What does a contract migration update include and who needs it?
This service aligns public token profiles with a new contract or brand. It suits projects migrating a token to a new address, changing ticker, name, or logo, and wanting to avoid inconsistent information across trackers and DEX screeners.
Work begins not with sending a generic email to all platforms, but by verifying what actually changed and which pages are affected. We compare the old and new addresses, gather official links, and determine where a profile update is needed versus a separate migration request. For related tasks, you can separately order profile update on DEXTools and DEXScreener and update token data on explorers.
Before starting, it helps to prepare a brief reason for the migration, the switch-over date posted in official channels with unambiguous wording, proof of control over the new contract, and a list of the project’s live links. If only the visual part of the brand changes, this must be separated from the technical transition: platforms need to clearly understand whether the asset remains the same and exactly what should display differently.
We scope the work by platforms and fields: contract address, name, ticker, logo, description, website, and social links. Such a list helps to spot gaps in advance and avoids mixing a rebranding request with a request for a new listing.
What data to gather before submitting applications?
A strong application relies on a single source of truthful information and a clear link between the token’s old and new state. Before reaching out, prepare a change table and verify that the same data is published on your website, in social channels, and in documentation.
The working package usually includes:
- old and new contract addresses with the network specified;
- exact spelling of the name and ticker, and the final logo file;
- official website, project channels, and explorer pages;
- a public explanation of the migration reason and token holder instructions, if applicable;
- links to evidence showing the project’s connection to both the old and new addresses.
Before sending, check that the new address copies without errors, the network is specified unambiguously, and the logo meets the specific form’s requirements. Do not attach conflicting versions of the name and do not use temporary links the team does not control. If the request involves circulating supply, prepare separate evidence and explanations: circulating supply verification addresses a related but distinct task.
We compile a list of missing materials and clarifications before sending. This streamlines the project team’s work: the responsible person only needs to verify facts, approve wording, and provide available evidence, rather than rebuilding the migration history from scratch for each platform.
How are data updates handled on CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, and DEX screeners?
Each platform handles updates through its own form, profile, or support channel, so a single set of materials must be adapted to different fields and contexts. We prepare a consistent application basis and note separately which changes are requested on each page.
On CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko, it is important not to confuse modifying an existing asset with adding an unrelated listing. The request describes what happened to the contract and brand, specifies the correct network and address, and includes current official links. For preparing or adjusting listings separately, services CoinMarketCap listing and CoinGecko listing are available, but a migration update should not automatically be treated as a new listing.
On DEXTools and DEXScreener, special attention is paid to matching the pair address, network, and project’s public information. If the market or contract itself changed, first determine which page refers to the current asset; then prepare a request to fix or update the available fields. Links to official pages and the explorer help tie the listing to confirmed data.
To verify the result, compare the displayed address, ticker, name, and logo against the approved table. Then check links and network on each page separately. Note which fields are already updated, which applications are pending a response, and where clarification is needed. Within the larger scope of listings and verification, related profiles can also be coordinated.
How does the coordination proceed and what do you get?
Coordination follows a sequence of verifiable actions: from data audit to cross-checking updated pages. You know in advance what materials are needed from your team, which platforms are covered, and how completion is verified.
First, we map the affected profiles and document the requested changes. Then we verify addresses, brand wording, and links, prepare application texts, and assemble supporting evidence. After you approve, we submit the applications, track their statuses, and relay platform responses. If a clarification request comes in, we specify exactly what fact or document needs to be added so your team can confirm quickly.
Work stages:
- audit of existing listings and list of discrepancies;
- collection of missing facts and agreement on a single version of data;
- preparation of applications tailored to the forms and channels of the selected platforms;
- response coordination and status logging;
- final cross-check of published fields against the change list.
At the start, we agree on scope: which platforms and fields are updated, what materials the project provides, and how the report will be delivered. Timeline is planned after assessing document readiness and the number of affected profiles; no calendar promises are given before verifying source data. The final report includes a log of sent requests, current statuses, links to pages, and open issues. Service price starts from $1,150 per project.
How to start the profile update?
You can start with a brief description of the changes and a list of known project pages. Then we turn the inputs into an agreed action plan and close each update step by step.
For the initial assessment, share the old and new addresses, network, which brand elements are changing, and links to CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, DEXTools, and DEXScreener profiles. If some data is not ready yet, note that explicitly: this separates material preparation from application submission and avoids sending incomplete information.
Indicate who in the project can confirm control over the contract and approve the final wording. Separately list any already published migration announcements and provide links to the website, documentation, and channels the team manages. This helps verify that public messages are consistent and that no old addresses remain.
Before starting, also decide whether you need to update only the aggregator listings or also related explorer and wallet profiles. If the request is limited to specific platforms, list them clearly. We will cross-check this list against the project’s actual pages and return a list of clarifications so the agreed scope and submission sequence are clear before work begins.
Platform limitations and migration risks
Updating a profile does not bypass each platform’s independent review and does not replace the project’s own technical confirmation. Decisions, review timelines, evidence requirements, and available fields are determined by the platforms themselves; their algorithms, listing checks, and volume requirements cannot be controlled externally. It is not possible to promise price changes, viral attention, or organic volume. We take responsibility for the agreed scope of preparation, submission, and follow-up of applications, but not for moderation decisions.
The main practical risk is inconsistent information: different addresses in publications, incomplete migration history, outdated website, or a logo that does not match the approved version. Before submitting, check:
- whether the same address appears in all materials and the explorer;
- whether the relationship between the new and old contract is explained;
- whether ticker and name are consistent across official channels;
- whether links point to uncontrolled or outdated pages;
- whether it is clear exactly which fields need to be changed.
Do not announce that the migration is complete until the team has confirmed the actual transition status. If the old and new contracts coexist, this must be described accurately, without implying that one address is already inactive without confirmation. We flag such inconsistencies early and agree on safe wording with you before submission.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| Contract Migration Update | from $1,150 / project |
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
- Provide your inputsSend the old and new contract addresses, network, profile links, and a brief description of changes. We will clarify which pages are affected.
- We conduct an auditCross-check public data, spot discrepancies, and identify what evidence is missing for applications.
- Agree on the change packageLock in the platforms, fields, and wording. You verify facts and approve materials before submission.
- Submit and follow up on applicationsPrepare requests for the selected platforms, track responses, and relay any requests for clarification.
- Cross-check profilesVerify published data and deliver a report with statuses, links, and open issues.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to update a contract and rebrand on trackers?
Pricing starts from $1,150 per project. The final scope depends on the number of platforms, profiles, and types of changes: contract address, name, ticker, logo, and links. Before starting, we lock in exactly what is included in the work and list the materials you need to provide.
How long does profile migration take?
Timeline is determined after reviewing materials and the list of platforms. Factors include evidence readiness, number of affected pages, and each platform’s response time. We plan the sequence of work, submit prepared applications, and report status, but do not promise a moderation timeline as guaranteed.
What data do you need to get started?
Old and new contract addresses, network, links to existing profiles, official project channels, and a description of the migration reason. Also provide the exact name and ticker, final logo, and public materials confirming the project’s connection to both addresses.
Can I change only the name and logo without a migration?
Yes. In this case we treat the request as a brand update and do not include a contract address change if not needed. It is important to verify beforehand that the new name and logo are published in official sources and used consistently across project pages.
Do you guarantee that CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko will accept the changes?
No: decisions and review timelines remain with the platform, and their checks, requirements, and available fields may differ. Price, viral attention, or organic volume cannot be guaranteed. We guarantee only the execution of the agreed preparation and application coordination work, and transparently communicate their statuses.
Can you update the profile on DEXTools and DEXScreener at the same time?
Yes, if both platforms are part of the agreed scope. We check pages and required fields separately, as pair, network, and profile data may differ. Before submission, it helps to ensure the official website and explorer already show the current address.
How do I know the update is complete?
Cross-check each page against the approved table: network, address, name, ticker, logo, and links. The final report lists updated profiles, pending applications, and questions requiring the team’s response or the platform’s decision.
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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