7 items in the CEX status report
7 items make the CEX work visible: target venue, status, latest request, owner, next action, open issue and decision. Before booking, we check whether your team can supply the facts behind each item.
Before we book
- Project: website, product status and official channels.
- Token: name, contract address, chain and public token details.
- Team: one responsive contact for technical and business questions.
- Markets: current trading venues and liquidity arrangements.
- Timing: planned launch, migration or product changes.
- Targets: exchanges under consideration and the reason for each.
- Proposals: written exchange or market-making terms already received.
We compare supplied facts with your public materials. Then we flag gaps for your team to resolve. You get a short action list, not a claim that every exchange requests identical documents.
Use Listings and verification to compare this work with other listing needs. If DEX access is your priority, review DEX listing and liquidity setup.
Which CEX targets fit your current priorities?
3 checks shape the shortlist: market fit, readiness and your team’s capacity for follow-up. We record what you want from each venue. Then we mark details that need direct confirmation.
A shortlist can include MEXC, Gate, Bitget, BingX, LBank, XT or KuCoin. Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 labels can organize your target list. They do not replace a venue-by-venue review.
- Market fit: note the audiences and regions you want to reach.
- Readiness: identify missing token, product or company information.
- Operations: name the person handling technical and commercial questions.
- Terms: separate confirmed written terms from discussion points.
- Dependencies: log product, token or liquidity work that could affect preparation.
The result is a prioritized list: approach first, retain as an alternative, or wait for a specific gap to close. This helps keep descriptions consistent across applications.
For the application path, see how to get listed on a centralized exchange. For fee planning, use CEX listing cost.
3 work formats, with separate decisions
3 work formats keep application preparation, venue comparison and market-making review distinct. The table shows what each format covers and what you should send first.
| Format | What we review | What you send |
|---|---|---|
| Venue shortlist | Target priorities, readiness and open questions | Exchange names and market goals |
| Application file | Project facts, token details and missing inputs | Public links, contract and current materials |
| Market-making proposal | Responsibilities, reporting and written terms | Proposal and questions for the provider |
An application file should use facts your team can support. Include official project and token names. Add chain details, product status and public links. Include team information you can disclose, supply explanations matching published materials, and current trading details.
Each venue sets its own requests. We use the file to prepare and identify gaps, not as a universal form.
Market making stays a separate decision. We review responsibilities, reporting, duration and exit conditions in the proposal. Your team decides whether to proceed. Confirm any costs with the relevant party. If supply presentation needs attention, see circulating supply verification.
5 moves from first review to exchange follow-up
5 moves keep the work ordered from first review to follow-up. One account lead records owners, questions and decisions. Your team gets a single status view.
- Send context: share public project links, token details, target venues and current proposals.
- Check readiness: we review consistency, missing inputs and questions needing an owner.
- Set priorities: we compare candidate exchanges against your goals and team capacity.
- Prepare materials: we organize application information and flag open items.
- Coordinate updates: we log agreed communications, exchange requests and next actions.
A written quote arrives within 2 working days after we review your request. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment, once we have the agreed inputs.
While work is live, you get a daily report. The final report includes links and screenshots within 2 working days after the agreed window ends.
Your status record shows the venue, current request, owner, next action and decision needed. It separates completed work from open items. For related listing work, see Listings on other crypto trackers.
What stays outside your control in a CEX review?
2 sides shape a CEX review: your team controls its submission and decisions; each exchange controls its own review. A complete application does not require a venue to list a token. No consultant can promise acceptance, a listing date or unchanged commercial terms.
We focus on work you can inspect: readiness gaps, application materials, agreed communications and a report of open requests. Before approving an application or provider agreement, check that claims match public information.
Confirm the signer’s authority. Get fees and obligations in writing. Treat informal discussion as unconfirmed until the relevant party documents it.
Send us the project website, token and contract details, current trading venues, target exchanges and any proposals. We will check the materials and identify gaps. Then we will return a written plan. Include your target window and the person who can approve next steps.
How it works
- Send project contextShare project links, token and contract details, target exchanges and current proposals. Include your main market objective.
- Check readinessWe review the materials for consistency, missing inputs and questions that need an owner.
- Prioritize venuesWe compare candidate exchanges against your stated priorities and team capacity.
- Prepare application materialsWe organize project information and flag open items before your team submits.
- Track follow-upWe log agreed communications, requests, owners and next actions in a shared status record.
Frequently asked questions
Which exchanges can you help us assess for a listing?
7 named targets can enter the review: MEXC, Gate, Bitget, BingX, LBank, XT and KuCoin. We compare them against your priorities and readiness. Then we mark details that need confirmation. A name on the shortlist does not mean an exchange has agreed to review your project.
What should be in our CEX application file?
1 working file should cover project and token names, contract and chain details, and official links. Include product status and disclosed team information. Add supply explanations and current trading details. One contact should answer technical and operational questions. Exchange requests differ. We use the file to find gaps, not assume one universal checklist.
How do you build the quote for CEX listing support?
3 inputs shape the quote: target venues, the requested work window and the amount of application or proposal review. You receive a fixed written quote before payment. Exchange and third-party charges remain separate. Confirm those charges in writing with the relevant party.
Does CEX listing support include a market maker?
1 separate proposal is needed to review market-making terms. Listing preparation does not automatically include a provider or its services. We can assess responsibilities, reporting, duration and exit terms. Your team chooses whether to proceed and confirms the provider’s terms directly.
Can you promise that a CEX will list our token?
1 exchange decision remains outside our control: the venue chooses whether to list. It also controls its review, timing and final terms. We can commit to agreed preparation, coordination and a status report. We cannot promise acceptance or an announcement date. Keep written confirmation distinct from informal discussion.
Can we prepare applications for several CEXs at once?
Several venues can sit on the shortlist, with a separate status line for each one. Send the target names, current materials and the person responsible for exchange questions. We identify shared inputs and venue-specific open items. Your team can then prioritize submissions without mixing requests.
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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