charge fee for IEO listings

[xOdiumNostrumx]

It would be interesting to have those information indeed as I dont have a clue if there are any fees for being approved for IEO. Top tier exchanges are accepting strong projects, so they can make profits from a high volume of trades after listing, but I wouldn't be surprised if smaller exchanges would charge fees for running IEOs.

[efxtrader]

so  any one know what is  Fee and requirments   for IEO listing on exchanges  like latoken ,gate, binance , okex, houbi , bittrex  ,bitmax and other top IEO platforms?

pls share your experience

Information like this is usually only owned by the developer team of a new project and the exchanger itself. It is difficult to know the value of listing fees because all parties are exposed to the disclosure rules which can result in legal action

[setialovers]

so  any one know what is  Fee and requirments   for IEO listing on exchanges  like latoken ,gate, binance , okex, houbi , bittrex  ,bitmax and other top IEO platforms?

pls share your experience

Information like this is usually only owned by the developer team of a new project and the exchanger itself. It is difficult to know the value of listing fees because all parties are exposed to the disclosure rules which can result in legal action

It is indeed difficult to ascertain the amount of listing fee charged by the exchanger for new projects, mostly limited to rumors. But in fact large exchangers such as Binance sometimes free up listing fees if the project seems to have prospects.

[sehoon]

Isn't it the same with the ICOs and depends on the project? This kind of information is not revealed to the public as far as I know.

[betty11]

You need to email the support of the various exchanges, they will reply you. I know Binance is very high and getting your IEO on Binance is like the USA allowing the North Korea to continue with their nuclear program. Latoken should be the easiest of them all, sadly, I won't buy any IEO on latoken.

[VIP BTC]

I think all of this discussion has been answered, with various opinions available, a conclusion can be drawn that the fee listing a token on an exchange is very varied, based on the size of the exchange, based on the quality of an exchange, so the better the exchange, the fee also will get bigger.

[slashz9]

you can apply your project to them and then they wiill review your proejct and will give the fees of the listing.
I think this information is confidential, so they don't want to tell the unnecessary.

[SirLancelot]

I think they are asking for a huge amount of Money if they are respectable enough like binance, gate.io or kucoin.

But for other small exchanges probably way cheaper.

Yeah, small exchanges are far cheaper and this is the tactics that binance and all those big exchange too are using to attract genuine projects to themselves, you will notice that major of these small exchanges re full of cheap coins ,because even an ordinary student could just come up with an idea now and feel like raising fund, it would be easier for him to do so because the amount is cheap on those low exchanges, but with big exchanges, only genuine projects can afford to list on them, although we have some of those exchanges that their fee is just too much, and I think that they are just exploiting, but for binance, I think the fee is still fair enough and is worth it for the services that will enjoy from whatever platform binance is giving to them to work with.