Cambodian Tuk-Tuks Power New Tokenized Receivables Platform

MVL has introduced **Ambient Hailing**, a service that lets AI agents book real rides on behalf of users in New York (Throo) and Singapore (TADA). **How it works:** - Tell your AI agent your destination - Agent checks available rides, fares, and travel times - Review and approve the booking - Agent requests a driver and provides trip updates - Pay via registered card or USDC The service reduces app switching by handling ride requests through conversation. Payments are supported through existing TADA/Throo accounts or x402-based USDC. MVL plans to launch **Ambient Protocol**, a Layer-1 blockchain, in 2027. The existing MVL token will be rebranded as AMB following the mainnet launch. Try it at [hail.ambprotocol.com](https://hail.ambprotocol.com)

**Musubi A/R has launched its live beta**, enabling users to purchase tokenized mobility receivables using Base USDC. The platform connects real-world vehicle lease contracts from active drivers in emerging markets with onchain finance. Users can: - Review active receivable listings with disclosed terms - Purchase tokenized receivables starting from 10 USDC - Monitor holdings through smart contracts - Redeem payments after the due date **How it works:** Capital backs vehicle lease contracts from working drivers. When drivers make payments, funds are settled onchain for redemption. **Credit structure includes:** - Physical EV assets as collateral - Real driver lease contracts - Third-party guarantee support - Smart contract settlement logic Built by MVL Group, which operates TADA ride-hailing and ONiON Mobility EV services across Southeast Asia, the platform aims to give stablecoins practical utility beyond trading. The beta represents a working implementation of RWA infrastructure, not a concept. All contract information, ownership status, and transaction history are managed onchain. **Try the platform:** [musubi.fi/ar-service](https://musubi.fi/ar-service)

**MVL's Throo App Challenges Uber-Lyft Duopoly** Throo, a new ride-hailing app from MVL, has gained attention in The New York Times for its zero-commission model in NYC. The platform has already attracted over 50,000 drivers. **Key Features:** - Zero commission for drivers - Lower fares for riders - Built on TADA's technology with 150M+ rides globally This launch follows MVL's Musubi A/R release and represents the group's continued expansion in mobility services. [Read the full NYT story](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/25/nyregion/uber-lyft-competitor-throo.html) [Official announcement](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/throo-launches-in-new-york-city-with-lower-fares-for-riders-and-zero-commission-for-drivers-302815318.html)

**Musubi A/R introduces emerging-market mobility receivables** as a new real-world asset (RWA) category, expanding beyond the typical Treasury bonds, real estate, and money market instruments most users encounter. **Key points:** - Traditional RWA products focus on developed-market assets - Musubi A/R offers exposure to mobility receivables from emerging markets - Represents a different asset class with distinct risk characteristics - Provides diversification opportunity for investors familiar with Treasury-backed tokens This development opens a new lane in the RWA market, allowing users to explore asset-backed tokens tied to transportation and mobility services in developing economies. The risk-return profile differs significantly from government-backed securities, requiring investors to evaluate emerging-market exposure alongside traditional RWA holdings.