Moca Network Launched Blockchain Mainnet
Enterprises can now utilize decentralized identity verification for user data storage and in-game spending tracking.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Remote Work
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Moca Network has officially launched its layer-one blockchain designed for digital identity and privacy-preserving data management. The platform allows businesses, such as Delivery Hero, to verify customer data using methods like zero-knowledge proofs.
Why it matters
The network emerged to address the removal of third-party cookies and increasingly stringent global data privacy regulations. By leveraging this infrastructure, operators can maintain decentralized identity controls while meeting compliance mandates.
The platform supports data verification for various entities, currently serving firms like Delivery Hero to track spending data. The release follows the 43rd episode of The Starting Block podcast, which provided context on the network's adoption.
The players
Moca Network
A layer-one blockchain provider focused on digital identity and privacy-preserving data storage for enterprises and AI agents.
Delivery Hero
A global food delivery platform that utilizes digital verification methods to track in-game spending data.
Bitfinex Securities
A regulated capital raise and secondary market trading platform with operational licenses in El Salvador and the AIFC in Astana, Kazakhstan.
The details
Moca Network operates as a layer-one blockchain that grants users control over their data via private keys. Enterprises utilize the network for zero-knowledge proof, selective disclosure, and full disclosure methods to verify information without compromising sensitive user privacy. This allows businesses to store and share data across enterprise, human, and AI agent participants securely.
Timeline
The Moca Network mainnet officially launched on September 30, 2026.
The Future of Capital Markets Summit in Lugano is scheduled for October 22, 2026.
Market Landscape
The launch arrives as businesses scramble to adapt to the removal of third-party cookies by major browsers. It follows a pattern set by GDPR-style regulations, marking a broader industry shift toward blockchain-based digital identity solutions.
Operators managing user data should evaluate if decentralized identity protocols can lower their compliance burden under new privacy rules. Consider the shift away from third-party cookies as a structural change that necessitates upgrading your verification stack.
The takeaway
Moca Network provides a new technical path to resolve the conflict between personalized digital tracking and strict data privacy mandates. Operators should track enterprise adoption rates of the network to determine if it becomes a standard for managing verifiable user data.
What happens next
Bitfinex Securities will host the Future of Capital Markets Summit in Lugano on October 22, 2026.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Block.
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