Last updated : Sep 10, 2026

Migration Portal

Announcement regarding Migration portal.

NES Migration Portal

Nesa launches a migration portal that allows on-chain token holders to claim their new canonical NES tokens.

The migration portal uses balances recorded at the pre-incident snapshot block to determine each wallet’s eligible allocation. This migration results in new canonical tokens being introduced, which have already been integrated across all exchanges. This includes the native NES asset on the L1 as well as new ERC-20 token contracts deployed across supported remote EVM chains.

How Migration Works

Users can connect EVM-compatible wallets and verify ownership by signing a message. This signature is used only to prove control of the connected wallet and does not require users to transfer tokens or send a transaction simply to establish wallet ownership.

After verification, the portal will identify any eligible NES balances associated with that address at the applicable pre-incident snapshot blocks.

From a single migration flow, users will be able to review and claim allocations across the supported EVM networks on which they held NES at the time of the snapshot.

Canonical NES Token CA

Following the network reset, users should reference the revised canonical NES token contracts when interacting with NES on remote chains:

Network Canonical Token Address
Ethereum 0x863F08A3d3B14fbD3D42fFD061D0e290F7dBC538
BNB Smart Chain 0x097acf27503753e77bCA940277806156C5925B81
Base 0x2E968fB88998a6303535Ac637C809119ECAd4a4b
Arbitrum 0x8cAd676141FeadB6aCA5eF661E835d5957644033
HyperEVM 0xdFC12a5cF04Bc91BE4aF0E3Bc46A3CDADB1f86Af
Solana EFuxu8VZJJvWZohJgjsbgXvRifySusuMv7FmSEvzDRoz

Users should take care to verify these addresses before interacting with NES tokens on-chain, as the previously issued remote-chain tokens are no longer the canonical representations following the reset and migration.

Solana Holders

Because Solana does not use the EVM wallet and signature flow described above, eligible Solana holders will not need to claim their allocation through the EVM migration portal.

Instead, eligible NES balances identified at the Solana snapshot block will receive the new canonical NES tokens through a direct airdrop to the corresponding Solana accounts.

Notes

EVM users should access the migration portal only through official NES channels, connect the wallet that held NES at the applicable snapshot block, sign the wallet-ownership verification message, and follow the portal instructions to claim any eligible allocations across supported chains.

Users should never provide a seed phrase or private key as part of the migration process. The legitimate migration flow will rely on wallet connection and cryptographic message signing to establish ownership.

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