KAST cancels token launch, converts points to non-tradable Pioneer Units

The Singapore fintech is swapping its planned token generation event for a loyalty-style unit that carries no ownership, no voting rights, and no guaranteed value KAST, the Singapore-based fintech platform behind the KASTxyz brand, has called off its token launch. Users who spent months stacking points will get something else instead: non-tradable KAST Pioneer Units, or KPUs, starting in December. The decision matters beyond KAST’s user base. A well-funded crypto company is openly walking away from the standard points-to-token playbook, and that is a signal worth reading. On November 2, 2026, KAST confirmed it would not hold its token generation event (TGE). A TGE is the moment a project mints and distributes its token, usually the payoff points farmers wait for. KAST had originally planned that event for late 2026.