- Project
- Mobazha, a decentralized P2P e-commerce marketplace protocol forked from open-source OpenBazaar.
- Chain
- Post claims multi-chain crypto payments: BTC, ETH, BCH, BNB, SOL, LTC, ARB, BASE, TRON and USDT/USDC on those chains; no own L1 mentioned.
- Token
- No native token name or ticker mentioned.
- Raise / distribution
- Post says the community raise has no min/max; funds roughly 50% marketing and merchant onboarding, 30% core protocol and payment integration, 10% security audits and infrastructure, 10% community and multilingual docs, with spending published via official Telegram; no token price, supply or allocation given.
- Highlights
- Post calls it an open-source fork after OpenBazaar shut down, with rebuilt Vue frontend and backend, supporting hosted/self-hosted/hybrid, zero commission and no KYC early on, and a beta usable directly in the browser. External check: website mobazha.org is reachable with 2026 blog posts and an open beta; GitHub org mobazha has ~24 repos, main repo ~214 stars, still updated recently (~2026-09); app on Google Play; listed on BNB Chain DappBay.
- Red flags
- Post's raise has no limits and doesn't explain backer returns or payment method; body truncated at the stablecoin part. External check: official X @MobazhaHQ has ~1535 followers, recent posts mostly cold-start invites with low engagement; in 2023 Reddit questioned empty repos and binary-only releases; website has changed early zero commission to distinguish community software from optional paid services; no exchange listing or pool found, and no authoritative media calling it a project-level scam, but in-platform seller/arbitration scam risk is on users.
- Verdict
- An OpenBazaar-successor e-commerce tool with a real website and fairly active open-source code, worth technical attention, but this community raise has unclear terms and weak social engagement; not suitable as a token investment.