OneFootball Club has published its 2026 roadmap, starting with the launch of the OFC token and extending into FanPass v2, partner-funded reward pools, richer fan identity profiles, and broader integration across football products. The timeline runs from Q2 through Q4 and centers on fan identity, token utility, and product expansion ahead of the World Cup.
Q2 roadmap starts with OFC launch and early utility
The first major step is scheduled for Q2. OneFootball says this phase will include the launch and the first OFC utility layer, with Predict, Heads, and GamesHub named as initial use cases. The company also describes Q2 as the point where it intends to prove the “FanPass loop,” a system built around earning, using, and returning through connected fan actions tied to identity, rewards, and gameplay.
The roadmap links that cycle to on-chain records. In practice, OneFootball is aiming to turn fan activity into blockchain-based entries that can support later identity functions and reward mechanics across its products.
Q3 shifts toward World Cup buildout and FanPass v2
In Q3, the plan moves into a “Road to World Cup” phase. This section includes FanPass v2, partner-funded reward pools, enriched identity features, and segment-based campaigns for partners. It also mentions layered architecture and open data-sharing modules, indicating a broader product structure rather than a token event on its own.
Community reaction has focused on execution details. Replies highlighted strong interest in airdrop eligibility, TGE timing, and whether rank-based distribution will be used. The roadmap lays out the phases, but those specific mechanics were not detailed in the source material.
Q4 targets wider fan economy integration
By Q4, OneFootball plans to move into broader integration. The roadmap lists a fan economy transaction layer, community squads, developer network plans, and a context layer for personal agents. The stated direction is to position OFC as a shared medium across multiple fan-facing products, rather than limiting it to one feature set.
The wider product documents add earlier and parallel milestones. According to the material cited, Q1 2026 is expected to bring dynamic challenges and leaderboards, while OFC is also meant to become redeemable for goods, services, and raffles in that same quarter. Earlier milestones are set for Q4 2025, including an embedded wallet, staking-related smart contracts, and on-ramp and off-ramp options.
Identity features and growth goals sit at the center
Identity remains one of the core themes in the roadmap. OneFootball says it wants fans to own blockchain-based profiles and badges, with an on-chain “Fan-Graph” planned for Q2 2026 and club and partner attestations targeted for Q4 2026. The company also attached growth goals to the plan: 500,000 wallet activations and 1 million on-chain transactions.
Other features listed include squad tools, live match check-ins, collectible packs, and rewardable ads. The source also notes that Animoca Brands appears in the project backdrop through user-provided context, though no detailed arrangement was included.
For now, the response has been driven more by social discussion than by price action. The clearest open questions remain the token launch specifics, airdrop criteria, and how closely the rollout follows the published schedule.