Listing profile remediation for flagged token data

Before booking: 7 items for a clean tracker review

7 inputs give us a useful first review. Send the items you have. We’ll identify what is missing before any sensitive files move.

• Platform: name CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, DEXTools or DEXScreener.
• Profile: share the public profile or pair URL.
• Notice: paste the exact flag text or attach a screenshot.
• Token: include the contract address and chain, where relevant.
• Project links: provide the current website and official social pages.
• History: include earlier submissions and platform correspondence.
• Records: note which company, ownership or KYC documents are available.

Add the person who can approve project facts and proposed corrections. That avoids drafting around details your team cannot confirm. For a new application, use a listing service instead. The listings and verification overview can help you choose. You can also start with the CoinMarketCap listing service.

Do not send sensitive identity files in an unsolicited message. First, tell us which records exist and who may authorize their use. We agree on a confidential handoff before reviewing those materials.

What do we check across the 4 tracker profiles?

4 platforms call for issue-specific checks, not one recycled response. We compare the visible profile with the notice. We also review the records you supply. Then we separate profile edits from statements that need evidence.

• Notice: identify the exact concern stated by the platform.
• Profile fields: compare public details with current project records.
• Supporting evidence: match each proposed claim to available documentation.
• Open questions: list facts that need project confirmation before drafting.
• Response owner: confirm who approves corrections and handles any submission.

This is a document and profile review. It is not a claim about how a tracker ranks or reviews projects. For a supply discrepancy, add circulating supply verification to the discussion. For a contract change or rebrand, check whether the migration and rebranding update service fits the underlying change.

The review ends with a short action record. It shows what matches, what needs correction, what needs proof and who owns the next step. Your team can check the response against that record before sending anything.

4 surfaces, one evidence map

4 surfaces can call for different inputs. The table shows what we review and what you should have ready. The notice determines which rows apply.

One project record may support several cases. Each correction still needs to address its profile and notice. We label reusable facts separately from platform-specific wording. For routine field changes without a broader issue, see the DEXTools and DEXScreener profile update service.

For an initial CoinGecko application, use the CoinGecko listing service. For other tracker applications, compare your need with listings on other crypto trackers. This keeps a profile correction, an application and a response to a flag distinct. They are different tasks, not one bundled request.

4 stages from intake to response file

4 stages keep the work moving from the first file to an approved handoff. Each stage has a clear owner. Each also has a check before the next action.

1. Intake: We review the profile, notice and available records. We reply within 1 working day. You get a written quote within 2 working days.
2. Record check: You provide relevant documents through the agreed confidential handoff. We compare them with the issue and flag gaps.
3. Draft and approval: We prepare factual corrections and organize supporting records. Your authorized contact confirms facts and attachments.
4. Handoff: We give you the agreed response materials. We note who handles platform communication. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment.

Before kickoff, confirm the platform, affected profiles, document owner and response approver. Decide whether you need a review file, help preparing corrections or support coordinating communications. Those choices set the work plan.

Our review record lists the profile checked, evidence received, unresolved questions and actions taken. Use it to brief your team or keep the case history together. We do not submit unapproved claims on your behalf.

What can a prepared response change?

A prepared response can make project facts easier to check. It can also make the next actions clearer. It cannot decide how a platform treats the case.

The platform controls these decisions:

• Submission: whether it accepts the response.
• Profile: whether it edits the visible information.
• Flag: whether it changes or retains the flag.
• Evidence: whether it asks for more documents.
• Review: its criteria and response timing.

A complete file does not promise a particular status. We commit to the agreed checks, prepared materials and handoff record.

Keep this service focused on an existing profile issue. For a separate visibility or listing need, compare it with the listings and verification overview before combining work. A routine field correction may fit a profile update. An application belongs with the relevant listing service.

Cost depends on 3 things: the platform, the number of affected profiles and whether KYC or document organization is needed. We provide a written quote before payment. Send the profile URL, notice text, contract address and target platform. We return the quote within 2 working days.

How it works

1. 1. Send the profile and noticeName the platform and provide the profile URL, exact issue text and earlier correspondence. Share only information you are authorized to provide.
2. 2. Confirm the requested workWe identify whether you need an audit, profile correction, evidence organization or help preparing a response.
3. 3. Gather and check recordsYour team supplies relevant KYC and supporting documents through an agreed confidential handoff. We check them against the stated issue.
4. 4. Approve the response materialsYour authorized contact confirms the facts, corrections and documents before anything is used in platform communications.
5. 5. Record the handoffWe note the materials prepared, actions taken and any platform response included in the agreed work.