Toyota Blockchain Lab has worked with AVA Labs to develop a technical whitepaper that introduces Mobility Orchestration Network (Mon), a blockchain-driven framework aimed at weaving trust into global mobility systems and freeing up capital for next-generation vehicles.
Mon is trying to unlock EVS and Autonomous Fleet capital using verified data
Toyota Blockchain Lab is operated in conjunction with Toyota Motor Corporation under Toyota Financial Services Corporation. It serves as a cross-group virtual hub within the broader Toyota Group.
The team has now published a detailed concept of a blockchain layer designed to coordinate trust across the mobility sector. This new network, Mon, targets long-standing hurdles that prevent vehicles from being treated as liquid financial products.
The white paper identifies three major obstacles that block mobility’s financial growth. Disparate organizations, discarded industries, and national regulations. Moon correction? Three digital “bridges” that combine trust from technical, institutional and financial roots combine with digitally validated evidence.
At the heart of Mon is a dual account system known as Mobility Oriented Accounts (MOAs), which captures the vehicle’s identity and operational schedule. From there, “Fangibility Ladder” tokenize ownership into non-candidate tokens (NFTs), packaged into portfolios, allowing them to be converted into tradable tokens that fit the global capital market.
The system utilizes Avalanche’s subnet technology and cross-chain messaging to link local mobility platforms without hindering existing financial or legal regulations. It paves the way for second-hand cars, commercial fleets and new mobility ventures to raise funds across borders.
Potential applications include financing EV rollouts in developing countries, launching autonomous taxi networks, generating revenue from vehicles from grid systems, and streamlining ESG-friendly logistics. In all cases, Mont acts as a neutral trust layer that smooths the path of due diligence, reduces exposure to risk and reduces capital costs.
Toyota Blockchain Labs revealed that Mon is not a closed-off system. It is built as an open protocol. The lab emphasized working with standard groups and high-tech collaborators to bring the concept closer to real-world use.

