Speech that can't be taken down.
A decentralized social network with no server to seize, no domain to pull, and no company to pressure. DNS is Web3's single point of failure — so VoiceBan removes it.
Try to take it down.
Every "free speech" platform has an off switch someone else holds — a domain, a server, a company. Launch the same attack on both and watch what happens.
A normal platform ONLINE
VoiceBan ONLINE
No front door to seize. Just content, and peers.
Every way in resolves to the same content-addressed app, which finds a node itself and reads the chain directly. Strip away every domain and server and it still runs.
Any door
A domain, an ENS name, a Handshake name, or a raw CID — many independent doors across providers. Seize one, the rest still open.
One content-addressed app
The whole app is a single IPFS CID, pinned by the network's own nodes. Self-verifying, loadable from any gateway or your cache. No host to pull.
A node in the mesh
The app discovers a live validator over IPFS and talks to it directly — no DNS, no central RPC. The only thing always running is a mesh of independent peers.
Not a whitepaper. A running chain.
This isn't a mockup — every number below is read live from the chain, right now, in your browser. The explorer is a public window into the network: it shows every block, transaction, validator and balance as it happens — anyone can look, no one can edit it.
No email. No password. No honeypot.
There's no sign-up and no central database of users — your wallet is your identity. Nothing personal to breach, and no company that can lock you out.
Not another app. A full stack you actually own.
Every "web3 social" you've seen bolts a wallet onto someone else's server. VoiceBan is the opposite: the identity, the money rail, the network, and the messenger are one thing — owned by you, running on a live chain, with no company in the middle. Seven years of work, and there is nothing else like it.
Your @handle is your account
A real on-chain 0x account — portable, unstoppable, tradeable. No phone number, no email, no "account recovery" hostage situation. The login, the address, and the payable name are the same thing.
An ERC-20 economy, built in
Native VBAN plus a full ERC-20 token launchpad on our EVM — anyone can mint a coin, and money is a first-class message type: tip, pay, gate and drop inside the chat, no Stripe, no Collab.land, no third party.
Federated, user-run relays
Messages ride user-run, replicating relays — no single server to seize or DDoS. The literal embodiment of #cantbestopped: kill one relay, the network shrugs.
BANTOR — Telegram × Discord × Slack, the VoiceBan way.
The big three rent you your identity, give you no money rail, and run on servers that can ban, leak or vanish. Bantor is a full end-to-end-encrypted messenger where you own all three — and it does things none of them can, because identity, money and the network itself are things you hold.
Everything you expect
E2E DMs and group chats, broadcast channels, replies, reactions, edits, pins, @mentions, threads, photos & voice notes, typing & presence, search — all sealed, all yours.
Money in the message
Tip or pay anyone in a DM or channel. Token-gated servers & roles — "hold ≥ X VBAN to enter" — checked natively on-chain. Discord needs a bot for that; Bantor just reads the chain.
Voice-verified & unkillable
An optional 🎤 voiceprint-match badge proves a real human — not a bot — spoke a voice note. And with federated relays, there's no server to seize. No competitor has either.
Source-available today. Fully open at 1,000,000 real users.
VoiceBan is semi-open-source right now — our chain specs and much of the stack are public so you can verify what we claim. And we're making a promise in writing: when VoiceBan reaches one million real users — real people, not bots — we open the entire codebase, and we'll let others license the product commercially.
Until then, we're protecting seven years of work, for two honest reasons:
Not a gift to copycats
We won't hand our entire source to a well-funded copycat so they can clone seven years of work overnight and outspend the people who built it.
Not a map for attackers
The more important reason: publishing exactly how the network is built, too early, is a blueprint for anyone who wants to take it down. We open up when the network is strong enough that its own transparency can't be turned into a weapon against it.
This isn't closed forever — it's a runway. Help us hit a million real users and the whole thing opens, commercial licensing included.
If they take the domain, we'll tell you where we went.
We own dozens of clear-net and Web3 crypto domains, so a total takedown is next to impossible. But if every VoiceBan address were ever seized, a fail-switch on our validator nodes sends exactly one email — the new address to reach us. Then never again.
This email is not for passwords or account recovery. We can't recover your account and will never ask you to — your keys are yours alone. It exists for one reason only: to tell you where to find VoiceBan if our domain is ever taken down.
Stored unlinked from any account — it can't be tied to your identity.
Get in in under a minute.
Open the app and it creates your account on the spot — your wallet, your recovery phrase, and a 10,000 VBAN welcome grant so you can post, follow and stake immediately. No email, no purchase, no waiting.
Open the app
Go to voiceban.com — it's a wallet and the network, in one.
Your account is created
A recovery phrase → your 0x account. Write it down; only you hold it.
You're in
Claim your welcome VBAN, then post, follow, join groups and stake.
VoiceBan actually is.