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TLDR: Avalanche and Toyota Blockchain Lab plan a blockchain mobility system to manage robotaxi fleets with on-chain payments and services. The Mobility Orchestration Network will handle vehicle leasing, financing, carbon tracking, and insurance entirely on Avalanche’s infrastructure. Roi Hirata of Ava Labs said investors could raise funds on-chain to launch and track robotaxi fleets from the ground up. Regulators and manufacturers must align blockchain recordkeeping standards before large-scale rollout of autonomous blockchain robotaxi networks. Self-driving taxis may soon run on blockchain rails. Avalanche and Toyota Blockchain Lab are laying the foundations for an on-chain mobility network.  Their joint initiative could eventually power autonomous fleets where every service, from financing to payments, runs through blockchain protocols.  The project highlights blockchain’s entry into real-world transportation, connecting vehicle data, financing, and usage into a single system. Early tests suggest a future where robotaxi operations could be managed entirely without intermediaries. Avalanche Crypto Infrastructure Powers Mobility Orchestration Network Avalanche announced through social media posts that it is working with Toyota Blockchain Lab on a proof-of-concept network called the Mobility Orchestration Network (MON).  Avalanche and Toyota Blockchain Lab are planning the infrastructure for onchain mobility and maybe even robotaxi fleets.https://t.co/BDt6U0k4ZE pic.twitter.com/Y7t3c96D3P — Avalanche (@avax) September 2, 2025 Built on Avalanche’s multichain infrastructure and Interchain Messaging, MON will serve as a blockchain-based layer for future transportation systems. The network will enable financing, leasing, and insurance processes to move fully on-chain. It will also handle carbon credit tracking, ownership transfers, and ride-sharing logistics.  Toyota, which has already tested blockchain in supply chain and vehicle data, aims to streamline decision-making across mobility services. Head of Japan at Ava Labs, Roi Hirata, explained during live discussion that investors could raise funds directly on-chain. He described how robotaxi services might launch through tokenized fundraising while blockchain records track usage and…

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