Summary
The $EDM token contract went through a coordinated refactor during Q1 2026. The refactor aligned the contract with the broader EDMA protocol architecture (TreasurySplitter integration, veEDM compatibility, PoV-gated settlement hooks), maintained the existing Cyberscope and Coinsult audit clearances, and queued the deployment for a third independent audit by Certik.
For presale participants, no action is required. All allocations from the original February 2025 deployment have been preserved automatically on the refactored contract at 0xF6fb036CA17CEeb345Fe39dFb132d1D80aB45029. Vesting schedules remain anchored to the original Token Generation Event with unchanged terms (12-month lock followed by 20% quarterly unlocks for presale participants). This page explains what changed at the contract level and provides a four-step verification process for participants who want to confirm their allocation status independently.
What stayed the same
Economic parameters are unchanged. Total supply remains 500M $EDM with a fixed cap. The allocation breakdown remains: Presale 220M (44%), Liquidity 80M (16%), Staking Rewards 80M (16%), Treasury 80M (16%), Marketing 25M (5%), Team 10M (2%), Giveaways 5M (1%). The 50% burn / 50% treasury split on protocol fees is unchanged. The presale pricing schedule across ten stages from $0.05 to $0.50 is unchanged.
Vesting schedules are unchanged. Presale participants remain subject to a 12-month lock from TGE followed by 20% unlock every 3 months. Team allocations remain on the 36-month quarterly vest with 12-month cliff. Staking rewards remain on the 24-month monthly vest. Liquidity, Treasury, Marketing, and Giveaway allocations all retain their original vesting terms. The refactor was contract-architectural rather than economic; nothing changed for participants in terms of when or how tokens become claimable.
Audit history is preserved. The Cyberscope and Coinsult audits of the original contract remain valid for the refactored deployment, with all reported findings addressed. The audit reports continue to apply because the economic and access-control invariants are identical; the refactor was structural alignment rather than economic redesign. The pending Certik audit is an addition rather than a replacement of the existing audit coverage.
Visit etherscan.io and paste your wallet address into the search bar. The page shows all tokens associated with your address, including ERC-20 token holdings. Look for "Edma (EDM)" in the token list. If you see it, your allocation is correctly attributed.
Click on the Edma (EDM) token entry. Verify the contract address shown matches 0xF6fb036CA17CEeb345Fe39dFb132d1D80aB45029 exactly. If it matches, your allocation is on the canonical refactored contract. If you see a different EDM-named contract, that is the original pre-refactor deployment and your allocation should also be visible on the new contract.
Visit edma.app/vesting-page and connect the same wallet you used for the presale purchase. The dashboard shows your total $EDM allocation, the vesting schedule with unlock dates, and the currently locked balance. This is the authoritative source for your allocation status; if the dashboard reflects your purchase correctly, the migration is complete on your side.
In the rare case that your allocation does not appear on the canonical contract or in the vesting dashboard, contact EDMA support through the official channels listed in the footer of this site: Discord, Telegram, or email. Provide your purchase transaction hash from the original presale and your wallet address. Support will manually reconcile your allocation against the contract records.
Why the refactor was necessary
Protocol alignment. The original $EDM contract was deployed alongside the public presale launch in February 2025, prior to the full EDMA protocol architecture being finalized. As the protocol matured through 2025 — the multi-token suite ($ETT, $CLE, $EDSD) gained shape, the TreasurySplitter contract was designed, the veEDM voting-escrow mechanic was defined, the PoV-gated settlement layer was specified — the original $EDM contract needed updates to integrate cleanly with these components.
Audit posture. A clean, refactored deployment provides a better foundation for the additional independent audit by Certik. Rather than auditing an evolved contract with multiple post-deployment modifications, the refactored deployment is audited as a single coherent codebase that reflects the final protocol architecture.
Forward compatibility. The refactor positions the contract for the mainnet launch and the activation of the three protocol marketplaces (Global Trade Settlement, ESG/Energy/Carbon, PoV-gated Launchpad) without requiring further contract changes. The refactored contract is the deployment that will operate through mainnet and beyond; no further migrations are planned.
Continue exploring
To import the canonical $EDM contract into MetaMask, see Import to MetaMask. For the step-by-step guide to buying $EDM in the active presale stages, see How to Buy. To track your vesting schedule and claim unlocked tokens, see Vesting. For the broader token architecture, see $EDM and Tokenomics.
