onocoy Launches High Value Areas (HVAs) to Accelerate Demand-Driven GNSS Correction Coverage

First targeted regions: Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) and Jeju Island (South Korea)

onocoy today announced the launch of High Value Areas (HVAs), a new feature designed to accelerate the expansion of its decentralized GNSS correction network in direct response to rapidly growing customer demand.

Across multiple industries, from autonomous systems and precision agriculture to surveying and logistics, clients have been requesting high-precision GNSS correction coverage in specific, high-demand regions. In several of these areas, existing station density remains below what is required for the most demanding use cases. onocoy’s HVA program is a targeted solution to that challenge.

When a region is designated as a High Value Area, it is prioritized for accelerated infrastructure growth. onocoy activates time-limited reward bonuses for operators who deploy new GNSS stations in these locations, ensuring that coverage improves fastest where it matters most.

The HVA model is designed to deliver value to all participants in the ecosystem:

• Coverage grows precisely where clients need it most

• Operators are rewarded for deploying strategically in high-demand zones

• Clients gain faster access to reliable, high-precision GNSS correction data

“For our customers and partners, HVAs are a clear signal that onocoy’s infrastructure growth is now explicitly demand-driven,” said Aleksandar Kostadinov, head of business at onocoy. “We’re aligning network expansion with real-world customer requirements and commercial opportunities, while preserving the benefits of a decentralized infrastructure model.”

onocoy’s first High Value Areas are now live:

• Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Jeju Island, South Korea, two of the strongest demand hotspots identified in recent client discussions

These initial HVAs were selected based on concrete inbound demand for high-precision GNSS services. Additional regions will be announced soon, along with full details on reward bonuses, qualification criteria, and campaign timelines for operators.

“This is decentralized infrastructure with clear business logic behind it,” Kostadinov added. “We’re building where the market is telling us to build—and we’re just getting started.”

Stakeholders, operators, and clients are encouraged to follow onocoy’s channels for upcoming updates on new HVAs, incentive structures, and expansion plans.

Find out all about how HVAs work in onocoy's documentation page about High Value Areas.