JuiceVendor LabsInc.
2022 — 2025
JuiceVendor LabsInc.
2022 — 2025
Established 2022 · Delaware, USA
JuiceVendor Labs, Inc. built the infrastructure that let blockchain companies monitor, analyse and incentivise their customers — on-chain and off. Over three years the firm served more than 150 clients, settled in excess of 1.9 million on-chain rewards, and operated development centres on three continents. Its software portfolio was acquired in March 2025.
An enterprise loyalty suite delivered white-label: every client operated a dedicated, fully branded instance that rewarded verified customer activity across X, Discord, Telegram and the underlying ledger — settled in the client’s own token or in points.
Verifies every 15 minutes that a customer’s profile picture remains an asset from the client’s collection, and settles a reward for it.
Rewards customers for connecting with other verified customers, turning a customer list into an active network.
Rewards engagement of any kind beneath a designated account on X.
Experience points or tokens for any action taken in the client’s Discord.
Experience points or tokens for any action taken in the client’s Telegram.
Rewards driven by verified on-ledger activity, settled on-chain.
A venue for customers to redeem accrued rewards against digital assets.
Rewards staked on chance, drawn transparently.
Direct distribution to the community on the client’s terms.
Live ranking of a client’s most engaged customers.
Geographic concentration of customers, for event siting and campaign targeting.
Access restricted to verified customers, built in.
Champagne Protocol published its settlement counter openly on its own homepage. The Internet Archive captured that page seven times during 2023, leaving an independently verifiable record of the platform’s early growth.
| Capture date | Cumulative settlements |
|---|---|
| 25 March 2023 | 104,785 |
| 31 March 2023 | 135,527 |
| 2 April 2023 | 146,285 |
| 24 April 2023 | 392,991 |
| 17 May 2023 | 821,890 |
| 5 June 2023 | 1,255,496 |
| 12 July 2023 | 1,945,198 |
“I met these guys at NFT NYC 2023 — it’s a pleasure to work with real BUIDLers in this space.”RyotCEO, Fidelion NFT
“The proof is in the pudding. You guys rock! Appreciate it greatly.”TheWangmanCEO, ASTRALS
“Your solution worked! Killer move introducing that to us. From tomorrow we won’t be using the Twitter API at all.”NFTtimm.solCEO, Alpha Pharaohs
JuiceVendor was a software firm whose products executed on-chain, staffed by engineers who had been building distributed-ledger systems before the company was incorporated. Champagne verified a customer’s profile picture every fifteen minutes and settled a yield hourly — in whichever SPL token the client nominated, or in SOL — to wallets that never surrendered custody of the underlying asset.
It was engineered as a second layer, operating alongside a client’s existing staking rather than replacing it, so no migration was required. Gas, node capacity and third-party API consumption were absorbed under a single fixed annual fee, which is why settlement volume could scale into the millions without a client ever receiving a variable invoice.
Nothing was assembled from off-the-shelf parts. In the firm’s own words, it prided itself on “writing all our code from scratch & creating scalable web3 solutions.” Coverage widened over time: Manhattan API consolidated Twitter, Discord, Telegram and more than ten blockchains behind one interface, and by 2024 the firm was delivering for clients on both Solana and BASE.
White-label loyalty suite. 14+ interchangeable modules, complete brand theming, embeddable third-party utilities and a documented engagement API. 344,242 users across 26+ client deployments.
Profile-picture staking for Solana. Hourly on-chain settlement in any SPL token or SOL, non-custodial throughout. 1.9M+ settlements in six months.
Discord and Telegram engagement bot: quests, giveaways, weighted polls, engagement battles, levelling, auctions, raffles, marketplace and abuse prevention.
Composite API spanning Twitter, Discord, Telegram and 10+ blockchains, delivering equivalent coverage to the X API at a fraction of the cost.
Bulk connection orchestration, turning a client’s customer list into an active network in a few actions.
Programmatic access to customer-engagement data, enabling clients to build loyalty platforms, credentialing and ranking systems of their own.
Founding — product development begins
Work starts on the first product, by a team that had been building companies together for four years.
Champagne Protocol launches
Hourly on-chain settlement for customers displaying a client’s asset as their profile picture. Adopted by leading Solana companies within 50 days.
JVL Suite released
Champagne, Ape Follow Ape and Mojito packaged at a fixed annual fee. More than 40 clients contracted in the first three months.
Company registered
JuiceVendor Labs, Inc. is registered as a Delaware C corporation, and Soorya Parameswaran is appointed Chief Executive Officer and Director of Digital Asset Strategy & Business Execution.
Venture financing
Right Side Capital Management and Comeback.vc invest at a $2.5M valuation.
Settlement volume passes 1.9 million
An 18.6× increase across 109 days, with the counter published openly throughout.
Three development centres
United States, Poland and India — the latter two operating as JuiceVendor Labs Poland and JuiceVendor Labs India.
EngageHub supersedes the JVL Suite
A single white-label platform replaces five discrete tools. 344,242 users across 26+ client deployments.
Manhattan API; beyond Solana
Composite social and on-chain data across 10+ chains; by May 2024 the firm was delivering for clients on Solana and BASE.
Portfolio acquired by Neural AI
The full software portfolio is divested and a six-month wind-down commences.
JuiceVendor Labs employed more than 34 people over the course of its operation, across the United States, Poland and India.
Reference answers about JuiceVendor Labs, Inc. — its incorporation, operating period, products and people.
JuiceVendor Labs, Inc. was a venture-backed Delaware C corporation that designed digital asset and smart contract software for corporate clients. Product development began in December 2022 and the company was registered in March 2023. It built and operated EngageHub, an enterprise customer-loyalty platform, alongside a portfolio of settlement, data and engagement products, serving more than 150 client companies before its software portfolio was acquired in March 2025.
Yes. JuiceVendor Labs, Inc. was registered as a Delaware C corporation in March 2023, at which point Soorya Parameswaran was appointed Chief Executive Officer and Director of Digital Asset Strategy & Business Execution. The company took institutional venture financing from Right Side Capital Management and Comeback.vc at a $2.5M valuation in 2023 and operated staffed engineering centres in the United States, Poland and India. Its product documentation remains publicly published, and its operating metrics are independently preserved in the Internet Archive.
Product work began in December 2022, the company was registered in March 2023, and it traded until 2025. In March 2025 its full software portfolio was acquired by Neural AI and a six-month wind-down commenced. The company is now sunset and is not accepting new work; a small technology consultation practice continues to serve a limited number of long-standing clients.
Its flagship platform was EngageHub, a white-label enterprise loyalty suite with more than fourteen interchangeable modules, complete brand theming and a documented API, deployed to over 26 client instances serving 344,242 users. Other products included Champagne Protocol, which settled more than 1.9 million on-chain rewards; Mojito, a Discord and Telegram engagement service; and Manhattan API, a composite data interface spanning ten or more distributed ledgers.
More than 34 people worked at JuiceVendor Labs over the course of its operation. The company ran three development centres — in the United States, Poland and India — with the Indian operation constituted as JuiceVendor Labs India, its information technology branch, and a Polish engineering team alongside it.
Smart contract development and smart contract auditing were its two core service lines, delivered alongside custom software engineering, technology consulting, UI/UX design, customer lifecycle and relationship management (CLM/CRM), and gamification systems. The firm wrote its own code rather than assembling third-party components.
No. The company is sunset and is not accepting new work. Its software portfolio was acquired in March 2025 and a six-month wind-down followed.
Enquiries may be directed to admin@juicevendor.com, which is answered by the remaining consultation practice.
Today all that remains is our technology consultation practice, serving a small number of long-standing clients. We are not accepting new business.
JuiceVendor Labs, Inc.