An important moment is approaching as Sallar prepares to exit beta and enter the next stage. As part of this process, we will temporarily suspend the Sallar Network in 24 hours and begin migrating our services, backend systems, and databases from external cloud providers to infrastructure operating on the Sallar Network. The migration is expected to take approximately two weeks.
Once completed, the Sallar Network and nearly 95% of our services will operate on our own infrastructure instead of relying on external server providers. It is rare for a project to operate its network, services, backend systems, and databases on infrastructure powered by its own network. Using external cloud platforms is standard practice in the IT industry, but it also creates dependence on their policies, pricing, and availability. Sallar has followed an independence first approach from the beginning. We are a project built without venture capital shaping our direction, and this migration extends that principle to the technological foundation of the project.
This migration is one of the biggest technical milestones in Sallar’s development and an important part of ending the beta period. All core services have also been rewritten in Rust, making Rust the foundation of Sallar’s backend infrastructure. This brings us closer to the vision we have pursued from the start. We have not wasted the time spent building Sallar. We have been creating the systems and foundations that prepared us for what comes next. The period ahead will be intensive and full of new developments. After exiting beta, we will have much more to reveal.
Until now, Sallar App has not been available as a dedicated iOS app. Apple’s platform environment creates specific requirements for apps that rely on background activity, so Sallar had to approach the iOS version differently. Instead of forcing the same model across every platform, we worked on a practical compromise between Apple’s requirements and Sallar’s goal of reaching users on Apple mobile devices in a compliant and usable way.
This submission is part of a broader move toward the largest mobile app distribution platforms. The mobile versions have been prepared with platform expectations in mind, including user experience, compliance, product clarity, and review readiness.
Sallar App has now been submitted to the Apple App Store, starting the review path for the iOS version of the product. If approved, the app may become available through Apple’s native distribution channel, giving iPhone users a direct and familiar way to access Sallar from their mobile devices.
This is important because Sallar App has so far been reached mainly through the website. App Store distribution can create a more natural entry point for iOS users: they can find the app through store search, install it directly, manage updates in the usual Apple environment, and return to the product from the same place they already use for trusted everyday applications.
The main value of this submission is distribution, accessibility, and user confidence. The App Store can help Sallar reach people beyond Web3 native audiences, including users who are already comfortable with mobile apps, digital accounts, subscriptions, payments, and practical online services, but who may not actively follow blockchain or DePIN ecosystems.
Over the past months, the app has been refined across structure, performance, interface clarity, and mobile usability. These improvements were made to support a smoother mobile experience and to prepare Sallar for review across major app distribution platforms, where Web3 related products are often reviewed with additional caution because of the nature of the sector.
The next steps now depend on Apple’s review process, potential approval, broader exposure, user installs, feedback, and continued delivery of practical utility inside the Sallar ecosystem.
For iOS users, the goal is simple: make access to Sallar possible through the mobile environment they already trust, without changing the practical direction of the product.
Sallar App has been officially submitted to Google Play. This means the app has now entered the Google Play review process and, if approved, may become available through one of the most widely used mobile distribution channels for Android users.
Until now, Sallar App has been accessed mainly through the website. Google Play can give the product a much stronger mobile entry point, users can discover it through app store search, install it directly on their phones, receive updates in a familiar way, and return to the app from the same environment they already use for everyday mobile products.
The value of this submission is mainly about exposure and accessibility. Google Play gives access to a broader audience than Web3 native channels alone. It can place Sallar App in front of Android users who may not actively follow blockchain ecosystems, but who are already used to mobile apps, digital accounts, payments, app based services, and infrastructure tools.
It is a step toward making Sallar App easier to find, easier to install, and easier to use from a standard mobile environment.
Over the past months, the app has been improved across product structure, performance, interface clarity, and mobile usability. The Google Play submission reflects that preparation and opens the path to wider distribution if the review process is completed successfully.
The app has now been submitted after being adjusted to meet the requirements of major app distribution platforms, which often approach Web3 products with additional caution due to the specific nature of the industry. The next value will come from the review process, approval, exposure, user installs, feedback, and the continued delivery of practical utility.
Brick by brick. The future belongs to those who build with discipline, act with courage, and let results speak. Builders shape the future. Results secure peace.
Solana Mobile is the mobile layer of the Solana ecosystem, built for users, developers, and decentralized applications. One of its important elements is the Solana dApp Store, a Web3 version of the App Store or Google Play for on chain tools and blockchain based services.
Today, Sallar App was submitted to the Solana dApp Store.
This is an important step because, until now, Sallar App has been available exclusively through the website. Submission to the dApp Store opens the path to a new distribution channel, closer to mobile users and the Solana community.
Over the past months, we have been working to move Sallar App beyond basic availability and prepare it as a product ready for broader use. This process included product development, performance stabilization, structural improvements, and user experience refinement.
Solana dApp Store gives projects access to an audience that already uses blockchain based solutions. These are people active in the Solana ecosystem, familiar with on chain applications, wallets, payments, digital services, and decentralized infrastructure. For Sallar, this means a more relevant entry point into a market that is already close to the type of product we are building.
The significance of this step is not only about the submission itself. It is about moving from a web only model toward potential presence in a native mobile Web3 environment. The dApp Store can shorten the path between discovery and actual use, because users encounter the product directly in a place where they are already looking for blockchain applications.
For us, the most important point is that Sallar App is entering this process as a product we have been building consistently for a long time. This step may open new opportunities, but its real value will depend on execution, market reception, and the consistent delivery of utility to users.
Startup Incubation is one of the core pillars of the startup offer we are building inside the Sallar ecosystem 🐍
Its main use case is simple. A team already has an MVP, the product works, but market entry is still blocked by everything around it: payments, access, invoicing, onboarding, customer handling, and the first operating structure. At that stage, the problem is no longer product development. The problem is launch readiness. This is exactly where Startup Incubation comes in.
If your team has something real but would still need weeks or months to organize the commercial layer on its own, we provide a ready environment that allows you to start within days instead of building each part separately from zero. Onboarding from the moment of purchase is completed within 24 hours, and delivery is handled within up to 36 hours. The goal is clear: shorten the distance between having an MVP and putting it in front of the market.
If you want to see how this service is presented in our offer, you can check it directly here:
https://t.co/7RMi5yH2um
This service is built for teams that are stuck between product readiness and launch, for founders who want to validate demand faster, and for young organizations that need a cleaner operating setup around a working product. Instead of spending more time preparing the structure around the offer, they can move into real customer contact and test their assumptions earlier under real market conditions.
That is also where the broader Sallar ecosystem becomes an advantage. Teams entering through Startup Incubation can additionally access API-related and operational services that help strengthen the missing layers around the product. These are not the center of the offer here, but they matter because they make the launch path more complete and easier to execute in practice.
We are building Startup Incubation as a practical all-in-one entry point for ambitious teams that want to move from MVP to market in a faster and more organized way. Every team that onboards with us gets access to highly competitive pricing for this type of service, because the purpose is to reduce the barrier to launch, not add another heavy cost layer at the earliest stage.
If your MVP is ready but your launch structure is not, Startup Incubation is built for exactly that stage.
To review the service and talk through the best setup for your case, book an introductory meeting here:
https://t.co/cMNuZof62i
We will explain how the model works, what setup fits your case, and answer your questions directly.
Until now, our revenue has come mainly from B2B channels, which helped us build the foundation, develop the offer, and prepare the service layer in a more controlled way. But because Sallar is a community project, the natural long-term direction is broader access to end users. This means expanding the project into a structure that can serve individual users, teams, companies, and developers within one connected ecosystem.
Sallar is moving beyond the stage where the project existed mainly as a vision. Over the last year, we have worked to turn it into a real operating structure and prepare it for a broader commercial direction. The purpose of this stage is clear: Sallar is transitioning from a model based mainly on B2B activity toward a stronger B2C structure built around end users, recurring demand, and direct service adoption.
This is exactly why the Sallar Platform is becoming one of the core pillars of the project. It is not only a place where services are presented. It is the operating base through which Sallar organizes, delivers, and expands its offer in a clear, scalable, and commercially usable form.
Here is the link to the platform:
https://t.co/2GMVmjkc82
After the conference, we already have 11 clients for our services.
We will now begin to reveal the next layers of the ecosystem on a regular basis, starting with a comprehensive offer for startups and teams. The platform also creates a practical path for community led distribution, referrals, and participation in the growth of Sallar services. Every eligible participant can help sell the offers as a referrer and receive 15% of the subscription value each month for as long as the subscription remains active. Its role is not only to support adoption, but also to strengthen the structure around adoption and bring the offer closer to end users.
At the same time, every project trying to build something meaningful at this level carries serious risk. The higher the ambition, the smaller the margin for mistakes. Execution becomes harder, and market conditions can change faster than internal progress. We believe we have the competence to compete with strong startups in the markets we are entering, but the path ahead includes both opportunity and danger. This should be clear to the entire community.
Because of that, we are setting a clear operational target. Within six months of the release of the Sallar product platform, we need to reach at least 1,000 active subscriptions across the ecosystem. We treat this as a real threshold for expansion, validation, and continuation. It must be achieved through adoption, delivery, and market execution.
This is also why no team tokens will be touched until that threshold is reached, regardless of any unlock events. This condition is intended to show that our position remains tied to real results, real traction, and measurable market progress.
Council member who acquired Sallar through purchase has decided to lock 150 million tokens for 3 years.
The locked amount represents approximately 5.77% of the total supply. During the lock period, mining rewards will be increased through an additional bonus.
Confirmation:
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The Community Lock is an initiative proposed by the Sallar Council, based on voluntary decisions by holders who, like the Core Team, choose to lock their tokens at an early stage to support the project’s development and create stronger conditions for faster growth.
Based on the updated data (total supply: 2.6B), the current token distribution is as follows:
Council total: 1.81B tokens, representing 69.62% of the total supply.
Breakdown in descending order:
🐍 Council members (excluding team, liquidity pool, and reward wallet): 1.07B tokens, representing 41.15% of the total supply
🐍 Team: 0.60B tokens, representing 23.08% of the total supply
🐍 Liquidity pool (under our control): 0.13B tokens, representing 5.00% of the total supply
🐍 Reward wallet (under our control): 0.01B tokens, representing 0.38% of the total supply
🐍 Remaining outside the Council: 0.79B tokens, representing 30.38% of the total supply
This means that 69.62% of the total supply is currently held within the broader Council structure, while 30.38% remains outside of it.
Sallar was present at Next Block Expo 2026 in Warsaw, representing the community throughout a conference filled with meetings, promising new contacts, and strong support from dedicated community members. The team recorded countless interactions with people visiting the booth and held discussions with participants from across the global blockchain and technology space, positioning Sallar among the exhibitors that consistently attracted attention and curiosity.
A key part of our presence was the premiere presentation of Sallar’s subscription based service offering. These services were shown publicly for the first time during the conference. The offering included P2P payment systems, data processing and AI infrastructure, as well as services built for startups and digital systems. Instead of focusing on concepts, the team showed how these services work in practice and how they can function together as one system. This made conversations about real use cases, integrations, and actual demand more direct and concrete.
Compared to previous conferences, where Sallar was positioned more among junior exhibitors and the focus was mainly on presenting a vision and its future adoption, this time the focus was different. We showed how that vision has been turned into real services for individuals, developers, and companies. This marks a transition into a more advanced stage of the project. Previously, our positioning was largely defined by a B2B offering. Now, in a more demanding market environment, B2C adoption has become critical for the project, and the initial reception of the services we premiered confirms that this direction is promising. Thanks to all Sallar supporters who came with great energy and valuable input.
After the event, the focus is on following up with new contacts, organizing the next steps, and preparing wider access to the services that were presented. The feedback collected during the conference was clear and useful. It confirmed the direction and helped refine priorities for the next stage of the rollout.
Next Block Expo 2026 is one of the leading blockchain and Web3 events in Central and Eastern Europe. On March 24-25, the Sallar team will be present in Warsaw as an exhibitor, ready to make the most of the networking, visibility, and partnership opportunities this event creates.
🐍 When: March 24–25, 2026
🐍 Where: EXPO XXI, Ignacego Prądzyńskiego 12/14, Warsaw, Poland 🇵🇱
🐍 Ticket discount: use code SALLAR for 20% off tickets
@nextblockexpo is a strong opportunity to connect with industry leaders, explore the latest developments in blockchain, DeFi, AI, and Web3, and build valuable professional relationships in a direct business environment.
For Sallar, it is also an important public step in presenting the company, the platform, and the first B2C services in a clear and market ready form.
If you plan to attend NBX, this is a good moment to join us there. We look forward to meeting our supporters, connecting with new people, and building a stronger network around Sallar together.