What is MOJA?
MOJA is the French Tennis Federation's official tool for managing padel tournaments on the referee side. It replaced Beach Padel JA on 8 July 2026: existing tournaments, entries and logins were carried over automatically, with no new account to create.
MOJA connects to Ten'Up for player entries and to Hello Asso for online payment. It covers pair registration, live tracking, eligibility checks and sanctioning. Draw generation and score entry were announced for the 2027 season: as of this update, they are not available yet.
MOJA was not entirely new either: club officials already used it for their sanctioning requests. What changed in July 2026 is the arrival of the referee side, which replaces Beach Padel JA for every sanctioned padel tournament — Beach Padel JA still handles beach tennis and pickleball.
Logging in to MOJA
MOJA lives at moja.fft.fr. Depending on your role:
Referee
Log in with your Beach Padel JA credentials: they were carried over as-is during the July 2026 switch, no new account needed.
Club official
Your usual access stays: clubs already used MOJA for their sanctioning requests. The FFT club administrator guide explains how to use it.
Player
Players have no MOJA account: tournament registration happens on Ten'Up, and the referee sees it in MOJA.
What changes with MOJA
The main new features compared with Beach Padel JA.
Online registration via Ten'Up
Players register directly from Ten'Up. The first player picks a partner, the second confirms: the pair is only final once both have validated.
Real-time tracking
The full entry list — names and rankings — is visible live on the tournament page, which limits last-minute withdrawals.
Secure online payment
Payment goes through Hello Asso, entirely free for the club: no subscription, no transaction fees. An optional donation is simply suggested to the player.
Stronger eligibility checks
Licence, minimum age, ranking against the event's bounds and whether the event is open to women are all checked automatically at registration, on both the player and referee sides.
Registration order or cut
P250 events and below run first-come, first-served; P500 and above run on ranking (the cut). Waiting lists and reinstatements are automated during the registration window.
Wildcards and waiting list
On cut-based events, wildcards are configurable and awarded by the referee. As soon as a spot opens, the next pair is reinstated automatically.
MOJA: key dates
Where the FFT tool's rollout stands, and what is still expected.
MOJA replaces Beach Padel JA
The switch is automatic for all sanctioned padel tournaments: sanctioning records, entries and logins are carried over as-is. Beach Padel JA keeps handling beach tennis and pickleball.
The 2027 sporting year has begun
The 2027 licence runs from 1 September 2026 to 31 August 2027. The 2027 Guide de la Compétition applies new points tables and new cuts, and adds two tiers at the top of the pyramid: P2000 and P3000.
Draws, scores and call times in MOJA
The FFT announced draw generation, scheduling, score entry and call times directly in MOJA, along with early thinking on a public API. None of this is live to date; until then, those steps go through a management tool such as Padel Clash.
What MOJA does not handle (yet)
MOJA covers registration and sanctioning. Everything sporting — from the draw to the scores — remains the referee's job.
Draws
Seeds, groups, qualifying: MOJA generates no draws at all. It is announced for 2027 but not available yet; today the draw happens in a dedicated tool, following the Guide de la Compétition.
Score entry
No score can be entered in MOJA during the event. Only the final ranking is declared there, at closure, for sanctioning and points allocation.
Scheduling and notifications
No court assignment, no time slots, no player notifications: all match-day organisation is prepared outside MOJA.
Live public tracking
No public page for players and spectators: without a companion tool, nobody can follow draws and scores in real time.
A public API
MOJA exposes no official API. Exchanges with other tools go through the Excel export of entries, or through a browser extension like the Moja assistant.
Good news: these gaps are exactly what Padel Clash covers for free — draws, live scores, court scheduling and a public page.
The Padel Clash assistant for Moja
A Chrome extension that links Moja and Padel Clash — no re-entry, using your own FFT session.
Create the tournament from Moja
From a Moja event, create the tournament in Padel Clash in one click — name, date and tier pre-filled, entries imported — or link an event to a tournament you have already created.
Import and sync teams
Pull Moja entries into Padel Clash, or register your teams in Moja — both ways, at any time, with no duplicates.
Send the ranking back to Moja
At the end, push the final ranking to Moja for sanctioning — no re-typing ranks pair by pair.
A nicer Moja day-to-day
On Moja, a bar adds a clean entry list, one-click export and quick pair registration by licence.
Padel Clash is compatible with MOJA import
MOJA handles entries and sanctioning on the FFT side, but it does not generate draws or scores. That is where Padel Clash takes over: import the Excel export of your MOJA entries and run the whole tournament live — draws, scoring, court scheduling and the public page.
Export from MOJA
Download the Excel export of your entries from MOJA. Padel Clash reads all three sheets: main draw, qualifying and waiting list.
Import into Padel Clash
On your tournament page, click Import and select the file: Padel Clash automatically recognises the MOJA format.
Run your tournament
Teams, players and rankings are created automatically. Generate the draws, enter scores and share the public page in real time.
Frequently asked questions about MOJA
MOJA is the FFT's official tool for managing padel tournament registration and sanctioning on the referee side. It replaced Beach Padel JA in July 2026 and brings online registration, secure payment and stronger eligibility checks.
Yes. Payment goes through Hello Asso, with no subscription, no commitment and no transaction fees for the club. Only an optional donation is suggested to the player at checkout; it is never a mandatory extra cost.
The first player registers from Ten'Up and picks a partner (or stays in partner search). The second player receives a notification and must validate in turn. The entry is only final once both validations are in.
P250 events and below run first-come, first-served, within the quota. From P500 up, the pair's ranking determines participation (the cut), regardless of registration order.
Yes. Everything recorded before the switch was carried over into MOJA, with the same login credentials. No new account is needed.
No. MOJA only replaces Beach Padel JA for registration and sanctioning. You can keep using your own tool to run the tournament, as long as the pairs are declared in MOJA for ranking and points.
Not to date: MOJA is focused on entries and sanctioning. Draw generation and score entry were announced for the 2027 season but are not live yet. Until then, a tool like Padel Clash handles draws and live scoring.
Yes. Padel Clash imports the Excel export of MOJA entries directly: teams, names and rankings are created automatically, with no double entry. You then manage draws, scores, scheduling and the public page in Padel Clash.
It's a browser extension you install once. On Moja it adds actions (a clean entry list, export, quick registration) and creates the tournament in Padel Clash in one click. In Padel Clash it imports and syncs teams with Moja both ways, and sends the final ranking back for sanctioning. It uses your own FFT session and shares nothing with any third party.
Every FFT-sanctioned padel tournament — P25 through P1000, plus the P2000 and P3000 categories introduced by the 2027 Competition Guide — goes through MOJA for registration and sanctioning. Non-sanctioned events (americano, mexicano, club tournaments) are not affected.
No. The FFT has mentioned that an API is under consideration, but nothing is available today. Exchanges with third-party tools go through the Excel export of entries, or through a browser extension acting with your referee session — like the Padel Clash Moja assistant.
From your event, MOJA offers an Excel export of the entries: names, licences, clubs, rankings and pair weight. Padel Clash imports it as-is and reads all three sheets of the file — main draw, qualifying and waiting list — keeping each pair's status. The Moja Assistant also adds a one-click export button.
No, they are complementary: Ten'Up remains the players' app — finding tournaments, registering, linking to a padel club — while MOJA is the referee's and club's tool for managing those registrations and sanctioning.
MOJA is available at moja.fft.fr. Referees use their Beach Padel JA credentials, carried over during the July 2026 switch; club officials keep the access they had for sanctioning requests. Players have no MOJA account: they register for tournaments on Ten'Up.
Official sources
This guide is based on the FFT's official resources — refer to them for regulatory detail:
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