3 inputs, 1 checked application set
3 inputs | 1 checked application set | 1 project approver
Start with the public record your team can confirm. We compare supplied details with your official materials. Then we organize the information for your team to review. This coinmarketcap listing service supports an application. It is not an exchange listing or a visibility placement.
Send these first:
- Project links: website, public documentation, and official social channels.
- Token details: name, symbol, network, and contract information where applicable.
- Request status: new application, prior submission, or platform correspondence.
- Project contact: one person who can confirm facts and answer questions.
We return one concise list of gaps and mismatches. It also flags details that need confirmation. Your team remains the source of truth. We do not fill factual gaps by guessing.
For the wider listing process, see Listings and verification. If you plan to apply independently, the CoinMarketCap application guide gives you a practical sequence. Keep the source links current. That makes each detail easier to check.
Which CoinMarketCap details should line up?
4 checks help catch avoidable confusion before submission. Compare each application detail with its current public source. Ask the person responsible to confirm any difference.
| Application detail | Check | What to send |
|---|---|---|
| Project identity | Names and descriptions agree | Current website and documentation |
| Token or coin | Symbol and network details are clear | Relevant token information |
| Contract | Address and network are identified, where applicable | Public contract reference |
| Official channels | Links are current and project-controlled | Social and community links |
| Project changes | Rebrand or migration context is documented | Current details and prior status |
Use this table as a working readiness check. It does not claim to list hidden platform criteria. Mark unknown or inapplicable details clearly. Do not leave an unexplained blank. Keep planned features separate from current product facts.
For profile identity questions, review CoinMarketCap community verification. For a supply-data task, see circulating supply verification. Give your team one source folder. Include the latest links and confirmed details. That simple handoff helps avoid conflicting versions.
Fast-track preparation is a tighter work sequence
3 work blocks keep preparation moving: collect, verify, and approve. Fast-track means we focus our own checks and coordination. It uses the information already available. It does not skip fact checks or turn unconfirmed details into claims.
Use this checklist to keep the work moving:
- Source links: send working public URLs in one message.
- Open questions: assign each fact to someone who can verify it.
- Changes: identify recent updates to the project name, token, or contract.
- Application history: include the request status and relevant replies.
- Approval: choose one contact to sign off on the final information set.
Already applied? Send the original request and any reply you can share. We can organize the open points into a focused response plan. If the request involves a contract migration or rebrand, migration and rebranding updates cover that profile task.
Keep the listing request separate from CoinGecko listing support. Each platform has its own application process. Our check focuses on the information your team supplies and the public sources you identify.
We flag contradictions instead of smoothing them over. That keeps the final set tied to facts your team can stand behind.
How does CoinMarketCap application support move forward?
5 steps take the work from intake to organized follow-up. Your project contact stays involved in every fact check. Approval remains with the people who know the project.
- Send the record: share official links, token or coin details, and request status.
- Check readiness: we compare supplied facts with public materials and list open points.
- Confirm the facts: your contact approves details or supplies corrections.
- Prepare submission: we organize approved information and support the agreed workflow.
- Track follow-up: we log actions and help arrange a focused reply when needed.
We reply to a new request within 1 working day as a default. Work starts after payment is confirmed. The sequence adjusts to the materials and task. Your team keeps control of official accounts. Your contact approves factual claims before use.
We keep a clear record of open questions and confirmed changes. That record gives your team a practical reference during follow-up. It also helps when comparing CoinGecko vs CoinMarketCap listing.
The two applications should not be treated as one request. We support the workflow you agree with us. Your team remains responsible for account access and factual approval.
4 checks before the next CoinMarketCap action
4 checks give your team a practical next move: confirm sources, resolve mismatches, approve facts, and keep the submission record. A focused correction with a direct source is easier to assess than a broad update with unrelated information.
Before submitting or replying, check:
- Every link opens and supports the detail beside it.
- Names, symbols, and network information match across materials.
- Recent project changes have a clear explanation.
- One team contact can confirm the final application details.
CoinMarketCap decides whether to list a project. It also decides how it handles requests and when it responds. No agency can promise approval, a review date, or a category.
We commit to the preparation, coordination, and reporting agreed with you. We do not promise a platform outcome.
A listing request is separate from a trending placement or banner advertising. If your listing is live and visibility is next, see CoinMarketCap trending campaigns.
Send your official project links, token or coin details, and current application status. We will review them and send a written quote within 2 working days.
How it works
- Send 3 core inputsShare official project links, relevant token or coin details, and current application status. Name one contact who can confirm facts.
- Get the readiness checkWe compare your information with public materials. Then we return a concise list of gaps and questions.
- Approve the factsYour team confirms details and source links. Unconfirmed information stays marked for clarification.
- Prepare the submissionWe organize approved information and support the agreed submission workflow.
- Organize follow-upWe log actions and help prepare a focused response if clarification is needed.
Frequently asked questions
What should I send first for a CoinMarketCap application review?
3 core inputs are enough to start: official project links, token or coin details, and request status. Include network and contract information where applicable. Add any correspondence if you have already applied. We check these against your public materials. Then we return gaps and questions for your team to confirm.
What determines the quote for application support?
3 factors shape the quote: your application stage, the information needing checks, and whether follow-up support is required. CoinMarketCap’s standard listing application is free. Agency support is separate. You receive a fixed written quote before payment. It covers the agreed checks and coordination, so you can decide whether the work fits your request.
How quickly can your team review our application materials?
Work starts after confirmed payment. The review itself depends on when your team supplies complete, confirmed information. Send the source links together and name one project contact. That gives us a clear starting point for checking facts and returning open questions.
Can fast-track support secure CoinMarketCap approval?
CoinMarketCap alone decides whether to list a project, how it handles an application, and when it responds. We can speed up our own information checks and coordination. We cannot promise approval, a review date, or a particular category. We agree on work we control and report on that work.
Is a CoinMarketCap listing the same as a trending placement?
2 different tasks. Listing support prepares and coordinates an application about project information. A trending placement is a separate visibility activity. It does not replace an application. If your listing is live, send the visibility goal. We can point you to the relevant CoinMarketCap trending campaign.
What should we do if CoinMarketCap asks for clarification?
1 focused reply is the practical next move. Identify the exact point raised. Confirm the answer with the project contact. Add a direct public source where available. Avoid unrelated updates. We can organize the response and check it against your current public materials before your team sends it.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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