Exchange Listings

[Gordium]

What are some of the easiest exchanges to list on? And what are their requirements for listing?

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[Crasengover]

The easiest is EtherDelta of course. They just need the following information from you to list your token:
Any Ethereum-based token can be imported as a custom token and start trading on EtherDelta, without permission.
To appear on the list of official tokens, the token owner/creator should PM Zack (EtherDeltaZack - Click on EtherDeltaZack on the right under Activity and click on “chat privately” to send a PM) with the following information:
a. Token address (code should be verified on Etherscan)
b. Official Web site (the token address should appear on the official Web site for verification)
c. Paragraph description of the token.

[Gordium]

Can the token be listed on more than one exchange?

[marks1976]

What are some of the easiest exchanges to list on? And what are their requirements for listing?

Ether delta should become the saiest way to list your token, but if we are talking about the another exchange site just like bittrex and something else. and that will be required a lot of the data from the developer itself. To complete about the security measure and kyc becomes a mandatory.

[Haladay]

What are some of the easiest exchanges to list on? And what are their requirements for listing?

Etherdelta generally adds the tokens automatically without asking, if one team request it, they 99.99% accept it.

Some exchanges want high trade volume and some fiat money to make your token listed in their platform. Some others are only picking the best projects for example.

[DigeNarrator]

coinexchange - i think you need to pay some fee, but they list almost everything :p
cryptopia - you have a page on their website with FEE that you need to pay

[xPPx]

Any other exchanges that are considered easy to list on? Thanks in advance!

[rumexx]

I think etherdelta is it. Visit etherdelta.github.io and get all the information needed to list your coins there for trading. Congratulations.

[Valzador]

What are some of the easiest exchanges to list on? And what are their requirements for listing?

I think etherdelta is the easiest but that site is less stable, try cobinhood or kucoin and do not forget to check coss.io

[spadormie]

Can the token be listed on more than one exchange?

Of course, if you will see the different exchanges we are having, we have a lot of coins that are the same. For example, Centra exists in EtherDelta, Hitbtc, and also in Binance for example.

[hicaribou]

What are some of the easiest exchanges to list on? And what are their requirements for listing?

Etherdelta generally adds the tokens automatically without asking, if one team request it, they 99.99% accept it.

Some exchanges want high trade volume and some fiat money to make your token listed in their platform. Some others are only picking the best projects for example.

Oh so they dont ask any money for it? i think thats why they dont improve their UI.

[justin86]

The easiest one is etherdelta, you can list your coin on livecoin or cryptopia as well but they want money, it is appr. more than 3 btc for cryptopia

[Umtitima]

ED is the easiest exchange for listings, no payment but very risky.

[GuiDonK]

Coinbase in my opinion is the best exchange for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin.

Bittrex supports more than 200 cryptocurrencies. It offers speedy transactions.

Kraken is one of the best Bitcoin/ cryptocurrency exchanges. It provides reliability, high security rifornimento and advanced order types like stop-loss orders.

[maereglapo]

Etherdelta accepts most of the token listing,but it is the best place for your tokens to be trade in.

[danmoris]

Can the token be listed on more than one exchange?

Yes tokens can be listen on more than one, and an example of that is trade.io.
Its currently listed on HitBTC and EtherDelta. You can check what coin is listed where by checking that out in coinmarketcap.

[Tactical Genius]

Can the token be listed on more than one exchange?

That sounds quite noob a question but it's fine.The point is some exchanges require an amount to be paid before they list a coin or token,others are next to free to list such as etherdelta.All you need to do is to meet the requirements for which ever exchange it is and you will be listed.So there is nothing like a limitation on thr number of exchanges you can list on.Just meet the criteria of each exchange and you are fine!

[sarfwr]

Generally speaking, large exchanges will require you to provide some tokens and certain funds, which is like an industry's unwritten rules, and of course you can make a profit in the following transactions.

[Swenna]

The requirements for listing of coins depends on what exchange you're pursuing because it varies. Just like what they said, the easiest and the simplest exchange is etherdelta. Almost all of altcoins are listed there and can be traded. I've also tried coinut and coinomi for bitcoin exchange, but I like coinut better. I haven't tried other exchange, yet. I tried signing up with poloneix once, but it requires verification and takes some time before once is verified.

[Annie9373]

Check out Liqui.io. Less well known but solid.