Building theNew Economy of Movement

MOBI MembershipBenefits
Organizations of all sizes, industries, and global regions are joining MOBI to share expertise, define industry standards, and improve the sustainability, efficiency, and accessibility of mobility services and IoT commerce around theworld.

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New Economy of Movement
MOBI officially launched in May 2018 and released its first standard, Vehicle Identity (MOBI VID) the following year. Since its launch,
MOBI has formed nine working groups, released 16 standards, andlaunched the DRIVES Program to ideate and demonstrate MOBI
Standards to extend multiparty value chains in a decentralized
ecosystem. MOBI and its members are creating blockchain-based
standards and building the Web3 digital infrastructure to identify
vehicles, people, businesses, and MOBI Trusted Trip, with the goalof making transportation more efficient, equitable, decentralized,and sustainable.
The MOBI community is made up of over 100 organizations from allover the world, covering a range of industries and specialties, including governmental, academic, and private sector thought leadersand subject matter experts. Funded and directed by its members,
MOBI is a nonprofit consortium that is technology, blockchain, andprotocol agnostic.

MOBI Battery Initiative
MOBI Battery Initiative focuses shared efforts on building a comprehensive framework to improve sustainability and visibility inthe global battery value chain. The Battery Initiative is composed ofmembers from the DRIVES Program, Supply Chain Working Group,and Electric Vehicle Grid Integration Working Group.

DRIVES Contributors: AAIS, Accenture, Anritsu, ASJade Tech, Arxum,Aucnet, AWS, Blockedge, BMW, Cara7, CarIQ, CEVT, DENSO, Ford,GM, Henshin Group, Hitachi, Honda, IoTeX, ITI, ITOCHU, Kaula Lab,Mazda, Nissan, NuCypher, ParkMyFleet, peaq, Orico, R3, Reply, State
Farm, Stellantis, Toyota Industries Corporation, Traent, USAA, andVitesco.

MOBI Technology Stack (MTS)All MOBI members come together for MTS meetings to discuss overall progress and strategies for MOBI’s initiatives (working groups,standards, pilots, Citopia, and the ITN).
All MOBI members are invited to join bi-weekly and monthly MTS
calls.

Vehicle Identity (VID) I & IIThe VID Working Groups aim to define a vehicle’s Self-Sovereign Digital Twin™, providing the necessary bridge to the physical asset thatallows vehicle owners and users to manage access control, confirm
ownership history, log key life events, and interact with the vehicle
in the connected mobility ecosystem. MOBI VID is currently being
leveraged in Citopia pilots as part of the DRIVES Program.

VID I White Paper
VID I Technical Specifications
VID II Use Cases & Business Requirements

MOBI Battery Identification Number (BIN) TechnicalSpecifications
Battery State of Health (SOH) Business White Paper
EV Battery State of Health (SOH) Value Chain Map

DRIVES Program

VID II Ref. Implementation Architecture

VID Contributors: Groupe Renault, Ford, Accenture, AIOI Insurance,AWS, Autodata Group, Bosch, BMW, Car IQ, Car Vertical, Cerebri AI,CEVT, Cognizant, ConsenSys, CPChain, DENSO, DMX, DLT Labs, GM,Hitachi America Ltd., Honda, Hyperledger, IBM, IOTA, KAR Auction
Services, Luxoft, MintBit, Nara Institute, Netsol Tech, Oaken Innovations, On The Road Lending, Ownum, Quantstamp, Reply, Trusted
IoT Alliance, USAA, and Xapix.

The DRIVES Program is developing standards and evaluating thebenefits, costs, and feasibility of multiparty applications relating tovehicle identity (VID). The DRIVES Program works on use cases suchas BIN, SOH, and Maintenance & Repair. The first pilot developed in
the DRIVES Program was the Citopia for EV pilot in 2021. The working group is currently working on a Maintenance & Repair Sub-Wallet pilot and conducting battery SOH state-of-the-art research.

MOBI Trusted Trip Credential: Business Requirements & Technical Specifications
Vehicle/Parts Maintenance and Repair Sub-WalletUse Cases & Business Requirements

Mobility Insurance (MI) I & II
The MI Working Group I defined a framework with appropriate identity, data, and permissioning proceeds to enable secure data sharing
and consumption for marginal cost pricing of usage-based mobility
services, including insurance. MI Working Group II is launching in Q1
2023 to expand and build on the work done by the first iteration ofthe working group.
MI Contributors: AAIS, Accenture, Achmea, Arxum, AIOI USA, Anritsu, ASJade Tech, Aucnet, AWS, Blockedge, BMW, Cara7, CarIQ.
Cerebri AI, CEVT, Cognizant, ConsenSys, DENSO, Deon Digital, DMX,Ford, GM, Henshin Group, Hitachi, Honda, IBM, IoTeX, ITI, ITOCHU,© 2023 MOBI — Membership Benefits

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Protocol, Orico, On the Road Lending, ParkMyFleet, peaq, Quantstamp, R3, Groupe Renault, Reply, RouteOne, R3, Stellantis, StateFarm, Streamr, Swiss Re, Toyota Industries Corporation, TQ Tezos,USAA, USC, Vitesco, Volkswagen, and ZF.

easier and more transparent for lenders, manufacturers, dealers,and consumers by exploring the use of blockchain and secure decentralized databases in the vehicle finance lifecycle. The FSSC Working
Group is spearheading pilots focused on dealer floorplan auditing(zero-knowledge proof of location verification) and registration &titling.

Electric Vehicle Grid Integration(EVGI) I & II
The EVGI Working Group I defined the interoperable systems necessary for public and private stakeholders to better manage the gridload, calculate carbon offsets, and generate carbon credits, facilitating the implementation of P2P services. EVGI Working Group II
launched in Q3 2022 to reevaluate initial EVGI standards and workon pilots, including Vehicle-to-Building communication for charging
and storage.
EVGI Business White Paper
EVGI Technical Specifications

EVGI Contributors: Honda, GM, Accenture, Anritsu, ASJade, AWS,Cognizant, CPChain, DENSO, DOVU, Ford, Henshin Group, Hitachi,Honda, IBM, IOTA, ITOCHU, KAR Auction Services, KoinEarth, peaq,PG&E, Politecnico di Torino, ParkMyFleet, R3, Spherity, Stellantis,
Swedish Blockchain Association, and Vitesco.

FSSC Business White Paper
FSSC Technical Specifications

FSSC Contributors: Accenture, Altaventure, Amazon Web Services,BMW Bank, CEVT, Connections Insights, CO-OP Financial Services,ConsenSys, D.E. Consulting, DMI, Ford Credit, Global Debt Registry,
GM Financial, Honda, IOTA, Itochu, Nissan Motor Acceptance Company, NADA, On the Road Lending, Orrick, Quant Network, Quantstamp, Reply, RouteOne, Stellantis Financial Services, Southeast
Toyota Finance, Spring Free EV, Tezos Foundation, Toyota Industries
Corporation, and USAA.

Supply Chain (SC) I & II
The SC Working Group I aimed to improve the manufacturing process and move parts around the world efficiently and transparently
using blockchain and DLT. SC Working Group II is working on standards and pilots for battery supply chain traceability, sustainability
requirements, and EU battery passport mandate compliance.

Connected Mobility Data
Marketplace (CMDM)
The CMDM Working Group aimed to enable the creation of a privacy-preserving mobility data marketplace by defining core services,
logical schemas, and sensor identity/ownership certificates forV2X data exchange, geo-location cross validation, multimodal
trip planning, and autonomous vehicle coordination.

CMDM Business White Paper

SC Use Cases and Business Requirements
SC Reference Implementation ArchitectureSC Contributors: BMW, Ford, Accenture, AIOI, Anritsu, Arxum, ASJade Tech, Aucnet, AutoData Group, AWS, Blockedge, BMW, CEVT,Dana, DENSO, DLT Labs, DMX, Fifth-9, Hitachi, Honda, IBM, IOTA,ITOCHU, Marelli, Mazda, Nara Institute, Politecnico Di Torino, ParkyMyFleet, Quantstamp, R3, Reply, Stellantis, Southeast Toyota Finance, SyncFab, State Farm, Thirdware, TICO, and Vinturas.

CMDM Technical Specifications

Citopia
CMDM Members: GM, DENSO, Accenture, AMO Labs, CEVT, Cognizant, Constellation Labs, Continental, CPChain, DENSO, DMX, Fifth-9,Filament, Ford, IBM, NuCypher, Ocean Protocol, Reply, RouteOne,ShareRing, Swedish Blockchain Association, and Toyota InsuranceManagement Solution (TIMS).

Finance, Securitization,and Smart Contracts (FSSC)
The FSSC Working Group aims to make the vehicle finance process© 2023 MOBI — Membership Benefits•

Web3 trusted identity, location, and business automation infrastructure launched by MOBI•A secure virtual business network with machine readable, zero-trust, privacy preserving, and provably correct businesstransactions using W3C Verifiable Credentials (VCs) with Zero-Knowledge (ZK) cryptography without the need for centralized certificate authorities•Network built on top of the ITN for increased security, interoperability (technology + vendor agnostic), and lower cost3

Citopia vinTRAK
Citopia vinTRAK combines blockchain, self-sovereign identity, andzero-knowledge proof technology to support the creation of scalable, multiparty Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) applications for seamlesszero trust business automation, including usage-based insurance,road usage charging, emissions tracking, congestion management,and more.
Citopia partsTRAK
Citopia partsTRAK leverages blockchain, self-sovereign identity, andzero-knowledge proof technology to support the creation of multiparty track-and-trace applications for global battery passports,
maintenance & recall traceability, and ethical/sustainable sourcing
for more transparent and resilient global value chains.
Citopia MaaS
Citopia MaaS provides a seamless travel ecosystem offering oneclick search, booking, and ticketing across different transit modes,
providing an efficient end-to-end experience and eliminating theneed for multiple logins, user cards, apps, and payment methods.
Users on Citopia MaaS have full control over who sees their data,
how much data is shared, and how that data is used.

•Federated certificate authority for IoT, eCommerce, and business automation as a global trust anchor

MoCos
MOBI Colloquiums (MoCos) explore the convergence of AI, IoT,
blockchain, mobility, and smart cities to build the minimum viable
ecosystem for connected ecosystem & IoT commerce by fostering
creative and professional growth alike. MoCos are the premier destinations for discovery. We provide opportunities for global professionals at every level to participate, learn, and network.

MoCoLA23: 13-14 June 2023
MoCoLA23 registration is now open!

Register to save your spot and witness the cutting-edge tech and growing momentum behind
our Web3 community:

Explore: Pilots Using Citopia andthe ITN•

MOBI is demonstrating Citopia and the ITN in a number of pilot
projects alongside our global community of members and nodeoperators.

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dive into our cross-industry Standards including theMOBI Battery Initiative.

for supply chain track-and-trace, Dealer Floorplan Audit using Citopia vinTRAK’s zero-knowledge proof ofEV Reservation, Charging, & Payment; State of Health Tracking; and Emissions Reporting
Vehicle CO2 Emissions Self-Reporting — Joint Pilot with theEuropean Commission

vehicle location, Road Usage Charging, and more.
•Discover the latest innovations and collaboration opportunities from MOBI members around the globe.

•Learn how your organization can enter new markets
by building Web3 multiparty applications on Citopia
and the ITN to share data securely and privately, au-

EV Battery Supply Chain Track-and-Trace

tomate business transactions, and seamlessly manage
your assets.

In Progress:Citopia vinTRAK — Dealer Floorplan Audit
Citopia MaaS for Multimodal Trip Planning, Booking, and Payment — Transit IDEA Award

Integrated Trust Network (ITN)•

Decentralized digital infrastructure•First cross industry Web3 infrastructure for trusted, self-sovereign identity backed by global consortia (MOBI, MEF, and AAIS)•W3C Decentralized Identifiers		(DIDs)© 2023 MOBI — Membership Benefits

Learn how Citopia and the ITN enable cross-bordercompliant applications such as the Battery Passport

Completed:bility, scalability, and extensibility

Explore the latest Working Groups innovations andstandard for interopera-•

Incorporate Zero Trust security and data privacy compliance for your products.

•Attend a hands-on workshop and learn how to build dApps
on the MOBI Web3 Infrastructure (MEMBERS ONLY)

Community Innovation Lecture
SeriesOur lecture series is a platform for members to share their innovative research and solutions for the transportation ecosystem. Past
topics include data monetization, autonomous vehicles, and supply
chain management, among many others. The lectures are free andopen to the public. Recordings are available on our website after theevent takes place.
Email MOBI Communications Manager
Grace Pulliam (grace@dlt.mobi) to learn more!

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