CELIA began its mainnet migration on March 10, 2026, moving the project out of its mining phase and into a live blockchain environment. According to the disclosed figures, 112,511,348 tokens are available for migration during March alone, allowing users to swap mined in-app balances for mainnet assets.
Wallet update and KYC opened at the same time
To support the rollout, the team released Celia Wallet v5.1.5. The update includes faster app performance, a simplified interface, bug fixes, improved wallet features, and built-in tools for mainnet migration. Mainnet KYC has also been opened to all users, and completion of that process is required before token claims.
The project said that more than 40,000 users have already completed face-only KYC verification. Those users are eligible to join the migration and receive tokens. The team said the KYC update is intended to make onboarding easier while meeting blockchain security standards.
Claim rules split token release into monthly unlocks
Token claims start with the mainnet launch. Under the release schedule, users receive 25% of their tokens at migration, while the remaining 75% unlocks on a monthly basis. The project also set out a supply treatment plan for tokens that are never claimed: 25% of all unclaimed tokens will be burned at the end of March, and 75% will be returned to total supply.
That structure means the post-migration supply does not enter circulation all at once. Instead, distribution is staggered, while the burn applies specifically to the unclaimed portion.
App Store review delayed the rollout before launch
The wallet update was briefly held up by Apple’s review process. The team submitted the update on March 2. It was accepted on Google Play, but Apple flagged issues during review on March 4. The team chose not to release the Android version on its own while waiting for iOS approval.
Approval arrived on March 9, and the update was then released on both platforms at the same time. That cleared the way for the mainnet migration to start on March 10.
Listing date remains unannounced
Attention is now shifting to when CELIA will actually begin trading. So far, the project has not announced an official listing date. The source material says the project is also reported to have planned 500,000 in DEX liquidity to support the ecosystem.
Rumors about a possible listing on exchanges including MEXC remain unconfirmed in the source. Based on the available information, the migration, KYC access, claim process, and unlock structure are now in place, but the timing of any exchange listing has yet to be disclosed by the team.