By Your Sablier streams are still there and still claimable. Sablier Labs entered maintenance mode on 13 July 2026, but the Sablier contracts are on-chain and permissionless: they don't depend on the company staying in business, and Sablier Labs never held custody of your tokens. In Sablier's own words, "your existing streams, vesting plans, and airdrops are not changing."
What Sablier announced
On 13 July 2026 Sablier Labs said it had stopped active product development and would keep serving existing users through June 2028. You can read the full announcement on Sablier's blog.
What changes
- The official Sablier app no longer accepts new vesting streams or airdrops that end after June 2028.
- New open-ended payment streams can't be created in the app.
- Sablier won't build new products or deploy to new chains.
- The app and its backend are maintained for existing users through June 2028. Sablier expects to hand the interface to the community, most likely as an open-source project.
What doesn't change
- Recipients can keep claiming and withdrawing through the official Sablier app.
- The contracts stay deployed for as long as their networks run. They don't need an operator.
- Sablier says there is no need to exit a position early because of maintenance mode.
- Sablier's main EVM contracts moved from the BUSL licence to the GPL on 13 July 2026, so anyone can now fork and deploy them.
If your stream is on Solana
Sablier scaled back on Solana earlier, in a post on 2 June 2026. solana.sablier.com is now a claiming-only app: recipients can connect a wallet and withdraw vested tokens, but the app can't create or cancel streams. Senders who want to cancel a Solana stream now have to interact with the Sablier programs directly.
What happens after June 2028
Sablier describes June 2028 as the end of its funded maintenance commitment, not the day Sablier disappears, and says it will publish a stewardship and hosting plan well before then. Whatever happens to the app, the contracts keep holding and releasing tokens on schedule. The tokens stay claimable through any interface that can call them.
How to keep track of your Sablier streams
Vestream reads Sablier streams straight from the contracts on its EVM chains, independently of Sablier's app. Paste a wallet into the free scanner to see every Sablier stream it is owed, when each one unlocks and what is claimable now, alongside any vestings on other platforms. Live figures for the whole protocol are on the Sablier page.
Setting up new vesting? Sablier's app no longer takes schedules that end after June 2028. If you are choosing a platform for a new distribution, the token vesting platform comparison puts every option side by side on live on-chain data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are my Sablier tokens safe?
Sablier says its contracts are on-chain and permissionless, don't depend on Sablier Labs staying in business, and that the company has no custody of user tokens. Existing streams, vesting plans and airdrops are not changing.
Can I still claim from Sablier?
Yes. Recipients can keep claiming and withdrawing through the official Sablier app. On Solana, solana.sablier.com remains available as a claiming-only app.
Can I still create a Sablier stream?
In the official app, only vesting streams and airdrops that end by June 2028. Open-ended payment streams can't be created, and Sablier won't deploy to new chains.
What happens to Sablier after June 2028?
June 2028 ends Sablier Labs' funded maintenance commitment. The contracts keep running, and Sablier expects to hand the interface to the community, most likely as open source, with a plan published before then.