Prepaid Miles give customers control over future transportation while connecting purchasing power with capacity planning and verified settlement.
BOYNTON BEACH, FL — November 4, 2026 — J&J Mobility Inc., operating as Joï Ride, is advancing RideOwn, a prepaid mobility model that turns riders into stakeholders by putting usable transportation capacity in their hands. The company welcomes strategic investors, financial institutions and transportation partners to help develop the network behind that experience.
Imagine purchasing 100 Miles, holding them in your wallet, and using them across approved electric vehicles where comfort is the standard. Buy ahead for your commute, share Miles with family or allocate transportation to your team. The distance rate is secured when those Miles are purchased, providing budget certainty and protection against future rate increases—with no surge pricing.
A stake in everyday mobility
The rider’s stake is prepaid transportation capacity they can manage and use. Their advance purchases also give Joï Ride visibility into outstanding demand and funds to manage against future service obligations. RideOwn connects customer planning with the coordination of vehicles, drivers and payments.
“People want control over their plans and their budgets,” said Garçon Thomas Bernavil, a former U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant, MBA graduate, and founder and CEO of J&J Mobility Inc. “With RideOwn, you can purchase Miles for your week or month and use your balance as you go. Less swiping. More moving. Your Miles. Your Way.”
The financial infrastructure behind the Miles
Joï Ride’s development strategy connects coordination, pricing and settlement. Its treasury architecture is designed to manage prepaid funds through liquidity planning and permitted short-duration investments, supporting transportation obligations while pursuing additional treasury income.
The company welcomes collaboration on stablecoin settlement, custody, reserve management and a Joï Ride-branded payment stablecoin issued through an authorized structure. These capabilities form part of its roadmap for connecting customer purchasing power with provider payments.
Joï Ride’s proprietary Proof of Mobility (PoM) framework connects completed transportation with verifiable distance and service records, supported by NETA verification standards and FETA financial eligibility controls. It supports Miles reconciliation, operator settlement and JON, Joï Ride’s digital reward token providing mobility-credit value toward future transportation.
Together, these elements advance an economic chain linking purchased capacity, delivered service and verified real-world activity (VRWA).
Beginning in Palm Beach County
Joï Ride’s 90-day pilot is targeted for December 1, 2026, with professional W-2 drivers and a planned fleet of mid-size electric SUVs. Its broader roadmap connects ground, air and water transportation, including future autonomous vehicle and electric air taxi partnerships. Implementation will follow applicable licensing, reserve, custody and consumer-protection requirements.
“We welcome partners who see the opportunity to build both the transportation network and the financial infrastructure behind it,” Bernavil added. “The pilot proves the service. The next stage proves the business. Then we scale the network.”
Learn more: https://www.joiride.xyz | https://app.joiride.xyz
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Email: support@joiride.xyz
Phone: 646-425-9563
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