Crypto token listings and verification

Which crypto listing destination fits the project?

Start with the places where users need to find or verify your token. A listing, a profile correction and an exchange application are different workstreams; define the destination before preparing materials.

For a specific aggregator, see CoinMarketCap listing support or CoinGecko listing support. Other tracker destinations can be scoped through listings on other crypto trackers. Exchange work has a separate preparation path: centralized exchange listing.

Bring your target list to kickoff, even if it is provisional. We sort it by user need, readiness and the evidence each destination is likely to request. That prevents a broad, generic submission pack from obscuring missing information for a particular platform.

What should you prepare for token verification?

A verification request is easier to manage when the project can explain its identity, contract and token data consistently. The first review checks whether those details agree across the project’s public materials and the destination profile.

1. Confirm the token name, ticker, network and contract address.
2. Gather official website and social links, plus the project description and logo files.
3. Document supply information and explain any relevant distribution or contract details.
4. Identify the authorized project contact who can respond to platform questions.
5. Compare existing profiles and note discrepancies before submitting updates.

This checklist helps us identify gaps before a request goes out. For supply-focused work, review circulating supply verification; for a community profile request, see CoinMarketCap community verification.

Do not treat one completed profile as proof that every destination has the same information. Keep a canonical project fact sheet, record the source for each token detail, and assign one person to approve changes. That makes follow-up clearer when a platform requests clarification or a profile needs correction.

How does the listing and verification workflow run?

The workflow turns a destination list into submission-ready tasks, with a named reviewer checking the project’s materials before they are sent. You retain visibility into what is prepared, submitted and awaiting a response.

At kickoff, AEOTech assigns an account contact and uses a submission-readiness review to compare the contract, supply notes, logo, links and profile copy. We report status by destination rather than saying only that a listing campaign is underway. You can see the resulting profile work through DEXTools and DEXScreener profile updates or explorer token information and logo updates.

Timing is set after the destination and completeness review. A project with approved materials can move directly into preparation; missing or conflicting source details need to be resolved first.

When is profile remediation the right choice?

Remediation is appropriate when a token already appears on a platform but its visible information is incomplete, inconsistent or out of date. It is not the same as starting a new listing request.

Use this decision checklist:

• The contract or network shown on a profile does not match the project’s approved source information.
• A logo, project link or description needs an authorized update.
• A migration or rebrand has left old and new references in circulation.
• The team needs to understand which platform requests remain open.

For a contract change or rebrand, scope contract migration and rebranding updates. If several profiles need correction, listing profile remediation provides a focused route to review each destination and organize the requested changes.

Before work begins, send the current profile URL, the correct replacement information and evidence that the project controls the relevant destination or source. We compare the requested change against your canonical fact sheet, identify conflicts, and confirm the exact correction with your team. This gives the platform reviewer a consistent request and gives your team a clear record of what was asked for.

What remains outside the project team's control?

Platform review and display decisions remain with each destination, so our scope is the agreed preparation, submission coordination and profile work—not a promised acceptance or placement. A platform may ask for more evidence, decline a request or take time to reflect an approved change in its interface.

For a clean handoff, prepare these items before contacting us:

• The token’s network and contract address.
• A short list of target platforms and the reason each matters.
• Links to current profiles, if they already exist.
• Approved project facts, logo assets and an authorized point of contact.

We use that information to identify whether you need a new listing, verification support or remediation, then outline the relevant workstream and deliverables. If the need is specifically wallet display, see wallet logo and token list inclusion; if it concerns a DEX profile, use DEX listing and liquidity setup.

Send AEOTech your destination list and the current token fact sheet. After the submission-readiness review, we will return a scoped task plan showing what is ready, what needs clarification and who owns each next action.

Prices

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