Activation block: 10,229,958
Estimated: Monday, 21 September 2026 at approximately 12:29 UTC
Network: Vana mainnet (chain ID 1480)
Hello Vana Operators,
Vana is completing the security hardening we previously communicated following the July 31 incident. In the same maintenance window, we will also deploy Vega Part I, the network upgrade published in our January roadmap (vana2026roadmap.org). Deploying both updates together allows us to complete the work with a single period of network downtime rather than two separate maintenance windows. There are no changes to token supply or emissions.
The upgrade activates at block 10,229,958, estimated for Monday, 21 September 2026 at approximately 12:29 UTC. The block height is what triggers the upgrade; the date is an estimate based on the current 6-second block time.
v7.1.8-vega.1.| When | What happens |
|---|---|
| Now → 21 Sep | |
| Recommendation: update the node by Sep 15-16 in order to leave buffer for any assistance from the Vana team. | Upgrade your node. Pull the updated configuration and image and restart. Nodes can be upgraded at any point in this window — there is no coordinated restart. |
| Block 10,229,958 | Activation. Upgraded nodes switch automatically. No operator action at the block itself. |
| After activation | Nodes still on the old client will fall out of sync and stop serving correct data. Upgrade before the block. |
Everything required ships in the vana repository. For a standard Docker Compose deployment, this is a one-variable change and a beacon restart.
This brings in the new chain configuration and the updated docker-compose.yml.
# from your vana directory
git pull origin main