates and processes this raw data, transforming it into valuable Real-World Assets (RWAs), namely Carbon Credits and Data
Generate Revenue: These RWAs are sold to external markets, including ESG-compliant corporations, governments, and commercial enterprises, generating fiat revenue.
Reinforce the Network: This revenue flows into the protocol's Treasury, which uses the funds for two key operations: Buyback of MOVA tokens from the open market and strategic Burn mechanisms. These actions create deflationary pressure, enhance token value, and fund the next cycle of Rewards, thus completing a self-reinforcing value loop where network growth drives revenue, which in turn fuels token value and new incentives for further network expansion.
Token Allocation
The total token supply is allocated to ensure long-term network health, community engagement, and strategic growth. The distribution is as follows:
Community Rewards: 25%
Growth, Sales & Market Access: 35%
Team & Core Contributors: 15%
Ecosystem, Partnerships & RWA: 15%
Treasury & Governance: 10%
This economic framework provides the foundation for the protocol's practical strategy for building, scaling, and capturing the market.
7
Go-to-Market
Strategy and Execution
The Mova Protocol employs a phased go-to-market strategy designed to systematically build brand authority, drive mass data acquisition, and establish a physical infrastructure footprint. This approach ensures that each stage of growth builds upon the last, creating compounding network effects and solidifying Mova's position as the leading decentralized mobility data layer.
Phased User Acquisition
The strategy is structured as a three-tiered acquisition funnel, targeting specific user segments to achieve distinct strategic goals.
Brand Authority (Top of Funnel): The protocol will achieve broad, national visibility through its Stock Car Partnership 2026. This high-profile collaboration not only introduces the Mova brand to a massive audience but also provides a high-performance environment to calibrate and showcase the protocol's data-capturing capabilities.
Data Acquisition (Middle of Funnel): The core focus for data collection is on two key user groups that generate the highest volume of valuable data:
Audited Carbon Credits: Verifiable, transparent, and fraud-resistant environmental assets for the ESG market.
Data Intelligence: Actionable insights for insurers, urban planners, and logistics firms.
Physical Infrastructure (Bottom of Funnel): To bridge the digital and physical worlds, Mova will implement QR Codes at partner charging stations. This creates a seamless, context-aware onboarding channel, allowing EV drivers to join the network at the precise moment they are interacting with the energy infrastructure.
Development Roadmap
The product development is structured in three clear phases, moving from a foundational mobile application to a fully integrated global infrastructure.
Launch — Current
Focuses on launching the core product and building user engagement through the MOVA Mobile App, OCR Validation, and integrated Gamification & Incentives.
Validation
Expands the product's reach and utility with Android Auto & Apple CarPlay integration, initiates the first B2B sales of Data Intelligence, and implements the ZK Privacy Protocol.
Expansion
Achieves deep market integration with the launch of an In-Car App in vehicle marketplaces (e.g., BYD/GWM), begins the issuance of Carbon Credit RWAs, and sees the full activation of the Energy Net and the complete Value Loop.
Current Traction and Proof of Execution
The Mova Protocol is not just a concept; it is an active project with proven execution and tangible results from its initial beta test phase. This early traction validates the core technology and demonstrates strong user engagement.
Active Users: 517 beta testers
Trips Completed: 3,006
Validated Distance: 69,648 km
Average Trip Distance: 17.4 km
Telemetry Recorded: 530 hours
User Retention: 63.6%
These initial metrics, particularly the high user retention rate of 63.6%, demonstrate a strong product-market fit and validate the core incentive model, providing a solid foundation for scaled user acquisition.
8
Conclusion
Building the future of verifiable mobility
Global decarbonization, the rise of the ESG economy, and the development of truly smart cities are not future ambitions; they are present-day imperatives. However, their success hinges on a foundational layer that has been missing: a source of trusted, transparent, and auditable data. Without it, claims cannot be verified, progress cannot be measured, and systems cannot be optimized.
The Mova Protocol is the critical, decentralized infrastructure layer built to provide this foundation. By transforming every smartphone into a mobility node and every kilometer into a digital asset, Mova is creating the first truly verifiable data ecosystem for mobility. Its architecture solves the core market failures of data silos, greenwashing, and disconnected infrastructure, while its three-network economy creates a sustainable model for growth and value creation.
Mova is building the infrastructure where people, vehicles, and energy connect transparently, turning every kilometer into a verifiable digital asset. Real Mobility. Real Data. Real Impact.
Mova Protocol
Mova
WHITEPAPER
Mova Protocol: The decentralized data layer for sustainable mobility
Architecting verifiable data for the ESG economy and smart cities.
1
Introduction
A new paradigm for mobility data.
The global transition to sustainable mobility is not a challenge of intention, but a critical problem of data integrity and accessibility. While governments, corporations, and consumers are aligned on the need for decarbonization and smarter urban environments, they lack a common, trusted foundation of data to measure progress, verify claims, and build efficient systems. The current ecosystem is fragmented, opaque, and ill-equipped to meet the demands of a data-driven future.
The Mova Protocol is the foundational infrastructure designed to solve this problem. It is a decentralized data layer that transparently connects people, vehicles, and energy, creating a single source of truth for the mobility economy.
The core mission of Mova is to transform every kilometer traveled into a verifiable digital asset. By capturing, validating, and tokenizing mobility data at its source, the protocol creates auditable intelligence for the ESG economy, enables data-driven urban planning, and unlocks new value for every participant in the network. This document provides a comprehensive overview of the Mova Protocol's architecture, its innovative three-network economic model, and its strategic roadmap for building the future of verifiable mobility.
2
The market imperative
The convergence of DePIN, regulation, and demand.
Understanding the current market landscape is critical to appreciating the strategic importance of the Mova Protocol. Its emergence is not coincidental but a direct response to a "perfect storm" of converging technological, regulatory, and market forces that have created an unprecedented opportunity. This convergence has exposed a fundamental gap: the market demands verifiable mobility data, but the existing infrastructure is blind.
The opportunity for Mova is driven by three key forces:
Regulatory Triggers
A new wave of global regulations has shifted the landscape for corporate environmental accountability. Directives such as CVM Resolution 193 in Brazil and the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) have made the auditing of Scope 3 emissions—indirect emissions that occur in a company's value chain, such as from logistics and transportation—mandatory. Consequently, as defined by standards like the GHG Protocol, simple spreadsheet estimates are no longer sufficient for compliance, creating urgent and widespread demand for verifiable, source-validated climate data.
Technological Enablers
The paradigm of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) has matured, enabling the physical world to migrate to the blockchain. In this model, real-world assets like sensors, vehicles, and charging stations become active nodes on a decentralized network, capable of validating data without intermediaries. This is made practical and cost-effective by enabling technologies like L2 Blockchains, which allow for near-zero-cost microtransactions of data, and the ubiquitous connectivity provided by IoT and 5G networks.
Market Demand
The exponential growth in the electric vehicle (EV) market, led by global giants like BYD and GWM, is creating a new and rapidly expanding class of digitally native users. These consumers demand and enable greater connectivity from their vehicles, fueling the need for a new data infrastructure that can support advanced services, reward sustainable behavior, and integrate seamlessly with the broader energy and urban ecosystem.
While these forces create the ideal conditions for a new data paradigm, they also illuminate the deep-seated market failures that this paradigm must solve.
3
The Mova Protocol
An architectural overview.
The Mova Protocol is the direct architectural solution to the market failures of data silos, greenwashing, and disconnected infrastructure. It is a decentralized network that validates, processes, and tokenizes mobility data directly at its source, transforming raw movement into verifiable, high-value digital assets.
From smartphone to mobility node
The core innovation of the Mova Protocol is its ability to create a globally distributed infrastructure network without requiring new, specialized hardware. The Mova app transforms any smartphone into a Mobility Node—a passive telemetry sensor capable of capturing and validating movement data. This approach allows the network to scale rapidly and cost-effectively, leveraging the billions of smartphones already in circulation to build a foundational data layer for the entire mobility ecosystem.
The data-to-asset pipeline
The protocol converts raw movement data into monetizable Real-World Assets (RWAs) through a rigorous three-stage pipeline designed to ensure data integrity and quality.
Proof of Mobility: Raw telemetry data is first subjected to a validation process. Using a combination of proprietary algorithms and partner APIs, the protocol verifies that the captured movement data is both real (i.e., not spoofed) and generated by a human operator. This foundational step ensures that all data entering the ecosystem is legitimate and trustworthy.
Qualitative Enrichment (DMI): Once Proof of Mobility confirms the data is real, it is enriched with a qualitative layer of analysis. The Driver Mobility Index (DMI) is an index that qualifies driving efficiency in real-time, scoring factors that correlate with energy consumption and safety. This moves beyond simple location tracking to provide a nuanced understanding of how a vehicle is moving, adding significant value to the resulting data asset.
RWA Generation: After the data has been validated and qualified, it is converted into two distinct and valuable Real-World Assets:
Audited Carbon Credits: Verifiable, transparent, and fraud-resistant environmental assets for the ESG market.
Data Intelligence: Actionable insights for insurers, urban planners, and logistics firms.
Core product features and privacy
The Mova App serves as the primary user interface for the protocol, acting as a cockpit for data and asset management. Its key features include:
Mobility Node: Enables passive telemetry recording and route validation.
DMI (Driver Mobility Index): Provides real-time feedback on driving efficiency.
Integrated Wallet: Allows for the custody of MOVA tokens and other digital assets generated on the network.
Privacy by Design (Zero-Knowledge Principles): Privacy is foundational. The protocol is architected to separate the data of how a vehicle moves from the identity of who is driving. By leveraging principles of data minimization and anonymization, the system ensures user privacy and full compliance with regulations like Brazil's LGPD.
This robust architecture provides the technical foundation for a self-sustaining economic model designed to create and distribute value across the entire network.
4
The mobility data chasm
Identifying core market failures.
Despite the clear demand for transparency, the current mobility ecosystem operates in the dark, hampered by fundamental structural flaws that prevent the efficient flow of trusted information. The Mova Protocol is engineered to solve the precise market pains that arise from this data chasm. These failures are not minor inefficiencies; they are significant barriers to economic progress, environmental accountability, and technological innovation.
The three primary market failures are:
Data Silos
Big Tech companies, including navigation platforms like Waze and Google, capture immense volumes of mobility data. However, this intelligence is kept locked away in centralized, proprietary silos. The consequence is a deeply inefficient market where key stakeholders, such as automakers, insurance companies, and urban planners, are forced to operate with incomplete information or pay exorbitant fees for inaccurate, aggregated estimates. This stifles innovation, hinders the development of smart city infrastructure, and perpetuates a reliance on flawed models.
Greenwashing and Fraud
The lack of auditable, endpoint telemetry makes it functionally impossible to definitively prove the CO2 emissions avoided by an electric vehicle or the carbon footprint of a logistics fleet. This has led to a pervasive crisis of trust in the carbon credit market, where claims are difficult to verify and the potential for greenwashing and outright fraud is high. Without a reliable system to validate environmental impact at the source, the entire ESG economy rests on a fragile foundation.
Disconnected Infrastructure
A critical communication gap exists between the energy network (charging stations) and the vehicle network (the cars themselves). These two systems operate largely independently, resulting in significant energy waste, inefficient grid management, and major bottlenecks in the expansion of charging infrastructure. Drivers lack real-time data on charger availability and performance, while energy providers cannot effectively anticipate and manage demand.
Mova was engineered to systematically dismantle these market failures. It replaces opaque data silos with a transparent ledger, substitutes fraud with cryptographic proof, and bridges disconnected infrastructure with a unified protocol.
5
The Mova ecosystem
A three-network economy
Mobility Net
This network is the foundational data layer, powered by telemetry from individual users of the Mova app. It captures broad, anonymized movement patterns, providing a macro view of urban and logistical flows.
Source
App
Telemetry
Revenue Stream
Selling Data Intelligence to insurers, urban planning bodies, and logistics companies.
Vehicle Net
This network taps into direct vehicle connectivity, accessing granular, high-fidelity data from the cars themselves. This data is essential for creating verifiable environmental assets.
Source
Car
Connectivity
Revenue Stream
Carbon Certification, where companies purchase audited credits for regulatory compliance.
Energy Net
This network connects vehicles with charging infrastructure, creating a real-time marketplace for energy. It closes the loop between energy supply and demand, optimizing efficiency for both drivers and providers.
Source
Partner
Charging
Stations
Revenue Stream
Lead Fees generated by directing app users to charging points and receiving a fee on the transaction.
6
The MOVA token
Fueling the network economy
The MOVA token is the fundamental fuel of the Mova Protocol. As the protocol's native utility token, MOVA is engineered with a singular purpose: to power a sustainable, long-term infrastructure by creating a self-reinforcing economic engine.
The Mova Value Cycle
The protocol's economic engine is a flywheel designed to be self-sustaining. The cycle operates as follows:
Incentivize Contribution: The DePIN infrastructure—comprised of Mobility, Vehicle, and Energy Nodes—is incentivized with MOVA token Rewards to contribute high-quality, verifiable data to the network.
Create Value: The Mova Protocol validates and processes this raw data, transforming it into valuable Real-World Assets (RWAs), namely Carbon Credits and Data
Generate Revenue: These RWAs are sold to external markets, including ESG-compliant corporations, governments, and commercial enterprises, generating fiat revenue.
Reinforce the Network: This revenue flows into the protocol's Treasury, which uses the funds for two key operations: Buyback of MOVA tokens from the open market and strategic Burn mechanisms. These actions create deflationary pressure, enhance token value, and fund the next cycle of Rewards, thus completing a self-reinforcing value loop where network growth drives revenue, which in turn fuels token value and new incentives for further network expansion.
Token Allocation
The total token supply is allocated to ensure long-term network health, community engagement, and strategic growth. The distribution is as follows:
Community Rewards: 25%
Growth, Sales & Market Access: 35%
Team & Core Contributors: 15%
Ecosystem, Partnerships & RWA: 15%
Treasury & Governance: 10%
This economic framework provides the foundation for the protocol's practical strategy for building, scaling, and capturing the market.
7
Go-to-Market
Strategy and Execution
The Mova Protocol employs a phased go-to-market strategy designed to systematically build brand authority, drive mass data acquisition, and establish a physical infrastructure footprint. This approach ensures that each stage of growth builds upon the last, creating compounding network effects and solidifying Mova's position as the leading decentralized mobility data layer.
Phased User Acquisition
The strategy is structured as a three-tiered acquisition funnel, targeting specific user segments to achieve distinct strategic goals.
Brand Authority (Top of Funnel): The protocol will achieve broad, national visibility through its Stock Car Partnership 2026. This high-profile collaboration not only introduces the Mova brand to a massive audience but also provides a high-performance environment to calibrate and showcase the protocol's data-capturing capabilities.
Data Acquisition (Middle of Funnel): The core focus for data collection is on two key user groups that generate the highest volume of valuable data:
Audited Carbon Credits: Verifiable, transparent, and fraud-resistant environmental assets for the ESG market.
Data Intelligence: Actionable insights for insurers, urban planners, and logistics firms.
Physical Infrastructure (Bottom of Funnel): To bridge the digital and physical worlds, Mova will implement QR Codes at partner charging stations. This creates a seamless, context-aware onboarding channel, allowing EV drivers to join the network at the precise moment they are interacting with the energy infrastructure.
Development Roadmap
The product development is structured in three clear phases, moving from a foundational mobile application to a fully integrated global infrastructure.
Launch — Current
Focuses on launching the core product and building user engagement through the MOVA Mobile App, OCR Validation, and integrated Gamification & Incentives.
Validation
Expands the product's reach and utility with Android Auto & Apple CarPlay integration, initiates the first B2B sales of Data Intelligence, and implements the ZK Privacy Protocol.
Expansion
Achieves deep market integration with the launch of an In-Car App in vehicle marketplaces (e.g., BYD/GWM), begins the issuance of Carbon Credit RWAs, and sees the full activation of the Energy Net and the complete Value Loop.
Current Traction and Proof of Execution
The Mova Protocol is not just a concept; it is an active project with proven execution and tangible results from its initial beta test phase. This early traction validates the core technology and demonstrates strong user engagement.
Active Users: 517 beta testers
Trips Completed: 3,006
Validated Distance: 69,648 km
Average Trip Distance: 17.4 km
Telemetry Recorded: 530 hours
User Retention: 63.6%
These initial metrics, particularly the high user retention rate of 63.6%, demonstrate a strong product-market fit and validate the core incentive model, providing a solid foundation for scaled user acquisition.
8
Conclusion
Building the future of verifiable mobility
Global decarbonization, the rise of the ESG economy, and the development of truly smart cities are not future ambitions; they are present-day imperatives. However, their success hinges on a foundational layer that has been missing: a source of trusted, transparent, and auditable data. Without it, claims cannot be verified, progress cannot be measured, and systems cannot be optimized.
The Mova Protocol is the critical, decentralized infrastructure layer built to provide this foundation. By transforming every smartphone into a mobility node and every kilometer into a digital asset, Mova is creating the first truly verifiable data ecosystem for mobility. Its architecture solves the core market failures of data silos, greenwashing, and disconnected infrastructure, while its three-network economy creates a sustainable model for growth and value creation.
Mova is building the infrastructure where people, vehicles, and energy connect transparently, turning every kilometer into a verifiable digital asset. Real Mobility. Real Data. Real Impact.
Mova Protocol
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