ZetaChain Claims Portal to Open to Solana Dec. 9
A community proposal outlines a self-service portal for ZETA holders to claim matching tokens on Solana after a snapshot block is recorded.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Investing
ZetaChain's community has proposed a self-service claims portal opening Dec. 9 that would let ZETA holders claim matching ZETA supply minted on Solana. ZetaChain would record balances at an announced block height before its Layer 1 closes at that snapshot.
Why it matters
The proposal adds operational detail to an earlier plan to move ZETA to Solana, a one-to-one conversion intended to keep holder balances matched across chains. Holders on Ethereum are not affected by the change.
The proposal sets a 1:1 conversion ratio, matching the earlier Solana plan. The independent security review of the portal and underlying programs is ongoing, and its findings have not been released.
The players
ZetaChain
ZetaChain is a blockchain network designed for cross-chain interoperability, allowing assets to move across different blockchains.
Solana
Solana is a high-throughput layer 1 blockchain that serves as the destination chain for the migrated ZETA supply in this proposal.
The details
ZetaChain would record ZETA balances at a block height announced in advance, then mint matching supply on Solana before the self-service portal opens through ZetaHub. The Layer 1 closes at the snapshot block, and ZETA on Ethereum is left unchanged by the proposal.
Timeline
Dec. 9: Self-service claims portal opens to ZETA holders through ZetaHub.
Market Dynamics
The proposal fits a broader pattern of blockchain networks relocating or mirroring native tokens across chains to access different liquidity and ecosystems. It extends an earlier one-to-one migration plan by adding claim-level mechanics.
ZETA holders who want to move their tokens to Solana will need to use the portal on or after Dec. 9 once it opens. Holders on Ethereum do not need to act because their ZETA is unaffected by this proposal.
The takeaway
Holders should track the Dec. 9 portal date and the forthcoming security review before moving any ZETA, since the claims mechanics depend on the snapshot block and the portal's audit outcome.
What happens next
The self-service claims portal is scheduled to open on Dec. 9, and a security review report will be published in a later announcement after the review is complete.
Further reading
Explore more Investing coverage for context on how token migrations affect holders.
