Celia says its mainnet rollout is moving into a late preparation stage, with more than 35,000 users already verified for CELIA token distribution. The team has tied the launch to infrastructure readiness and user verification progress, while still pointing to Q1 2026 for the mainnet timeline.
Wallet rollout comes before full mainnet activation
Before the network reaches full activation, Celia plans to launch its official wallet in January 2026. The application is built on BNB Smart Chain and is designed to let users buy, sell, trade, transfer, and redeem digital assets on-chain. The project also said fiat-to-crypto functions are planned through bank integrations, though those features have not been implemented yet.
The wallet is positioned as more than a basic access point. It sits at the center of token distribution, on-chain asset management, and ecosystem participation tied to KYC verification. Celia said registered accounts have climbed past 35,000 since the start of January, pointing to growing adoption of the wallet infrastructure.
KYC system went live on February 13
A key operational step came on February 13, 2026, when Celia launched its KYC system. According to the project, the new setup is meant to deliver faster onboarding, identity checks without queues, email-based verification notifications, and stronger system scalability.
That change matters for users waiting to be cleared for distribution. Celia said the migration update should improve efficiency for verified participants, while community attention remains focused on verification timing and token distribution. The team has not announced a separate listing date, saying its priority is mainnet readiness and completion of the verification process.
CELIA supply fixed at 800 million tokens
Celia has set the total CELIA supply at 800 million tokens. Of that amount, 87.5%, or 700 million, is allocated to community rewards including mining, airdrops, and staking. Another 2%, or 16 million, is reserved for contributors, while 10.5%, or 84 million, is earmarked for CEX listings and marketing.
The allocation places most of the supply on the community side. At this stage, Celia is framing the token model around user incentives, ecosystem expansion, and exchange readiness rather than committing to a confirmed market debut date.
Five-year distribution plan runs through October 2029
The project also outlined a long-term emission schedule. Celia plans to distribute 350 million tokens between 2025 and 2029, starting in April 2025 and continuing through October 2029. Token emissions are set to decline over time, a structure the team says is intended to support supply balance and ecosystem sustainability.
For now, the main signals from Celia are clear: verified user numbers are rising, wallet adoption is expanding, and the project is still working through the infrastructure steps needed before a full mainnet launch and any later exchange onboarding announcements.