InterLink Network has begun rolling out its $ITLG claim and verification process, giving users access in phases. The project says verification is mandatory for anyone who wants to receive a token allocation. Without it, users will not be eligible to claim $ITLG. The launch comes ahead of the Token Generation Event, which the source says is expected in Q2 2026.
Verification is now a required step for token claims
The new process ties token claims directly to user verification. InterLink describes this as a required checkpoint rather than an optional feature. In practical terms, users who do not complete the verification flow will be excluded from distribution. The update points to a broader effort to build a verified user base before the airdrop process moves ahead.
Access is not appearing for everyone at once. The rollout is phased, and some users have already received the new functions inside the app.
Version 4.0.5 adds in-app news and social account linking
Version 4.0.5 also changes the app beyond the claim flow. A new News section has been added so users can read official announcements inside the application instead of relying only on outside channels. Another addition is Connect Social, which lets users link accounts from Instagram, Facebook, X, and TikTok.
That feature fits InterLink’s identity-based participation model. The source says user credibility and engagement may affect future token utility. It also states that 4.0.5 is the last release in the 4.x line, with Version 5.0 expected to complete the migration and verification framework.
Migration follows verification, and wallet accuracy matters
After verification, users are expected to complete token migration. The stated process includes connecting an ITLX wallet, choosing a receiving wallet, confirming the details, and waiting for on-chain processing. The sequence is straightforward. The risk comes from user error.
InterLink warns that incorrect wallet information, or losing access to the selected wallet, could lead to permanent loss. That language suggests the project is moving from an app-centered structure toward a more fully blockchain-based setup.
Visa card expansion points to broader payment use
Another item in the update is the InterLink Visa Card. According to the source, the card allows users to convert crypto such as BTC, ETH, and USDT into fiat at the time of payment. The infrastructure is described as available in more than 170 countries and accepted across millions of merchants.
The article links that payment rail to future real-world use cases for the ecosystem, including shopping, travel, and services. At the same time, the project has not released its full tokenomics model. What has been disclosed suggests a system that aims to extend token use beyond in-app activity.
Listing date still unconfirmed as key details remain pending
InterLink has not officially confirmed an exchange listing date. The source only says the ongoing verification and migration phase is a strong sign that the airdrop, TGE, and listing timeline may come after those steps are completed. It also notes that early price expectations remain speculative.
For now, the confirmed pieces are limited but important: claims and verification are live, migration is part of the required flow, 4.0.5 closes the 4.x series, and Version 5.0 is expected to finish the framework. More details on tokenomics and listing arrangements have yet to be published by the project.