A clearer route to Jupiter and Raydium listings

A managed listing path for your Solana project

Jupiter and Raydium listing support is for Solana token teams. It helps organize applications and follow each platform’s process. We prepare required documentation from information your team provides. We coordinate the application work and guide you through pursuing verified status.

It can help when a small team has no one free to own platform applications. That support runs from preparation through follow-up. It also suits a project that wants another careful check before sending details. Your team still confirms its own facts. We make the materials easier to review and manage.

A wider listing plan can include other places where people discover tokens. Our listing and verification overview helps you see how these applications may fit beside other platform work. If you are also preparing a Solana DEX presence, our DEX listing and liquidity setup covers a separate part of that plan.

Three parts keep the application work clear

We move the work through three practical parts. First, we collect accurate details. Next, we prepare and check the materials. Then we submit and follow up. Jupiter and Raydium have separate procedures. We keep the applications and status updates distinct.

1. Collect: We ask for the token address, current project details, official links, and available documents. We also ask for one person who can confirm facts.
2. Prepare: We organize the required information for the applications. We flag gaps or mismatches for your team to resolve.
3. Coordinate: We manage the agreed application work. We pass along platform questions or updates for your contact to review.

Say your token name appears differently on a project page and in the materials you send us. We would point out the mismatch. Then we would ask which version is current before preparing the application. That small check helps keep submitted information aligned with the details your team stands behind.

A DEXTools and DEXScreener profile update is a related service. It is not part of these Jupiter and Raydium applications. We can help you separate those tasks when planning your wider token presence.

What do we check before the applications move ahead?

We check whether the information you provide is complete and consistent. Then we organize it for the application work. Your team gets a clear note about what is ready. We also flag anything that needs a decision before submission.

Project details

We review the token address, project name, description, and official links you share. If a link is outdated or details conflict, we ask your nominated contact to confirm the right information. We do not fill gaps by guessing.

Application materials

We prepare the required documentation from confirmed project information. We check it before submission. You can review the materials and approve the details that represent your project. This gives your team a clear point to catch errors before the application proceeds.

Status and follow-up

We track each platform’s application separately and provide regular status updates. If a platform asks for clarification or additional information, we bring the request to your contact. We help coordinate a response. For broader coverage beyond these two platforms, other crypto tracker listings may be relevant. Each application remains its own piece of work.

A handover can still leave one clear project contact

Picture a Discord server with a part-time admin, right after a team handover. Token details and official links sit in different places. Nobody is sure which description is current. We would gather the confirmed information and flag the open questions. We would keep one named contact in the loop as the Jupiter and Raydium applications move forward.

To help us make that first review useful, have these items ready:

• The Solana token address and the current project name and description.
• Official website and social or community links for the applications.
• Available project documents and one contact who can confirm details.

That contact can also approve application materials and answer follow-up questions. We keep the status for Jupiter and Raydium separate. A message about one platform does not get mixed up with the other. For example, a team might change its official project link during preparation. We would confirm the replacement and update the relevant materials before they move forward.

Jupiter and Raydium make the final listing decisions

We handle the agreed preparation, application coordination, and updates. Each platform’s editorial team decides whether to approve a listing or verified status. Its criteria can change. The timing of its review is outside our control, so approval and a decision date cannot be promised.

Our updates distinguish work completed from a platform decision that is still pending. The schedule is measured in business days. We set it after reviewing your project materials and the work needed. A single contact on your side helps us resolve factual questions. It also helps us keep track of the next action.

If CoinGecko is also part of your discovery plan, our CoinGecko listing support handles that separate application. You can also read how we work to understand how we share progress and coordinate with your team.

To begin, send us the token address, official project links, available documents, and the name of your application contact. Brand Community will review the materials and identify what needs clarification. Then we’ll outline the business-day sequence for the Jupiter and Raydium work.

How it works

1. Share the project detailsSend the token address, current project information, official links, and available documents. Name one person who can confirm facts and approve application materials.
2. Check what is readyWe review the information for missing items or inconsistencies. We tell your contact what needs clarification before preparing the applications.
3. Prepare the materialsWe organize the required documentation from information your team confirms. Then we coordinate a check before submission.
4. Submit and follow upWe manage the agreed application work through each platform’s procedures. We share regular status updates.
5. Confirm the current statusWe summarize what each platform has communicated. We note the next action for your team.