Galxe Retires Quest, ID and Passport as Brand Consolidates Under Gravity

Galxe will retire its Quest, ID and Passport products as it consolidates its team and brand under Gravity, according to a company announcement made on Nov. 9. The move sets two hard deadlines for users: final campaigns end Dec. 5, and all earned rewards must be claimed by Dec. 15.

After Dec. 15, the Galxe site will remain viewable but will stop accepting new activity. Users will no longer be able to add actions or otherwise interact with the legacy platform, the company said. The transition effectively ends Galxe's operation as a standalone consumer brand.

Why is Galxe consolidating now?

The company said the consolidation is intended to speed up development and adoption of Gravity L1, its layer-1 blockchain. By folding the Galxe team and brand into Gravity, the company concentrates resources on a single chain-focused product line rather than maintaining a suite of campaign and identity tools alongside it.

The scale of the user base makes the retirement notable. Since its founding, Galxe has served more than 36 million users and worked with over 7,700 partner projects, according to the company's own figures. Those partners now face a fixed window to wrap up outstanding campaigns.

The retirement affects three distinct product lines:

• Quest — campaign tooling that rewarded users for completing social and on-chain tasks.
• Galxe ID — identity services tied to user accounts.
• Passport — credential services for verifying users.

What does the timeline look like for users?

The deadlines arrive in two steps. First, Dec. 5 marks the last day users can join the platform's final campaigns. Second, Dec. 15 closes the reward-claim window for anything earned across Galxe's products.

Users who miss the claim deadline will find the site in view-only mode with no path to recover rewards, since action-taking features will be switched off. The company framed the dates as fixed, giving users roughly five weeks from the Nov. 9 announcement to settle outstanding claims.

For partner projects that ran Quest campaigns, the Dec. 5 cutoff means any in-flight programs must conclude by that date. Campaign operators will need to coordinate final task completions and reward distributions inside the same window users face for claims.

Is the G token affected?

No. The product changes do not affect the G token, which continues to serve as Galxe's utility token and as the gas token on Gravity L1. The token's dual role survives the brand consolidation, anchoring it to the chain that Galxe's team will now build under the Gravity name.

That continuity matters operationally: gas payments on Gravity L1 remain denominated in G, and the token keeps its utility function even as the consumer-facing products that drove much of its usage wind down.

What happens to the legacy site?

The Galxe site will remain viewable after the deadlines pass, preserving a record of past campaigns and credentials. But it becomes an archive rather than a live product — no new activity, no reward claims, no user actions.

The consolidation signals where the company sees its future: Gravity L1, not the campaign and credential tooling that built Galxe's 36-million-user base. Users and partners have until Dec. 15 to close out their positions before the legacy platform goes quiet.