how exchanges list new crypto tokens

[cafter]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

[ryzaadit]

Some shitty exchanges not really required a lot documents, as long you have money.

Because most of the partner person who is partners with exchange they will join any crypto group and dm you about listing, etc. You have money, your token easily to be listed and documented only for formal things.

If you want to know the document, go to the exchange and go to fotter website (Find about "List your token or something like that", then you will find a form about document they needed.

[youdacapt]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

There are couple of means with which tokens get listed on decentralized and centralized exchanges; and you can see them below:

1. Project owners themselves approach these exchange platform, learn requirement to be listed on the platforms, fulfill the conditions for listings and then the listing will be set up and announced by the exchange and the project themselves. This is common when it comes to listing in centralized exchange platforms.

2. If its a dex listing, it is common knowledge that project owners themselves add up LP to the dex to enable trading; example of decentralized exchanges are uniswap, pancakeswap, quickswap, apeswap etc

3. The 3rd method is voluntary, free listing which is done by centralized exchange platforms; i experienced this when the likes of optimism, aptos, dydx, uni tokens were launched; multiple cex listed them freely.

Theses are the methods i can remember off hand; remember that you first have to approach the exchange before you can find out what and what not to do to get listed

[DanWalker]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

Every centralized exchange has that service, you need to contact the exchange where you want to list your tokens for more details, as each will have a different policy. But what is always needed before talking to them is money and possibly a lot of money if you want reputable exchanges.
Also, you can refer to decentralized exchanges, as far as I know, they are entirely free, unlike centralized exchanges.

In another case, if your project is good enough for them, they will even invest in it and prioritize listing on their exchange. Like the projects invested by Binance Labs, most will be listed on Binance.

[pilosopotasyo]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

If you're talking about Centralized exchange and the developer is submitting to a top-level exchange they need to prove that their coin or token has potential in the market and you need funds to list their token, the top exchange has its own criteria or requirements, and the coin/token must have a huge and supportive community that will sustain volume on the exchange where it will be listed.

[Godday]

Most exchange markets do not require a lot of paperwork to verify the eligibility of a new token to be put on their exchange.  As long as it's a token that makes money, they'll put it on the exchange.  I see that most of the exchange market will not suffer a loss if the token they put in turns out to be a scam and loses because the losers are of course the traders on their exchange market.

[wajik-tempe]

Each exchange may have their own specific listing requirements and criteria. Some commons steps are like, fill out an application form that requests information about the token, such as its name, ticker symbol, total supply, circulating supply, market cap, and more. then to ensure liquidity for the new token/coins, exchanges may work with market makers to provide buy and sell orders for the token on the exchange.
Crypto exchanges often charge a fee for listing new tokens, which can vary widely depending on the exchange and the token's popularity.
There may be additional requirements or criteria that exchanges use to evaluate new token listings depends on the exchanges

[Mozzart]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

most often the exchange has a department that deals with this.There are two options: the first is listing for money when a project arrives and agrees on cooperation with the exchange,and the second option is when the exchange itself adds a token because it is trendy and will bring good profit.

[mdzahed134]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

It’s depend on major or small exchanges, in small exchange you have to just fill their form, then they will ask to money, so i think if you have good amount of money than small exchanges listing isn’t difficult thing but on the other hand if you have money but will never list on Binance or other big exchanges, because they will research with your project.

[blockman]

You may find that news where CZ has said how they're listing tokens and also how he's choosing those listings that are exempted and takes no fee.
You may inquire about these exchanges to know what are factors to be considered aside just by paying the listing fee. I agree with ryza that those shitty exchanges don't really require a lot, as long as they're there to pay for the listing fee and they're good with it. There's no sense for those exchanges because they have no standard for those projects that wants to get into their market. And those exchanges usually have the shitiest tokens and coins ever listed on their platform, projects that are there won't take long to survive the market though.

[Yaunfitda]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

If I remember correctly, top tier exchanges requires the project to pay at least minimum 1 BTC to get listed on their exchanges, but they have their is a review process. And for some reasons they rejected it, then obviously, you don't have to pay that huge amount.

For other exchanges, like lower tier, it might be that they don't require any amount or at least not that huge amount to begin with.

It's business after all, everyone need to make money out of this market.

[Jackl87]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

I can't really tell you what kind of documents are needed in order to get listed on a centralized exchange because i was never part of a crypto project before, but obviously there are a few factors that are really big advantages if you want to get listed on a exchange with your project. First of all some of the new upcoming projects have received investments from the exchanges itself f.e. from biance labs, kucoin labs or from coinbase for example. So with projects like that is almost certain that they will be listed on the exchange where they have received an investment from. I could imagine though that you have a really hard time to get listed on a big exchange if you are a new and small project without much volume.

[Scripture]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

It will be a lot of documents for you to get listed since the exchanges will also open a wallet for that specific token so they wanna make sure that they are getting the right information and I’m talking about good exchanges here which also requires a huge fees. Well, some exchanges didn’t mind that much as long as you pay for the fees and that’s why many get listed easily, and as you can see those tokens who get listed at small exchanges don’t have much volume.

[lalabotax]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

It will depend on which exchange it is.
Some top exchanges will have some requirements and high costs to fulfill when going to list the token or their exchange, moreover the new token.
But some small or shit exchanges, will commonly not have high qualifications, only willing to have more tokens for listing.
For example if you are going to list a new token in a top exchange like Binance, you can read the requirement and qualifications like these:
https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/how-to-get-your-coin-listed-on-binance-com-053e4bdc48364343b863d1833618d8ba
https://www.binance.com/en-IN/support/faq/how-to-get-your-coin-listed-on-binance-com-053e4bdc48364343b863d1833618d8ba

Commonly, the higher the rank of the exchange, the higher the reputation of the exchanges both CEX and DEX, they will commonly have higher qualifications for listing new tokens, so, you must pay attention to each qualification. But for clearer conditions, you can reach or approach their support related to the token listing.

[Johnyz]

If you’re planning to get listed, the best way to do is to look for a good exchange and ask them for the requirements since every site have their own requirements and if you are going to get listed on top exchanges you should anticipate to gave out more documents and pay the huge fees as well.

Getting listed is one of the basis of many investor for a successful project, though its too bad to see many still get delisted on exchanges but I guess that’s how the tough the competition is and this is also why many opted to get listed on DEX instead.

[bittick]

I think each exchange have their own requirements, the more famous the exchange is, the difficult the requirements are, simply because they wanna keep the quality of the coins they are going to list, overall if you wanna get your coin listed then you should improve the quality and many aspects of the coin first, otherwise you're just gonna stuck in dex and some unfamous exchange.

[samcrypto]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

Are planning to list your project or you are just curious about this one?
If you will ask some exchanges they will provide you the complete details and requirements to get listed and I think there’s no free listing in CEX but i’m not sure with DEX since some can easily create a fake token in some DED. Listing is a big challenge to every new project, you should assess this first on where to list before making any decision, because this can be very expensive.

[TastyChillySauce00]

1. Go to the exchange site official announcement

2. Find a guide to list the new token like requirements or something else.

3. Send your application after you have been fulfilling the requirements to list your token.

4. Wait for the feedback that will be given by exchange site's listing team for your token

5. Don't be lazy and try to find that by yourself.

Any exchange sites have their own requirements. What you need to do to actively find the requirements to be listed on exchange site.

[abel1337]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

It vary from exchange to exchange, There are exchange that has strict terms and condition and there are some exchange that you only need a certain amount of money just to list your token there, Those exchange where money is the only thing you need are commonly full of sh**ty tokens, Though this only applies on centralized exchange. You also need to indicate if your pertaining to centralized or decentralized exchange. But majority of the time top exchanges has strict requirements this is why small projects considered it as an achievement if they were listed on a big centralized exchange. Just try to google the exchange that you want to know o how is their listing process works, it's much easier.

[sheenshane]

i want to know,
how do crypto exchanges list new tokens, what terms and condition or what type of document are needed to list a token .
i really doesn't know anything so may be the written terms may seem off the points

I think you need first to visit the exchange terms and read them carefully because IMO, each exchange may have its own specific requirements and process for listing new tokens, so it is important to research the specific exchange you are interested in listing on and review their documentation and guidelines.  They will carefully evaluate the potential benefits and risks of listing on an exchange, and ensure that they meet the requirements and guidelines of the exchange they are interested in listing on.

Most of the common requirements could be these;

• Legal and Regulatory compliance
• Community and Market support
• Fees and Costs