Mobazha Decentralized Marketplace
Open, self-hostable commerce for independent stores
What it does
Mobazha is an open-source fork of OpenBazaar for selling products and skills without giving a central platform control of your store, identity, data, or customer relationships. Use Cloud Beta or run your own Node. Buyers can pay with supported crypto or fiat methods. Independent operators control their stores and data; Mobazha does not hold a central merchant balance or arbitrarily shut down self-hosted stores. Commerce rebuilt around privacy, ownership, and clear terms.
Create your own store in 30 seconds. Accept supported crypto payments. Self-host or choose managed services on clear terms.
Create a managed store or run the open-source Community software yourself. Keep your data portable and review applicable costs before you transact. Publish a branded market, carry one real order through, and see the same order attributed with an estimated operator share. Sign up, pick a name, and choose your currency. Done in 30 seconds — or self-host on your own server. List your products with photos, pricing, and shipping options. AI can help write descriptions. Your store opens as a Telegram Mini App . Drop the link in any chat, group, or channel — buyers check out without leaving the app. Start with the current Cloud Beta or run the open-source Community software yourself.…from mobazha.org
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