MovitOn Secures 2 Million Dollars to Disrupt Global Logistics Through Decentralized Web3 Delivery Network

MovitOn, a Dubai-based Web3 platform, has finalized a 2 million dollar community pre-sale round to build a decentralized logistics network. This funding will accelerate the development of a system that connects international travelers with shippers to facilitate global peer-to-peer delivery. By leveraging blockchain technology, the company aims to provide a faster and more affordable alternative to traditional courier services. The platform positions itself as the next Uber for delivery by utilizing the spare luggage capacity of travelers already heading to a destination. This model addresses long-standing industry issues such as high international shipping fees and geographic gaps in service. Users can expect costs to drop significantly compared to legacy carriers, as noted in recent coverage by Forbes Scotland.

Security is managed through zero-trust smart contracts that act as an escrow system for all transactions. Payments are only released once GPS verification confirms the package has reached its destination securely. This architecture removes the need for mutual trust between strangers while ensuring full transparency throughout the shipping process.

Beyond the software application, MovitOn is developing proprietary MovitBox IoT terminals for secure, contact-free handovers. These units include AI security scanners to ensure that all shipments comply with cross-border regulations. An AI engine also assists in navigating complex international shipping laws to prevent delays at customs.

The ecosystem is powered by the MVON token, which serves as a utility asset for service payments and security deposits. Holders of the token benefit from fee discounts ranging from 20 to 30 percent and can earn passive income through staking programs. Following the pre-sale, the token is scheduled for a public listing at a price of 0.05 dollars.

With the new capital, the team led by Erik Beken Tleubeck plans to launch its TestNet and a beta mobile application in early 2026. The strategic rollout will initially focus on the UAE and the MENA region before expanding into Europe and Asia. By 2027, the company aims to operate in more than 30 countries through its B2B API integration strategy.