Ronin asks users with unresolved wallet-migration issues to file support reports. The grace period ends Oct. 31 at 15:00 UTC; bAXS and badges need a separate transfer.
Ronin will shut down its legacy Waypoint social-login wallets on October 31, 2026, at 15:00 UTC. In its October 26 reminder, the team urged users with unresolved asset-migration problems to contact Ronin Support. Five days remain in the grace period for resolving reported migration issues. The Ronin network itself is not shutting down.
Axie Infinity also reminded players that five days remain. It warns that assets left in Waypoint wallets may become inaccessible. Seed phrase wallets and hardware wallets are unaffected by the closure.
Who is the grace period for?
In its October 16 announcement, Ronin described the final grace period as time to resolve outstanding issues raised through X, Discord or support tickets. It ends on October 31 at 15:00 UTC, or 18:00 in Turkey. On October 23 and again today, the team asked users with migration problems to file a support report or check that they had already done so. Ronin has not guaranteed that every request will be resolved or announced another recovery window after shutdown.
Axie's October 2 guide still lists October 16 as the migration deadline; Ronin subsequently gave users with unresolved problems until October 31. Users can identify an old wallet by looking for “Social Login Wallet” or “Keyless” in the Waypoint dashboard. Starting to use another wallet does not automatically move tokens or NFTs out of Waypoint.
| Wallet or asset | Relevant condition | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Waypoint / Social Login / Keyless | Legacy social-login wallet | Remaining assets and unresolved migration issues |
| Ronin Stash | Migration creates a new address | Selected assets have arrived at that address |
| Seed phrase or hardware wallet | Unaffected by the closure | Whether a separate old Waypoint wallet still holds assets |
| bAXS and badges | Separate migration through App.axie | Linked wallet, one-time transfer and asset-linked badges |
Moving to Stash creates a new address
Ronin introduced the Privy-powered Stash on June 16. Users can continue signing in with email or social accounts. The team launched Waypoint in 2024 and said maintaining its legacy infrastructure added development costs and fragmented its tools.
Under Axie's migration guide, users sign in to the official Ronin migration page with their Waypoint account, choose Stash as the destination and select assets to transfer. Ronin creates a new Stash address for the selected assets. After the transfer, users must sign out of the Ronin Wallet website and sign back in with Stash. They then check that the assets have arrived and whether anything remains in the old wallet.
Users who prefer a wallet secured by their own seed phrase can follow the same guide's instructions for Ronin's transfer page. They select an asset, enter and carefully check the destination Ronin address, then confirm that the asset arrives after sending. They repeat the steps for remaining assets; “Batch NFT Transfer” can move multiple NFTs.
“Assets left in a Waypoint wallet may become inaccessible.”
bAXS and badges need a separate transfer
Axie uses a separate App.axie migration page for bAXS and badges. Users sign in with the Waypoint account holding their assets and link a seed phrase wallet to their Axie account. Those whose wallet is already linked can skip that step. They then review their bAXS and badges, acknowledge that migration is available only once, approve any bAXS transfer and sign the transaction.
Players permanently move their badges to the linked wallet when they sign. Some badges belong to an asset rather than the account: transferring that asset through a wallet or the Ronin migration portal moves its badge too. Ronin directs questions about in-game progress and non-transferable assets to the relevant game's team.
Under Ronin's account-linking rules, users cannot disconnect a newly linked wallet for 30 days. They must also wait 30 days before linking a disconnected address to a different account. They can reconnect it to the original account immediately, provided no other wallet has been linked to that account. Users who lose access cannot provide the wallet signature required to disconnect it.
What information does support need?
Ronin asks users to include their wallet address and evidence such as a screenshot, transaction hash or error message in a report. The team has provided an official support form. Ronin has not disclosed individual case outcomes, the total value left in affected wallets or how long every issue will take to resolve.
Support does not need secret keys. Sky Mavis says in its security guide that staff will never ask for a secret recovery phrase or recovery password. Fake support messages and urgent emails can direct users to pages that request wallet secrets. A public wallet address or transaction hash is different from the credentials that control the wallet.
Ronin reminded users on October 26 at 16:00 UTC that five days remained, asking anyone with unresolved problems to file a support report.
