ZAMA's Pre-TGE Prime Sale has gone live on Binance Web3 Wallet, with the subscription window set for January 29, 2026, from 08:00 to 10:00 UTC. According to the campaign details, the token is issued on BNB Smart Chain (BSC), with a total supply of 11 billion and an initial circulating supply of 2.2 billion. The sale price is fixed at $0.05 per token, payable in BNB, and participation is capped at 3 BNB per wallet. Allocation will be calculated on a pro-rata basis.
How the ZAMA Prime Sale and distribution process work
The campaign is being run through Binance Wallet's Prime Sale system, where users subscribe with BNB under an oversubscription model. After the subscription phase closes, participants receive a Key on BSC representing their token allocation. Alpha and DEX trading are scheduled to open at 12:00 UTC, while any unused BNB is refunded automatically. The actual ZAMA tokens are set to be airdropped directly to users' Alpha accounts on February 2, 2026.
The offering targets a $11 million raise and includes 220 million tokens, equal to 2% of total supply. BNB is the only accepted asset. Allocation depends on the total amount of BNB deposited across the sale, and eligibility requires users to hold Binance Alpha Points.
Mainnet launch, sealed-bid auction, and the February 2 claim date
Zama Protocol is described as a cross-chain confidentiality layer designed to enable private smart contracts on any L1 or L2 through Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE). The source says the project launched its Ethereum mainnet on December 30 and completed its first confidential stablecoin transfer using cUSDT.
Before the Prime Sale, the project held a confidential sealed-bid Dutch auction from January 21 to January 24, 2026. Claiming for auction participants who were not fully satisfied opens on February 2, which the source also describes as the expected listing date. Participation in that process carried a $10,000 cap.
The published results show Total Value Shielded at $121.3 million and total committed value at $118.5 million. Demand reached 2,805,849,657 tokens, while 880,000,000 tokens were sold, with a clearing price of $0.05. The figures indicate demand ran well ahead of supply.
Token allocation split and premarket price movement
Public sale allocations account for 12% of the initial supply: 2% for the community sale, 8% for the public auction, and 2% for the Pre-TGE round. Staking rewards are issued through an inflation model that starts at 5%, with the rate subject to governance changes.
On premarket trading, the source says ZAMA started trading on January 9 at $0.1585 and was later quoted near $0.04201. CoinMarketCap premarket data cited in the article showed a 24-hour decline of 11%. The same source states that Binance and MEXC are confirmed listing venues, and that the tokens will be fully unlocked at distribution.