ZETA Holders to Claim Solana Tokens by Dec. 9
Holders of ZETA on ZetaChain will be able to claim matching tokens on Solana through a portal opening Dec. 9.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Investing
ZetaChain's community has outlined a self-service claims portal for ZETA holders, opening Dec. 9, through which holders can migrate their tokens. The proposal records ZETA balances at an announced block height and mints matching supply on Solana before the portal opens, while ZETA on Ethereum is unaffected.
Why it matters
For holders of ZETA, the proposal determines when balances are recorded and where matching tokens will exist, so the snapshot timing matters for anyone holding the token through the transition. The proposal adds operational detail to an earlier plan to move ZETA to Solana, which had set a one-to-one conversion ratio and targeted the same Dec. 9 date.
The proposal keeps the one-to-one conversion ratio set in the earlier Solana plan, so each ZETA balance recorded at the snapshot is matched by an equal amount minted on Solana. The Dec. 9 portal date is 33 days after the story's reference date.
The players
ZetaChain
A blockchain network whose native ZETA token holders would migrate to Solana under this proposal, which directly affects holders' token balances.
ZetaHub
The interface through which ZETA holders would submit self-service claims under the proposed migration.
The details
ZetaChain records ZETA balances at a block height announced in advance, and its Layer 1 closes at that snapshot block. Matching ZETA supply is then minted on Solana before the self-service portal opens to claims on Dec. 9, with claims available through ZetaHub. ZETA on Ethereum is not affected by the proposal.
Timeline
Dec. 9: self-service claims portal opens for ZETA holders through ZetaHub.
Before the portal opens: matching ZETA supply is minted on Solana after the Layer 1 snapshot block closes.
Money Landscape
This proposal follows the earlier ZetaChain plan to move ZETA to Solana, adding operational specifics on the snapshot and claims process. It is a single-token migration rather than a broader market development.
If you hold ZETA, the snapshot block height determines the balance that is recorded for migration, so the timing of the snapshot matters for your holdings. ZETA held on Ethereum is not affected by this proposal, so holders there face no change from it.
The takeaway
The main point for holders is that the migration runs on a snapshot taken at a set block height, with claims opening Dec. 9 through ZetaHub. Before the portal opens, confirm your ZETA balance and watch for the security review report, and consider speaking with a qualified financial professional about how this affects your holdings.
What happens next
The self-service claims portal is scheduled to open Dec. 9, and an independent security review report will be published in a later announcement.
Further reading
For background on how token holders weigh moves like this, see the Investing section.
