DefiLlama and DappRadar listing service

What does a DefiLlama and DappRadar listing include?

A DefiLlama and DappRadar listing project coordinates two distinct tasks: presenting DeFi protocol TVL information to DefiLlama and preparing a dApp profile submission for DappRadar. These are not interchangeable listings, so each needs its own information and review.

For DefiLlama, the work is centered on the protocol and the TVL data you want considered. For DappRadar, it is centered on explaining the dApp, its supported network or networks, and the information users need to identify it. We organize the materials, clarify gaps with your team, and help make the submissions consistent with the product as it operates.

The service is a fit for founders and marketing leads who have a live DeFi product or dApp and need a clear owner for listing preparation. It is also useful when project information is spread across a website, documentation, dashboards, and team notes. If you are comparing listing options, start with our overview of listings and verification.

Before work starts, agree which platform submissions are in scope, who can confirm technical details, and who will respond to platform questions. That prevents avoidable delays caused by unclear ownership.

What should you prepare before applying?

Prepare accurate, public project information before either submission. A complete source pack makes it easier to explain what the product does, where it operates, and how its data should be interpreted.

Gather the following items where they apply:

• Project and product names, official website, and public documentation.
• A concise description of the protocol or dApp and its user-facing purpose.
• Supported networks, relevant contract addresses, and links to public explorers.
• A clear explanation of TVL data sources and the components included in the figure you want reviewed.
• Product access links, screenshots, or other materials that help identify the dApp.
• Official social and support channels, plus a contact who can answer technical questions.

Your team should verify every address, label, and data explanation before submission. For TVL, do not treat a dashboard screenshot as a substitute for explaining the underlying protocol and how the displayed figure is derived. For a dApp profile, check that product links lead to the current experience rather than an old landing page.

We use the initial review to flag missing context and contradictions across materials. If a detail cannot be confirmed from public sources, we ask your team to provide the authoritative wording instead of filling the gap with assumptions. The same information discipline is useful for other crypto tracker listings.

How does the listing process work on each platform?

The process begins with a platform-specific review, followed by preparation, submission, and follow-up. DefiLlama and DappRadar require different explanations, so we do not reuse one generic profile as both applications.

For a DefiLlama TVL request, we organize the protocol description and the available data context, then prepare the requested submission information for review. Your technical contact checks that the explanation matches the protocol and its public data. DefiLlama maintains its own process and guidance; our role is to make your materials coherent and manage the agreed submission work. You can consult the official DefiLlama site for platform context.

For DappRadar, we prepare a dApp-focused profile with the project details and product references needed to describe what users can access. We check that names, network details, and destination links agree across the submission and your public channels.

Keep one team contact available to confirm facts and respond to questions. A prompt, consistent answer is more useful than sending additional unverified material.

What do you receive from the service?

You receive organized listing support with a defined scope, rather than a vague promise to make a project visible. The exact deliverables are agreed after we review the project and identify which platform work is needed.

A typical engagement can include:

• An intake review of the project’s public materials and the information supplied by your team.
• A gap list covering unclear descriptions, inconsistent links, and missing technical context.
• Separate submission-ready information for DefiLlama and DappRadar, as applicable to the agreed scope.
• Coordination with your designated technical or product contact to confirm details.
• Submission assistance and follow-up on questions within the agreed work period.
• A handover summarizing what was submitted, what remains open, and which team member owns each next action.

The most important quality check is consistency. A project name, network, contract reference, and product description should not conflict across the website, documentation, and submitted materials. We also distinguish clearly between facts your team has confirmed and items that still need confirmation.

If the request includes only one platform, we keep the scope focused rather than adding unrelated work. If you need additional profile corrections elsewhere, see circulating supply verification or contract migration and rebranding updates for related support.

How long does a listing project take?

A listing project moves as quickly as the information review and platform process allow. The first phase is usually gathering and confirming project facts; the next is preparing the separate platform materials, submitting them, and handling any follow-up included in the agreed scope.

At kickoff, we identify a project contact for technical questions and another person who can approve public descriptions if needed. We then create a shared list of inputs and open decisions. This gives your team a practical way to see what is blocking submission instead of treating every delay as a platform issue.

A useful preparation checklist is:

• Confirm the product and protocol names to use consistently.
• Check that public documentation and product links are current.
• Ask a technical owner to validate the TVL explanation and network details.
• Assign a person who can reply to platform questions.
• Decide who reviews the final submission materials.

Timing can extend when required details are missing, when a technical explanation needs clarification, or when a platform asks for more information. We report the status of our work and identify the next action for your team. We do not present an estimated completion window as an approval date, because preparation and platform review are separate parts of the process.

What can affect eligibility and listing outcomes?

Eligibility and publication decisions are made by the platforms, not by an agency. Platform criteria, review practices, data requirements, and visibility can change; acceptance, timing, ranking, and ongoing display are not guaranteed. No listing service can promise a specific TVL figure, traffic level, or business result.

Our commitment is limited to the agreed preparation, submission, coordination, and follow-up work. We cannot approve a project on a platform’s behalf or control its algorithms, editorial decisions, data checks, volume requirements, or review queue. If a platform declines a request or asks for further evidence, we can help interpret the next action within the agreed scope, but we cannot promise a reversal.

Before commissioning support, assess whether your materials can withstand a careful review. Ask your team:

• Can we explain the product and its purpose without unsupported claims?
• Can a technical owner verify the network and data details?
• Do our public links show the same project identity as the submission?
• Are we prepared to answer follow-up questions with primary information?

If you need to correct an existing profile rather than submit a new one, describe the current issue during intake. That lets us distinguish a listing request from a profile update or remediation task before the scope is confirmed.

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. Share project detailsSend the product links, network information, and any existing platform profiles. Identify the person who can confirm technical facts.
2. Review readinessWe check the available information for gaps and inconsistencies, then confirm which platform work is appropriate.
3. Agree the scopeYou approve the deliverables, responsibilities, and follow-up boundaries before submission work begins.
4. Prepare and submitWe organize the DefiLlama and DappRadar materials separately and coordinate submission with your designated contact.
5. Track open itemsWe share platform questions or unresolved inputs and identify who owns each response or next action.
6. Hand over the statusYou receive a concise record of submitted materials, current status, and any remaining work within the agreed scope.