Mova Launches Mars Testnet With 110547 TPS and Built-In Compliance Modules

In August 2025, Mova, a next-generation public blockchain designed for high performance, institutional-grade trust, and a modular architecture, officially launched its first testnet, “Mars,” now available to developers and node operators globally. This milestone represents a key step in Mova’s mission to provide production-ready, compliant blockchain infrastructure [1].

The Mova testnet introduces a novel “one-click compliant asset issuance” capability, supporting the deployment of Tokens, NFTs, and RWAs with built-in compliance mechanisms. These include account labelling, KYC/AML transaction policies, and fully traceable on-chain audits. This feature positions Mova among the first modular public blockchains to embed compliance modules directly into its base-layer architecture, aiming to strengthen the link between traditional finance and Web3 [1].

The “Mars” testnet offers a comprehensive set of functionalities for global users, including wallet creation, transfers, and balance queries; a faucet to claim test tokens; real-time block explorer access; node deployment testing for community, validator, and audit nodes; and compliance module demonstrations [1].

Performance benchmarks, conducted in a standard AWS public data centre environment, highlight the testnet’s robust capabilities. In high-intensity stress tests, the Mova team recorded a single-chain peak transaction speed of 110,547 TPS with an average of 100,108 TPS, maintaining a zero error rate under high concurrency. Finality was achieved in under 1.5 seconds, with consistent block production and stable latency across multi-region consensus. Resource utilisation remained efficient, with CPU usage below 85%, memory below 70%, and storage I/O latency at millisecond levels [1].

Network stability over 30 consecutive days was 99.99%, with no significant node downtime. A parallel execution engine further enhanced performance, achieving average response times under 1ms for multi-contract deployments and calls [1].

Mova highlights the testnet phase as crucial for validating technical performance and ecosystem mechanisms. The team plans to introduce testnet reward programmes for developers, node operators, and users, aiming to drive active participation in refining the platform’s modular, compliance-ready infrastructure. A dedicated community campaign for the “Mars” testnet is also in preparation, offering generous incentives to engage participants [1].

Users are encouraged to claim test tokens, explore the testnet’s features, and prepare for upcoming initiatives. The launch of “Mars” underscores Mova’s focus on building a scalable, secure, and compliant blockchain infrastructure tailored for institutional adoption [1].

Source: [1] Mova “Mars” Testnet Officially Launches — Achieving Breakthroughs in Both Performance and Compliance (https://www.newsbtc.com/press-releases/mova-mars-testnet-officially-launches-achieving-breakthroughs-in-both-performance-and-compliance/)