Binance Wallet Visibility: Promote Your Project in Binance Wallet, Bitget Wallet & Trust Wallet

What does crypto wallet visibility give you?

Crypto wallet visibility helps present your project to users who are exploring available assets and discovery sections within the app. For the team, it is a separate visibility channel that can be included in a launch plan or used to support existing communication.

We treat Binance Wallet, Bitget Wallet, and Trust Wallet as independent platforms: first, we find out which specific section and format can be arranged for your project, and then we determine the suitable campaign option. We do not offer one universal placement for all three products. This approach reduces the risk of a mismatch between the project's goal and what the service actually includes.

The format may suit teams that need to:

• present a token to a new audience through the wallet interface;
• support a launch, product update, or news event;
• complement community work and other visibility campaigns;
• understand the scope of work in advance and receive a final report.

For comparison with other platforms, see the trending campaigns section. If the priority is not wallets but presenting the project on crypto asset data services, compare the task with CoinMarketCap placement.

How to choose between Binance Wallet, Bitget Wallet, or Trust Wallet?

Choose a platform based on the audience and campaign context, not just the wallet's popularity. Before discussing placement, formulate what action the user should take after learning about the project: explore the token, open the website, join the community, or understand the product.

Then prepare a short project description and links to official resources. The team needs consistent information about the token, network, product, and its purpose: discrepancies between the landing page, profiles, and marketing materials complicate verification and reduce message clarity. Separately, decide if you are ready to support the campaign with publications and community responses.

When selecting a platform, we check four things:

• the project's fit with the wallet's audience and context;
• the availability of the specific format and participation requirements;
• the readiness of the website, description, and visual materials;
• the possibility of linking the placement with other team activities.

If the campaign should support overall promotion, coordinate it with community work or advertising activities. This helps allocate materials and responsibilities in advance, rather than launching separate channels without an overall plan.

What is included in the service and what should you prepare?

The service includes format negotiation, campaign preparation, and support for only the work approved before launch. The composition depends on the chosen platform and available placement, so we specify it in the proposal before work begins.

Typically, the project team receives:

• an initial check of project and material readiness;
• clarification of the platform, format, and participation conditions;
• recommendations for a short description and links;
• coordination of the agreed placement;
• a report detailing the completed work and its status.

Before discussion, prepare the project name, official website address, links to profile channels, and a short product description. If the campaign involves a specific token, add the network and contract address so the team can verify the identifying data. Only share public materials; secret keys and seed phrases are not needed for a marketing campaign.

If you also need to update project information on platforms and directories, consider listings and verification services. This allows you to separate the verification of cards and profiles from a separate wallet visibility campaign.

How does the launch work and how long does preparation take?

We start with a brief and a check of the initial data; the launch is planned only after the chosen format and scope of work are agreed upon. This gives the team a clear sequence of actions and pre-defined approval points.

The process usually looks like this:

1. You describe the project, campaign goal, desired platforms, and timeline.
2. We check the materials and clarify which format can be offered.
3. You agree on the placement composition, message, and cost.
4. We coordinate the approved work and report the status.
5. After completion, we deliver the report and discuss next steps.

The preparation duration depends on how complete the materials are, whether the description needs revision, and how quickly the placement conditions are agreed upon. Therefore, we confirm the calendar plan after the initial check, rather than promising a universal timeline before getting to know the project.

Before starting, appoint one contact person from the team and prepare the final version of the description. If the project is simultaneously launching on other platforms, include the campaign in the overall calendar through trending placement planning to align messages and dates across channels.

What limitations are important to consider?

Evaluate the quality of the service based on the agreed scope, transparency of conditions, and the work completion report, not on a promise of market results. Before payment, request the exact platform and section name, format description, timeline, list of materials, and method of confirming completion.

The platforms themselves determine the availability and rules of placements: their formats, discovery algorithms, project requirements, and checks may change. It is impossible to guarantee that a specific asset will be shown to every user or maintain a certain position, nor to promise price, viral distribution, or organic audience volume. We are responsible only for completing the agreed work and will inform you in advance if the initial conditions change.

Ask to have the following specified in the proposal:

• what exact work is performed and on which platform;
• what data or materials are needed from your team;
• what constitutes completion of the service and what will be included in the report;
• how changes are agreed upon before the campaign begins.

This way, you can distinguish a concrete placement proposal from general promises. If you want to discuss a task, send a project description through the contact page and indicate the desired wallets. We will confirm the conditions, format, and price before launch.

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. Submit a briefDescribe the product, campaign goal, target platforms, and desired timeline. Add official links and token information if relevant to the task.
2. Check readinessWe will review the description and materials, then clarify the available format and any placement requirements.
3. Agree on the proposalBefore launch, we will lock in the cost, scope of work, platform, timeline, and expected report.
4. Launch the campaignAfter agreement, the team will prepare materials and support the approved work.
5. Receive the reportUpon completion, you will receive the status and description of the completed work to evaluate the campaign and decide on next steps.