CoinMarketCap Community Verification for Your Project

What does CoinMarketCap community verification give you?

Community verification helps link a CoinMarketCap profile to a project's official presence. As part of the service, we prepare the profile for submission and support the request for a verification badge; after it is granted, the project team can use the platform's available features, including publishing on behalf of the project.

This is not a service for adding a token to the catalog or an advertising placement. If the goal is to appear on the asset page, separately consider CoinMarketCap listing and the general listings and verification section. Community verification relates to the project's representation and communication on the platform.

The service is suitable if the project already has official channels and a responsible person who can confirm the accuracy of the information. Before starting, it is useful to determine:

• which account will handle communication;
• which links are considered official;
• who will approve publications and respond to inquiries;
• what project information should be consistent across all materials.

Such preliminary order reduces the risk of contradictions between the profile and public resources. We help gather information sequentially, not just submit a form without context checking.

How to get community verification on CoinMarketCap?

To get community verification on CoinMarketCap, a project needs to prepare an official profile and provide agreed-upon information for submission. We start by checking the initial data, then compile a set of materials and support the submission process.

Before starting, gather current links to the website and official social channels, the project name, and a brief description. Ensure that the resources actually belong to the team or are used by it as official ones. If some data has changed, prepare the current version and appoint a person who can confirm its accuracy.

During preparation, we:

• cross-check the project name and description across materials;
• verify that links lead to the correct official pages;
• identify gaps that are best addressed before submission;
• help bring information to a clear and consistent form;
• coordinate with you on who will manage the profile after review.

This is submission support, not a guarantee of a decision from CoinMarketCap. If you also need to update the token's representation on other platforms, consider DEXTools and DEXScreener profile update or CoinGecko listing. These tasks address other presence needs and do not replace community verification.

What is included in the service?

The service includes preparing the project for community verification submission and supporting the agreed actions. Before starting, we define the scope of the task, the contact person, and the initial data so that the team has a clear understanding of what is being prepared.

The basic process includes:

• initial review of official resources and project information;
• a list of materials and data that need to be provided;
• checking consistency of the name, description, and links;
• preparing information for submission and coordinating approval on your side;
• supporting the submission and providing recommendations for working with the profile afterward.

As a result, you have an organized set of information and a clear workflow: who is responsible for the account, which publications require approval, and where the team stores current official links. If discrepancies are found in public information, we first discuss what needs to be updated and who will do it.

We do not replace the project owner in matters of factual accuracy: the team confirms the data and approves materials before use. For related tasks concerning token information, you may need circulating supply verification. It has a separate focus and is not automatically included in community work.

How are the stages and timeline organized?

Work proceeds from data collection to submission, and then to supporting communication on the profile. The total duration depends on how quickly the team provides agreed materials and how the review goes on the platform side.

First, we conduct an initial check and note missing information. Then the project team provides materials, and we cross-check them and return questions if names, descriptions, or links diverge. After agreement, we prepare the information for submission. At this stage, it is important not to change several key data points simultaneously without notifying the person responsible for the process.

To avoid delays, prepare:

• current links to the official website and social channels;
• an agreed project description and its direction;
• a contact person who can quickly respond to clarifications;
• confirmation that the provided information can be used for the application.

After submission, we help the team navigate next steps and maintain an accurate profile. For a project that requires separate audience activity, you can additionally consider community engagement campaigns. This is an independent task: it is planned considering content, moderation, and team resources, not instead of setting up an official profile.

Platform limitations and rules

The decision on verification and feature availability is made by CoinMarketCap, so our work is about preparation and support, not a promise of results. The platform determines the review process and profile requirements; we cannot guarantee application approval, response time, badge issuance, or access to a specific feature. It is also not possible to promise price increases, organic volume, or project popularity as a result of verification.

To keep the submission correct, use only accurate information and links to resources that the project actually manages. Do not submit unverified claims as facts and agree in advance who has the right to publish materials on behalf of the project. If the description or external channels change, first update the overall data set, then continue working with the profile.

Before starting, check:

• whether the project name spelling matches in official sources;
• whether the provided links lead to the correct pages;
• whether the team has access to the channels it specifies;
• whether a person is appointed to approve publications.

Such a checklist does not replace CoinMarketCap's rules but helps avoid errors in materials and keep the project profile consistent. If you specifically need an advertising format on the platform, separately consider CoinMarketCap ads: advertising placement and community verification are different tasks.

How much does CoinMarketCap community verification cost?

The cost of CoinMarketCap community verification support starts from $700 per project. The final scope of work depends on the state of the initial materials and the amount of preparation needed; before starting, we agree on the task and expected deliverables.

The service is suitable if the project needs to establish an official presence on CoinMarketCap, prepare an application, and define those responsible for the profile. If your main goal is to get into the token catalog, consider a separate route for CoinMarketCap listing. If other platforms are needed, start with the listings and verification section to avoid mixing different procedures.

Before contacting us, formulate the task in a few points: which profile needs to be set up, what project resources are already ready, and who will approve the data. Attach links to official channels and indicate which materials are already being updated. This will allow us to specifically determine the scope of preparation and not include tasks that are not related to community verification.

Payment for the agreed service can be made in supported cryptocurrencies: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON, or BNB. The payment procedure and scope of work are fixed before the project starts.

Prices

Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.

How it works

1. Discuss the taskYou tell us which project needs a profile and what you expect from verification. We identify the contact person and agree on the service boundaries.
2. Gather materialsYou provide official links, a description, and project information. We note gaps and clarify inconsistencies before preparing the application.
3. Agree on the setWe check names, descriptions, and links, then pass the materials to your team for confirmation.
4. Support the submissionAfter agreement, we help prepare and submit the application through the chosen process and coordinate next steps.
5. Plan profile managementWe discuss who is responsible for access and publications so the team can keep the official profile up to date.