The Ethereum Claim tool for $FIS migration is now live.
Eligible balances have been calculated based on the final StaFi Chain snapshot, including:
✅ Unvested $FIS (Genesis allocation)
✅ $FIS staked via Validators
✅ $rFIS
The claim process is designed to be automated,
📢 Support and maintenance notice:
For existing StaFi-related processes and services, including FIS Migration, rETH, rBNB, rSOL, and related operations, the StaFi team currently plans to continue providing manual support and maintenance through December 31, 2026.
Please note
📌 Reminder for $FIS holders:
The Ethereum Claim tool for $FIS migration remains available on the StaFi App.
At this stage, the main remaining functionality on the rToken App is centered around the $FIS migration process.
As outlined previously, the claim window is expected to
The Ethereum Claim tool for $FIS migration is now live.
Eligible balances have been calculated based on the final StaFi Chain snapshot, including:
✅ Unvested $FIS (Genesis allocation)
✅ $FIS staked via Validators
✅ $rFIS
The claim process is designed to be automated,
📢 The rBNB and rSOL frontend entrypoints on the StaFi rToken App have now been removed.
As outlined in the previous discussion and proposed timeline, the related interface pages are no longer available on the StaFi frontend.
If you have any questions or need assistance
🗒️ Timeline reminder:
The current proposed target date for the rToken App shutdown is May 11, 2026.
With unstaking generally completed within 10 days, the proposed 1-month transition window should usually be sufficient.
If you still hold rBNB or rSOL, now is a good time to
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