Impahla was a team building token sales and an NFT marketplace on Radix: projects would sell new fungible and non-fungible tokens through auctions, and holders would trade the NFTs afterwards on a secondary market. In its Runs on Radix Q&A of August 2023 the team described the goal as “a decentralized investment banking platform” and listed DAO governance tools, escrow and a lending app taking NFTs as collateral as later products. Radix Publishing noted under the Q&A that the answers came from the team and were not verified.
One validator, TopRadixNode, still names itself an “Impahla DAO official partner” in its on-ledger metadata.
Who built it?
The Q&A says the core team came together in the Radix community in 2021 and names five people by the names they published under: Matt Croq, core developer on the blueprints and backend; Eric, front-end developer, who placed third in a Scrypto Challenge; Jafaroff, product and marketing; Rachid, product strategy and business development; and Miro, mobile app developer. The tokenomics post of April 2022 counted eight people. Jafaroff also described the project in an interview with RDX Works, embedded below.
The team built its first version on the Babylon test networks before mainnet. For the first six weeks after Babylon it planned NFT primary sales by auction and the secondary marketplace, then token fundraising, DAO tools and escrow, and then integration with DeFi on Radix.
How was the token to be allocated?
Impahla's tokenomics post of 29 April 2022 named no ticker or supply. It set out 20% for “DAO Incentives”, paid to contributors by impact until the platform was delivered; 5% for pre-seed funding from six initial members; 15% for public sales; 15% for airdrops, half to holders of a planned 1,000-piece Impahla NFT and half to stakers, promoters and community members; and 18% for a DAO reserve spent only by community vote. The post left the private and public sale timeline open, said changes to it would go to a community vote once Babylon made on-ledger voting possible, and expected the NFT sale in July or August 2022.
What reached mainnet?
The app at impahla.io, read on 7 November 2026, is configured for the Radix mainnet and Stokenet Gateways and names five mainnet packages. Three hold an NftProject blueprint and two an NftSecondaryMarket blueprint, published between 10 October and 1 December 2023 (example). An Impahla Admin Fee Badge (IMP_ADM), supply 5, was created on 28 November 2023. This wiki found no Impahla token on the ledger and no announcement from the team after the packages.
Other NFT and launchpad projects on Radix are listed on the ecosystem index.