CryptoRank listing for project records and funding rounds

2 CryptoRank records, one clear request plan

2 record types need different source material: a project profile and a fundraising round. We identify the request first. Then we check what your team can support with public information.

These are work categories, not CryptoRank field requirements. We check the current public instructions before preparing anything for submission. Send the project profile URL if one exists. Otherwise, send the project’s official links. Tell us whether the request concerns a round.

The package keeps project facts separate from round facts. That makes review easier for your team. Each claim gets a traceable source. For other directory work, compare CryptoRank with other tracker listings or review the wider listings and verification options.

How does a CryptoRank request move from intake to follow-up?

5 handoffs take the request from your first links to a written status record. One project contact approves facts and disclosure choices throughout.

1. Send the request: Share the project or round focus. Include any CryptoRank profile URL and official sources.
2. Set the request: We confirm which record needs work. We also identify who can approve its details.
3. Check the sources: We compare names, descriptions, round claims and links. Then we flag gaps or conflicts.
4. Approve and prepare: Your contact confirms the information. We organize the request for the currently available public route.
5. Track the response: We record what was sent. We pass any platform response or next action to your team.

Your team supplies authoritative facts and signs off on disclosures. We handle the source review, preparation and agreed follow-up. One contact helps avoid competing edits. Provide direct links wherever possible. That lets us check each claim against its source.

Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment. Payment can be made in USDT, BTC or your token. If CryptoRank asks for clarification, we identify the relevant claim and source. Your team can then prepare a reply.

7 checks before the request leaves your desk

7 checks keep project and round details consistent before submission. We flag unclear claims for your approval. We don’t fill gaps with assumptions.

• Project name: Match the name used on official public channels.
• Description: Check that the approved wording matches the project’s public materials.
• Website: Confirm the link points to the official project site.
• Documentation: Include relevant public documentation and product references.
• Social links: Send official accounts. Identify the right contact for corrections.
• Round details: Connect each approved statement to a public announcement or other source you provide.
• Disclosure: Mark details that are private, pending approval or not cleared for publication.

For round requests, tell us whether the announcement is public. Identify which details your team approves. Internal presentations can help your team review facts. They do not replace a public source for a public-facing claim. We mark missing evidence clearly. Then we return the question to your approver.

For a separate tracker request, use the platform-specific CoinGecko listing service or CoinMarketCap listing service. Their request materials should not replace a CryptoRank source check.

Which CryptoRank record fits your request?

2 request types serve different purposes: a project record describes the project, while a round record documents a financing event. Tell us which one is primary before we organize the information.

A project and round may both be relevant. They are not interchangeable. If you need both, state the priority. Tell us whether the round is already public. We keep the claims distinct. A general project description does not stand in for round evidence.

The table is a preparation aid, not a statement of CryptoRank’s criteria. CryptoRank controls its review and eligibility decisions. It also controls whether or how a record appears. We cannot promise acceptance or a particular display. Our commitment is the agreed preparation, coordination and status record.

For wider directory coverage, compare other crypto tracker listing support.

Send 3 items to start the CryptoRank review

3 items give us a clean starting point: the request, official links and a person who can approve facts. At DigitalMedia1, our source-to-claim check shows which supplied link supports each key statement.

• Request: Say project listing, round listing or an existing profile correction.
• Official sources: Send the website, documentation, social links and public round announcement where relevant.
• Approver: Name one person who can confirm facts and disclosure limits.
• Existing record: Include its CryptoRank URL and the exact correction, if applicable.
• Open questions: Flag missing sources or details that are still awaiting approval.

We review the materials and return specific gaps. Then we confirm the work in writing before submission.

The written quote arrives within 2 working days after intake. Once you approve the request and confirm payment, we prepare it through the available public route. We keep a record of what was sent.

Send us the CryptoRank URL, official project links and the public round source if relevant. We’ll check the materials. Then we’ll return the open questions and quote.

How it works

1. Send the requestShare the project or round focus, any CryptoRank URL, and the official sources your team relies on.
2. Name the approverIdentify who can confirm project facts and disclosure choices. We confirm which record needs work.
3. Check the sourcesWe compare supplied claims with their links and return gaps or conflicts for your decision.
4. Approve and prepareAfter your approval, we organize the request for the currently available public submission route.
5. Track the requestWe provide a written record of what was prepared and sent, plus any response or next action.