Jupiter and Raydium Listing for a Solana Token

What Does Listing on Jupiter and Raydium Give You?

Listing on Jupiter and Raydium helps a token team go through the procedures of presenting the project on Solana DEX and aggregator platforms. As part of the service, we prepare and manage applications, and also help you go through the verified status process on both platforms.

The work suits projects that need to establish a token presence consistently, rather than sending unverified information through separate channels. Before we start, we clarify what data is already prepared, who on the team confirms facts, and what materials need verification. This helps assemble a clear package and avoid wasting time on internal clarifications after the work begins.

The service includes:

• preparation of required documents and project information;
• checks for consistency and compliance with procedure requirements;
• management of applications and interaction within platform processes;
• regular updates on status and next steps.

If you need to compare this task with other directories, see the listings and verification section. For work with token cards on DEX, the DEX listing and liquidity setup service is described separately.

How Does Management Across Two Platforms Work?

We work with Jupiter and Raydium as separate platform procedures: we collect project materials, check them, and manage submissions for each direction. This gives the team a unified workflow but does not replace the rules and decisions of the platforms themselves.

At the start, we record which token and project are being considered, who is authorized to confirm information, and what source documents are available. Then we check that the information in the materials is not contradictory. If we find discrepancies, we agree on the correct version with you before submission. After preparation, we manage the applications and provide the team with status updates.

It is useful to distinguish three outcomes:

• readiness of materials for submission;
• fact of submission and management of the application;
• platform decision on listing or status.

The first two outcomes are part of our work; the third is considered by the relevant platform. The team can control data accuracy, document completeness, and response speed to requests, but does not replace the editorial procedure of Jupiter or Raydium. If you need to check profile information in parallel, see profile update on DEXTools and DEXScreener.

What Data Should You Prepare Before Submitting an Application?

The clearer and more consistent the source information, the easier it is to prepare an application without unnecessary internal clarifications. Before starting, gather materials that confirm information about the token and project, and assign a contact person to approve the final version.

For the initial check, prepare:

• token address and the network where it is issued;
• official project links and current contact details;
• project description and token purpose in wording the team is ready to confirm;
• documents and information already used in other public profiles;
• a list of differences between current data and previously published information, if any.

This list is for preparation and verification, not as a statement of a fixed set of requirements for each platform. We check the package and explain what information should be clarified before submission. It is important that the team promptly confirms facts and does not change the project description in multiple places without overall agreement.

If the token operates in the Solana ecosystem and you need to check the network as part of an overall visibility plan, the Solana section is useful. For other directories and platforms, you can compare the task with listings on other crypto trackers.

How Do Submission and Status Updates Work?

The work begins with clarifying the task and checking source materials, then moves to preparing applications and managing the process. Timelines are planned in business days; during the work, you receive regular updates, not just a message at the end.

The sequence usually looks like this:

• you provide project information and available documents;
• we check data consistency and clarify gaps;
• the team confirms final wording and materials;
• we prepare and manage applications for Jupiter and Raydium;
• we report what actions have been taken and what status is known.

To avoid slowing down the process, assign one person responsible for data confirmation and gather official links in advance. In updates, it is convenient to record the platform, current application status, action already taken, and next expected step. This format allows your team to quickly see where a response is needed.

MediaHype handles communication and material verification, while the project team retains control over source data and approval. If you are considering multiple directory tasks, the overall listing plan helps determine what to prepare simultaneously and what to manage separately.

What Depends on the Decision of Jupiter and Raydium?

We are responsible for the agreed scope of preparation and management, while the decision on the application and verified status remains with the relevant platform. This is important to consider when planning: correctly assembled materials help go through the procedure, but do not give the team or contractor the right to determine its outcome.

The editorial teams of Jupiter and Raydium may review materials according to their own current criteria, which can change; therefore, approval of listing and obtaining verified status cannot be promised in advance. We do not replace the platform's decision and do not mark an unconfirmed application status as approval. On our side, we check the document package, manage the application, and report the actual status to the client. Before sending, we verify the token address, project links, and description across materials, and when clarification is requested, we help prepare a response; the project team confirms facts.

Scope of Work and Next Step for Your Team

The scope of the service is determined by the task: manage an application on one or both platforms, help with documents, and go through the verified status procedure. Before starting, we agree on what actions are included, what materials the team provides, and how updates will be communicated.

The base price starts from $400 per project. To get an estimate for your case, send the token address, official project links, current status on Jupiter and Raydium, and available documents. This will quickly show what is ready for review and what materials still need to be agreed upon. Additional terms and other services are collected on the pricing page.

After receiving the data, we will check the inputs, clarify questions about the package, and agree on the scope of management before submission. If your goal is broader and includes placements on other platforms, you can compare it with CoinMarketCap listing or CoinGecko listing. To start, send the listed materials—we will come back with a specific list of preparatory actions.

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. Provide Initial DataSend the token address, official project links, available documents, and information about the current status on the platforms.
2. Verify MaterialsWe will check the consistency of information and indicate what should be clarified before preparing applications.
3. Confirm Final VersionThe responsible person on the team approves the facts and wording that will go into the materials.
4. Manage Submission TogetherWe will prepare and manage applications for the agreed scope on Jupiter and Raydium.
5. Receive UpdatesWe report on completed actions and known status, and request clarifications from the team when needed.