INK Network News: Phase 2 Payout Date and Wallet Check Guide

INK Network News: Phase 2 Payout Date and Wallet Check Guide

INK Network News: How to Check Wallets Before the Phase 2 Payout

The INK Phase 2 payout is scheduled for December 11, 2026, at 18:00 UTC, with Phase 3 set for March 5, 2027. This INK Network News update explains the automatic distribution process, wallet requirements, payout fees, and deadlines for missed payments. It also covers the latest token burn figures and what they mean for holders. Check your BSC wallet details and understand the payout rules before the distribution date.

INK Network News: Phase 2 Payout Date Confirmed

Holders waited months for a clear plan. Now they have one. This distribution update sets a day for each round. The INK round 2 distribution date comes first.

With the INK Round  2 date confirmed, the next payout is about seven weeks away. The token distribution in December 2026 will run on the BNB Chain. The cPen Network announcement says payments go out on their own.

This INK Network News Update is about prep. The date is set. Your fund is the part you control.

How to Check Your INK Wallet Before December 11

Payments go to the BSC (BEP-20) fund saved in your cPen app. Check that address first.

  • Open the cPen app, go to Wallet, then tap INK.

  • Use a self-custody BSC fund you control, such as MetaMask or Trust Wallet.

  • Never use an exchange deposit address.

  • Read the address twice.

Did you change your wallet after round 1? Update it before Round 2 is processed. Each payout goes to the address saved at the time of processing.

How Much INK Will Phase 2 Distribute?

Phase 2 pays 33.33% of your verified, unlocked balance. Round 3 pays the rest.

Here is an example. If you hold 1,000 verified, unlocked INK, Round 2 would send about 333.3 INK. Your own number depends on your balance.

You do not need to do three things:

  • No claim is required.

  • No crypto wallet connection is required.

  • No upfront payment is required.

A 5% processing fee applies to each payout. The team says the total fee across all three phases is 5% of the distributed, not 15%. On the 333.3 INK above, the fee would be about 16.7 INK.

Payouts can take several hours. Wait for the official completion post before you report a missing payment.

INK Phase 2 vs Phase 3: Dates, Payouts and Fees

Detail

Phase 2

Phase 3

Date

December 11, 2026

March 5, 2027

Time

18:00 UTC

18:00 UTC

Payout

33.33% of verified, unlocked INK

Remaining balance

Fee

5% of INK distributed

5% of INK distributed

Claim needed

No

No

INK Network News Update

Source: Official X account

The Phase 3 date 2027 is the last one in this schedule.

Can You Miss Your INK Payout if Your Wallet Is Wrong?

Yes. A wrong or missing address can block a payment.

If that happens, fix the address in the app within the deadline. The deadline for eligible missed payouts from these phases is September 1, 2027. After that date, unpaid INK is never issued.

Locked INK has its own payment dates and expiry windows. You get 180 days from the payment date to fix a missing or invalid address.

Fixing it now takes a minute. Fixing it late can cost you the payout.

Over 18 Million INK Burned: What It Means for Holders

The INK 18 million token burn mark is behind us. The official site now shows 19,077,231 INK burned, or 3.56% of supply, as of October 21, 2026. That day’s burn alone was 445,153.06 INK.

The burn runs daily. Ad revenue buys INK on the open market. The balance then goes to the burn address from 02:00 UTC. Burned tokens cannot be sold, staked or moved again.

For holders, the effect is small. A burn cuts supply. It does not change your payout share or promise a price move. The site also says unclaimed is never minted. For anyone following crypto News, the INK network's Latest News Update is short. The dates are set, and the burn keeps going.

INK Distribution Scams: What Wallet Holders Must Avoid

Payouts are automatic. Any request for action is a red flag.

  • Anyone asking you to connect your wallet is a scammer.

  • Anyone asking you to visit a claim website is a scammer.

  • Anyone asking you to send money to receive INK is a scammer.

YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for information only. It is not financial or investment advice. Crypto prices can swing fast, and you can lose money. Dates and fees can change, so do your own research first.

Leila Hassan
written by Leila Hassan Crypto Journalist at icoannouncement.io

Leila Hassan Leila Hassan uncovers trends in NFTs and Web3 culture, reporting on creator economies, community-driven projects, and the evolution of digital ownership

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