
With the SCF Build Award, we will integrate Stellar into Mobula by developing a comprehensive data indexing and API suite tailored for the Stellar ecosystem.
Indexing Stellar’s blockchain: Capturing transactions, asset movements, and Soroban smart contract interactions in real-time.
Structured and easily accessible data: Reducing complexity for developers to retrieve on-chain data.
Comprehensive API services: Providing seamless access to transaction history, account states, token metadata, and Soroban contract execution data.
Market and asset data aggregation: Enabling tracking of liquidity pools, swaps, and DEX activity within Stellar.
Enhancing accessibility for Stellar developers: Enabling better DeFi applications, analytics services, and financial tools.
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$122.0K
Developer adoption: Measured through API usage and project integrations.
Improved Stellar data accessibility: Enabling better financial applications, DeFi platforms, and analytics tools.
Market expansion: Offering an alternative data provider in the Stellar ecosystem.
Long-term impact: Sustained API growth, key partnerships, and increased Stellar-based development.
Existing API suite integration: Providing Stellar endpoints directly to Mobula users.
Targeted communication campaign: Outreach via social media, blogs, and developer forums.
Comprehensive documentation: Ensuring easy integration for developers.
Engagement with Stellar dev community: Showcasing the benefits of our Stellar integration.
Strategic collaborations: Partnering with Stellar-based projects for visibility.
Several companies rely on our services and technology, with most operating under SLA. We have established strong, long-term relationships with them, including GraphLink, Unity Chain Inc (DBA SupraOracles) and Chainlink Labs Data Inc. While the details of these agreements are protected under Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreements, we can disclose that these partnerships generate over $500,000 in net annual revenue. Others include, Fasttoken BVI INC (Bahamut), Alvey Chain DAO, Match Networks Ltd (Matchain) and more.
Beyond SLAs, developers subscribe to paid plans to power their applications. Their billing is managed through Stripe.
Here is an overview of our Stripe statements for 2024: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RJ2V0hMj2J9Rtvucp_Puiw-nF5VdSKfc
In Q3 2024, our revenue grew 70% in 5 months, rising from $235k to $400k ARR, building on Q2’s 113% growth. This year, we scaled from $10k ARR to $110k in Q1, $230k in Q2, and now $500k.
In coming months, this growth is set to accelerate further as we have consolidated our relationship with Supra by becoming their default data provider on the Supra mainnet. We are also expanding our Chainlink partnership with a new data feed project, negotiating to onboard 5+ long-tail chains on paid plans, and targeting 10–15 additional applications to join our paid plans.
You can further verify our traction on the following document: Mobula labs - Analytics
Brief Description
We will develop a high-performance Stellar blockchain indexer that processes transactions, asset movements, and Soroban smart contract interactions in real-time.
The indexer will be optimized for speed and efficiency, ensuring structured and easily accessible data for developers.
How to Measure Completion
Core indexer functionalities implemented: Transaction tracking, asset transfers, and contract execution indexing.
Internal tests completed: Indexer successfully retrieves and structures Stellar data.
Technical architecture report delivered: Outlines design, database schema, and optimization strategies.
Code repository published on GitHub, including initial documentation.
Estimated Completion: April 21, 2025
Budget: $26,000
Brief Description
We will begin development of the Stellar API suite, which will provide structured access to Stellar’s transaction history, account states, and asset metadata.
This API will serve as the foundation for seamless integration into applications requiring Stellar-based data.
How to Measure Completion
Initial API endpoints implemented: Transactions, account balances, and asset metadata retrieval.
API tested in a standalone environment, ensuring correct data responses.
Early-stage documentation provided, including usage guides and examples.
First developer feedback collected, assessing usability and potential improvements.
Estimated Completion: May 17, 2025
Budget: $20,000
Brief Description
We will deploy the indexer on Stellar’s testnet and conduct extensive testing to ensure reliability and scalability. This includes validating data consistency, optimizing performance, and refining the indexing pipeline.
How to Measure Completion
Successful deployment on Stellar testnet, with live indexing of testnet transactions.
Performance benchmarks established, measuring indexing speed and accuracy.
Error handling and failure recovery mechanisms tested.
Public technical documentation published, enabling developers to understand and use the indexer.
Estimated Completion: June 21, 2025
Budget: $26,000
Brief Description
We will expand the API suite to include historical data queries, token metadata aggregation, and live transaction tracking. This phase will also involve opening API access to early adopters for feedback collection.
How to Measure Completion
New API endpoints added: historical transaction lookups, token liquidity insights, and contract interaction data.
Live API documentation updated, providing clear integration instructions.
Early developer access granted, collecting usage feedback and bug reports.
API stability tested on Stellar testnet, ensuring minimal downtime.
Estimated Completion: July 17, 2025
Budget: $20,000
Brief Description
We will deploy the final version of our Stellar indexer and API suite on the mainnet, ensuring stability, resilience, and high availability. This will include additional optimizations and security enhancements.
How to Measure Completion
Indexer running on Stellar mainnet, processing real-time transactions and contract interactions.
API endpoints fully operational, providing accurate and up-to-date Stellar data.
Final performance optimization implemented, reducing response times.
Robust monitoring system set up, ensuring uptime and reliability.
Estimated Completion: August 26, 2025
Budget: $30,000
Mobula’s core team consists of five members, each bringing strong expertise in blockchain, backend, full-stack development, and operations:
Sacha Marcus, CEO of Mobula, left high school at 17 to launch Mobula Labs. He led the development of Mobula, a blockchain API layer integrated with 35+ blockchains and used by hundreds of projects, including Supra, Chainlink, Optimism, and Vanar. Before that, he founded StaySAFU, the first security scanner adopted by over 10 universities and DeFi tools.
Teo Constant, an experienced backend developer, has worked as a freelancer and contributed to StaySAFU, a Web3 security initiative. At Mobula, he plays a crucial role across the entire tech stack, from backend and frontend to architecture design. His proficiency with various development tools enhances system efficiency and accelerates deployment. Adaptable and fully engaged, he actively contributes to Mobula’s scalability and reliability.
Christian Ogoubiyi, formerly a freelancer and StaySAFU contributor, now leads operations at Mobula. His deep Web3 knowledge, combined with expertise in administrative, financial, and managerial processes, allows him to provide strategic oversight across key operational functions. Highly versatile and dedicated, he refines Mobula’s internal organization, ensuring efficiency, stability, and long-term growth.
Sanjayshanmugam S K is a full-stack developer specializing in software architecture, blockchain integration, and multichain solutions. Proficient in TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, Web3, and DevOps on GCP and Azure, he brings two years of experience, including one at Mobula. He designed the Mobula Multichain Explorer, developed advanced blockchain position tracking tools (Alephium, DeFi), and optimized Chainlink price feed integration. His expertise in cross-chain transactions and scalable infrastructures strengthens Mobula’s innovation and technical resilience.
Sacha Delhoux, in his twenties, is a specialist in market data aggregation, backend development, and the Solana ecosystem, with three years of experience. He has contributed to major projects such as Ennea, Genezys, PlayBones, and Famous Foxes, as well as personal ventures like OnCom, a Web3 social network. At Mobula, he spearheaded the Solana integration and is now working on XRPL and SUI, broadening the platform’s multichain reach. Skilled in TypeScript and Bun, he adds key technical expertise while fitting seamlessly into the team’s collaborative dynamic.

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