Crypto token listings and verification support

What a token listing project puts in view

A listing project organizes accurate token information for the platform pages your audience uses. Where a platform accepts and publishes the update, the result can be checked on the relevant tracker, explorer, wallet, or exchange profile; our record shows the work completed and its status.

The scope is defined by the destinations and profile changes, not by a vague promise of broad exposure. Typical deliverables include:

• A destination list covering the requested data aggregators, explorers, wallets, or exchanges.
• A structured project information pack, including the token identifiers and links you provide.
• Submission or correction requests prepared for the relevant platform route.
• Follow-up notes and a final record of published, pending, or unresolved items.

For example, a tracker-focused scope may center on CoinMarketCap listing and CoinGecko listing, while a broader discovery plan can include other crypto trackers. We confirm the exact destinations at kickoff, so the team can judge delivery against a clear list rather than an undefined target.

How do we check listing readiness before submission?

A readiness review checks whether the information you plan to submit is consistent, complete, and supported by materials you can share. It gives the project team a practical chance to fix discrepancies before requests go out.

CoinMarketingCap uses a named listing-readiness review: we compare the project brief against the token details and public links supplied by your team, then return a short checklist of missing or conflicting items. The review can cover:

• Token name, ticker, contract address, and network as supplied by the project.
• Official website and social links, with attention to mismatched names or destinations.
• Supply information and supporting explanations where a profile needs clarification.
• The requested platform, profile URL, and exact change or listing being sought.

For supply-related work, see circulating supply verification. For community profile details, CoinMarketCap community verification is a separate, more focused workstream. You approve the information pack before submission. That keeps project claims and platform requests aligned, and makes later follow-up easier to trace.

Which platforms and profile changes can the scope cover?

The scope can combine listing requests and profile maintenance across several platform types, provided each target and requested change is named in advance. Different destinations need different project information, so one generic submission should not be treated as a fit for every platform.

We can also coordinate DEXTools and DEXScreener profile updates, explorer token information and logo updates, or wallet logo and token list inclusion. Exchange work is scoped separately as a centralized exchange listing. Before confirming scope, send the exact profile URLs or platform names, the change you want, and any correspondence already received. This lets us separate a new listing request from a correction or an update to an existing profile.

When should a project request listing profile remediation?

Listing profile remediation is useful when a token page contains incorrect project details, outdated branding, broken links, or information that no longer matches the project’s current materials. The first task is to identify the exact discrepancy and prepare a clear correction request.

A useful handoff includes the affected platform and profile URL, the field that needs attention, the accurate replacement information, and evidence or official project links that support the change. Include the history of previous requests if the team has it. That helps us avoid duplicating work and makes the next action explicit.

For contract changes or a project rename, use the dedicated contract migration and rebranding update scope. For a wider set of inaccurate or inconsistent token pages, listing profile remediation can map the affected destinations and prioritize them. We report each item separately, so an accepted correction on one profile is not presented as proof that every other platform has made the same update. The project can then decide whether to resolve the highest-impact profile first or submit corrections in parallel.

What can affect listing review and publication?

A clear, complete project information pack makes a submission easier to review and gives the team a sound basis for follow-up. Before work begins, agree on the target pages, authorized project contact, approved token facts, and the evidence available for each requested change.

Use this kickoff checklist:

• Confirm the official token identifiers and project links.
• Share existing platform profiles and any open support correspondence.
• Mark which details may be shared with each destination.
• Identify the project contact who can answer clarification requests.
• Agree how pending, published, and declined items will be recorded.

The platform controls its own eligibility review, requested evidence, publication decision, and timing; a submission or correction request cannot guarantee approval or a particular placement. We commit to the agreed preparation, submission, follow-up, and delivery record, and report platform responses as they arrive.

Send CoinMarketingCap your target platform list, token identifiers, and current profile links to start the listing-readiness review. We will return a scoped checklist showing the proposed work and the information needed from your team.

Prices

Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.