How to get listed on a cryptocurrency exchange?

Evidently, the listing process in its initial stage is fairly simple. Complications may occur after submitting the application form.

As a blockchain development services provider, we support our clients on every stage, from the application form submission to updating the data about the coin after listing, but if you want to do it yourself, here’s some advice on how to increase the chances of success.

Patience

After sending the application form, you should remain patient. Major exchanges receive hundreds of applications every day that physically cannot be processed rapidly. If you start messaging the support team or spamming into the head management’s inbox, you might lower your chances of successfully passing the review process or even get blacklisted.

Max information from the start

Each piece of information is extremely valuable when applying for a listing. On most exchanges, the analytics and review team representatives ask to provide as much information as possible from the very beginning since it allows for a broader and more precise project review.

Constant updates are a must

Community trust is a major criterion for listing a coin. Usually, exchanges ask for quarterly or monthly updates on the project’s development, but overall it’s a good practice to give regular updates on the state of affairs.