Crypto listings and verification, starting with your project record

One project record, several kinds of listing work

Crypto listings and verification cover different tasks across data aggregators, explorers, wallets, exchanges and product directories. We begin by matching each destination to your project and the change or request you need.

A token may need market information shown clearly, while a product directory needs a concise account of what the product does. A profile correction is different again: your team needs to identify the displayed detail and provide the right replacement. We can help with CoinMarketCap listings, CoinGecko listings, or centralized exchange listings.

We keep the work in one 3-part record: destination, request, and next action. That gives your team a simple place to see what is ready. It also shows what needs a decision and where follow-up belongs.

Make every profile change traceable

Imagine a Discord server with a part-time admin. A campaign has ended, but nobody wrote down what happened; now the team needs to correct a token profile. We would first gather the current profile, the accurate details and any earlier platform messages.

A clear record helps the admin and project team stay aligned. We compare the proposed details with the project’s website, documentation and official channels. If a contract, name or official link has changed, we note which destinations still show the earlier information. Then we prepare a focused request for each platform rather than sending one general correction everywhere.

For example, say a token logo is missing from a wallet while an explorer shows an old project link. Those are two separate requests, even if the same team member approves both. We can organize a wallet logo request alongside an explorer profile update. Each item stays linked to its evidence and status.

Brand Community keeps a shared platform status note for the work we handle. Your team can see the latest action, the person who needs to respond, and any details still to confirm.

What does each platform need your team to show?

Each request needs evidence that fits the question being asked. Separating identity, supply and profile-change materials helps your team explain the request without mixing unrelated details.

Identity and community information

A community verification request focuses on the project’s official identity and links. We can help organize those details for CoinMarketCap community verification. Your team should identify who can speak for the project and confirm that each submitted link is current.

Circulating supply information

A supply request concerns the circulating-supply information being presented, not simply the project’s public profile. We help gather the token details and records your team can provide for circulating supply verification. Keep the supporting material together, and explain how it relates to the figure you are submitting.

Corrections after a project change

For a rebrand or contract migration, list the affected details and the profiles that still show earlier information. A migration and rebranding update may involve different destinations and evidence from a routine link correction.

For all three types, keep one current source for the project name, token details, official links and authorized contact. If a platform has already replied, add that correspondence before preparing the next request.

A steady handoff from intake to follow-up

The work moves from a clear starting record to platform-specific requests and a shared status note. We keep your team involved when a project detail needs confirmation or a decision.

1. Gather the basics. You share project links, relevant token details, target platforms and any earlier correspondence.
2. Check what is shown. We compare the current profiles with your confirmed project information and flag inconsistencies.
3. Sort the requests. We separate new listing inquiries, verification requests and profile corrections into distinct actions.
4. Prepare the materials. We organize the evidence and wording for each destination, using the information your team confirms.
5. Record the follow-up. The shared note shows the latest action, any platform response and the next person responsible.

A single project contact keeps decisions moving. If the work includes a DEXTools or DEXScreener profile update and an aggregator request, that contact can confirm the shared project facts once. We then keep each destination’s request separate and note any different information it needs.

Keep platform decisions separate from completed work

Good preparation gives your team a clear view of the work completed and the questions still open. We can organize the agreed materials, prepare requests and record follow-up; we cannot decide how a platform handles them. CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, explorers, wallets and exchanges set their own eligibility checks and review queues. They also make their own profile decisions, so acceptance, verification status and timing remain outside our control.

If a response asks for more information, we can help your team understand what is missing and prepare a suitable next request. If a request is declined, we review the available response and identify whether a correction or another route makes sense. We keep that platform decision distinct from the preparation and coordination already completed.

To begin, send your project website, target platforms, relevant token or product details, current profile links and any earlier platform messages. Tell us whether the first priority is a new listing inquiry, verification, a supply request or a profile correction. We’ll review the record with you, identify the next actions and agree what we’ll handle.