Quests pay Mobs. Mobs unlock perks.
Mobiux is a loyalty club that runs inside Telegram. You set a quest, your community completes it, and Mobs land in their wallet — ready to spend on the perks you offer.
No commitment — we reply within two working days.
- Runs inside Telegram
- No app to install
- Built for the EU
- 01Quest completed
- 02Verified automatically
- 03+50 Mobs
- 04Perk unlocked
This is the whole thing
No dashboard to learn and nothing to install. Members join from a Telegram link and everything happens in the chat they already use.
01
Find a quest
Open quests, each showing what it pays and how it is checked. Filter by Telegram, quiz, or proof.
02
Get verified
Join a channel and membership is confirmed automatically. No screenshots, no manual review.
03
Watch the balance grow
Mobs are credited instantly. Every quest reward and perk purchase appears in the ledger.
04
Spend on perks
A perk you cannot afford yet names the gap and offers a quest to close it.
One loop, and it closes
Mobiux is named after the Möbius strip — a surface you can travel without ever reaching an end. That is the shape of the product: every reward earned is a reason to come back.
- 01
You set a quest
Pick a template — join a Telegram channel, or a quiz you write. Set what it pays and how many people can take it.
- 02
It verifies itself
Channel membership is checked against Telegram directly, and retried for hours if the answer is not immediate. Quizzes are graded the moment they are submitted.
- 03
Mobs are credited
The reward lands in the member's wallet straight away, with a ledger entry naming the quest it came from.
- 04
They spend it with you
Mobs buy the perks you publish: a private group invite, a discount code, an event invitation, or gated content. Then the loop starts again.
Verification retries5s · 30s · 5m · 1h · 6h
Two kinds of quest, four kinds of perk
Deliberately small. Everything listed here works today and is verified end to end — we would rather ship four solid perk types than claim forty.
Quests
Telegram join
Reward members for joining your channel or group. Membership is confirmed with Telegram directly — no screenshots to collect or trust.
Quiz
Three to ten questions, single or multiple choice. You set the pass mark, the time per question and how many retries are allowed.
Proof
For anything that cannot be checked by machine, members submit proof and you approve or reject it. Rewards release when you do.
Perks
Private invite
A members-only Telegram group.
Discount code
Sell promo codes for Mobs.
Event invitation
Invite members to something real.
Gated content
Files served through expiring private links.
Run a loyalty club without building one
If you already have an audience on Telegram, you have everything you need. Publish a quest, publish a perk, and the loop runs itself.
Meet people where they already are
No install, no signup form, no separate app to market. Members arrive from a link and are signed in by Telegram.
Engagement you do not have to police
Telegram actions are verified against the platform itself, so the reward only fires when the thing actually happened.
Decide what your rewards are worth
You price your own perks in Mobs and keep what members spend. Publish, pause or edit whenever you like.
Live the same day
Pick a template, fill in three fields, publish. There is no integration and nothing to connect.
Why loyalty, and why now
As of 2025
- 5–25×
- more expensive to acquire a customer than to retain one
- Harvard Business Review
- ~9%
- annual growth in European loyalty programmes, 2024–2028
- Industry research
- ~4.8×
- average ROI reported by European programme owners
- Antavo
Industry data — not Mobiux results.
Where we actually are
Mobiux is early. We are onboarding our first partners by hand, which means you get direct help setting up and real influence over what we build next. What we do not have yet: a self-serve brand dashboard, POS or e-commerce integrations, and campaign analytics beyond basic counts. We would rather tell you that now than after you have signed up.
Get paid for things you were doing anyway
Join a channel, take a quiz, invite a friend. Mobs arrive instantly and buy perks from the creators you follow.
How Mobs arrive
- 01
A bonus for joining
The earlier you join, the larger it is — the first 100 members get 10,000 Mobs.
- 02
A daily check-in
Starts at 20 Mobs and grows every consecutive day, up to 1,000. Miss a day and it resets.
- 03
One spin a day
Between 10 and 250 Mobs, with a rare 1,000 (0.05%) at the top end.
- 04
Invite a friend
Both of you earn. Milestones at 1 and 10 invites pay 50 and 2,000 Mobs.
- 05
Complete quests
The creator sets the reward. It is shown before you start.
What Mobs are for
Perks, published by the creators you follow: a private group, a discount code, an event invitation, or content behind a link. Every perk shows its price in Mobs before you commit.
Signed in by Telegram. Nothing to install.
Mobs are credit, not currency
Mobs are the points inside Mobiux. You earn them from quests, or top up if you would rather not wait, and you spend them on perks. That is the whole scope.
What Mobs are
- Earned from quests, streaks, referrals and the daily spin
- Spent on perks, priced by whoever published them
- Toppable inside Telegram, or with TON
- Credited instantly, with every movement in a ledger you can read
What Mobs are not
- Not a cryptocurrency — there is no token and no contract
- Not tradeable — there is no external market or exchange
- Not cashable — Mobs cannot be withdrawn for money
- Not an investment — they do not appreciate and are not sold as an asset
Closed-loop by design. It keeps the product simple to use and simple to regulate.
Specifics, not badges
Claims we can point at code for. We have left out the ones we cannot.
No passwords to lose
Sign-in is handled by Telegram and cryptographically verified on our side. We never see a password because there isn't one.
A payment cannot be counted twice
Each TON transaction is recorded by its hash as a primary key, in the same database transaction that moves the balance. Replaying it is not possible.
Only the server credits money
A client can report that it paid, and that only updates what it sees. Balances move when a background watcher confirms the payment on-chain.
Less data, by default
Perk view analytics store a hashed IP, never the address itself. Analytics and marketing scripts stay off until you opt in.
Private content stays private
Gated files are served through signed links that expire.
Everything is logged
Rewards, verifications and payments leave an audit trail, pruned on a schedule by severity.
30d · 60d · 90d · 180d
Built for the EU
We are setting up in the Netherlands, under DNB and AFM oversight, and deliberately kept Mobs closed-loop so the product stays inside consumer-credit rules rather than crypto ones. Analytics load only after consent, and we collect as little as the features allow.
Frequently asked questions
Including the answers that are not flattering.
A loyalty club that runs inside Telegram. Creators and brands publish quests — join a channel, take a quiz — and members who complete them earn Mobs. Mobs buy perks that the same creators publish: private group invites, discount codes, event invitations, or gated content.
Anyone with an audience on Telegram who wants to reward it: creators, community owners, and small brands. Members are the people in those communities. If your customers are not on Telegram, Mobiux is not the right tool yet.
Nothing to publish quests and perks during early access. We are onboarding first partners by hand and have not set pricing, because we would rather learn what the product is worth to you first. When we do introduce pricing, existing partners will hear it from us before it changes.
Points inside Mobiux, and nothing more. Members earn them from quests, streaks, referrals and a daily spin, or top up inside Telegram or with TON. They spend them on perks. Mobs are not a cryptocurrency: there is no token, no contract, no exchange, and no way to cash out. That is a deliberate design decision — it keeps the product simple and keeps it clear of crypto regulation.
It depends on the type. For Telegram channel and group quests we ask Telegram directly whether the member joined, and keep retrying for several hours if the answer is not immediate — so no screenshots and no manual approval. Quizzes are graded the moment they are submitted, against the pass mark you set. For anything else, members submit proof and you approve or reject it yourself.
Something not answered here?
Email us and a person will reply. We are small enough that this is still true.