Galxe to retire Quest, ID and Passport as it shifts focus to Gravity

In a November 9 announcement on X, Galxe said new campaigns and new Galxe Passport minting had stopped. Project Spaces can no longer create quests, and subscriptions to Galxe+ and Galxe Score have also ended. Existing campaigns remain open for participation until December 5. Users can claim outstanding rewards through December 15, when the website will become read-only.

Galxe said it has served 36 million users and worked with more than 7,700 projects through quests, identity tools and loyalty programs. Quest campaigns let projects reward activities such as onboarding, exploring applications and joining community campaigns. Galxe ID and Passport provided identity features, while Score and subscriptions supported other parts of the platform’s engagement services.

The company said Gravity operations and the G token will not change as a result of the consolidation. It also said a separate claim process will cover Smart Savings balances, G tokens still in staking and assets remaining on Gravity Alpha Mainnet. “User assets remain safe,” Galxe said, directing users to its official X account for further instructions. It has not specified when claims will open or how recovery will work.

The notice follows the retirement of Gravity Alpha Mainnet on November 1. An earlier help-center notice urged users to migrate assets before shutdown and said balances left on the network would no longer be transferable afterward. Galxe had set October 26 as the shutdown date for its native bridge and G staking interface, citing a seven-day unstaking period.

Galxe announced Gravity L1’s mainnet launch in July as it moved applications from the Alpha network. Its January 2026 annual review reported one million daily active users across its growth platform, but those figures do not show how many users currently transact on Gravity. The company has not announced replacement platforms for quest organizers, a migration process for campaign records or updated Gravity usage figures. crypto.news said it had contacted Galxe for comment but had not received a response by press time.