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Jupiter and Raydium token listing and verification

We prepare and manage listing applications for Solana tokens on Jupiter and Raydium, including the documentation and compliance checks needed to pursue verified status. You receive a clear business-day timeline and regular progress updates.

In shortJupiter and Raydium token listing support helps a Solana project prepare and manage its applications on both platforms. You get documentation preparation, compliance checks, process coordination and regular status updates, with a timeline measured in business days and set around the platform procedures. The service is from $440 / project.
  • Confidential by default
  • Kick-off within 24 hours
  • Pay in USDT, BTC or your token

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What does Jupiter and Raydium listing support cover?

Jupiter and Raydium listing support helps a Solana token team prepare and manage its listing applications on both platforms. The work covers the submission process and guidance toward verified status, so the team can keep its information and next actions organized.

This is a practical fit for projects that want to establish a presence on these Solana DEX and aggregator platforms and need an accountable point of contact for the application work. It can also help when founders have gathered project details but are unsure how to present the materials for platform review.

The service focuses on application readiness and coordination, not on changing a token or its market activity. We first establish what information is available, identify gaps against the relevant platform procedures, and agree who will supply or approve each item. That makes the work easier to manage across two separate platform processes.

If your scope includes broader discovery or profile work, compare this service with DEX listing and liquidity setup, or review our wider listings and verification services.

What should you prepare before applying to Jupiter and Raydium?

A strong application starts with complete, consistent project information. Before submission, gather the materials your team already uses to describe the token and project, then assign one person to confirm that the details are current and approved for sharing.

The exact items are handled against the platform procedures during the engagement. As a useful starting point, prepare:

  • The token and project information your team wants represented on each platform.
  • Existing documentation and public project references that support those details.
  • Brand assets and links your team considers current and approved.
  • A project contact who can answer follow-up questions and approve revisions.
  • Notes on any recent changes that could make older materials inconsistent.

During our listing-readiness review, we check the supplied materials for completeness and consistency, flag missing or conflicting details, and give your team a clear list of what needs attention. This is a review of your submission materials, not a substitute for the platform’s own process. Having a single internal approver helps prevent avoidable delays caused by different versions of project information circulating among contributors.

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How do we manage the Jupiter and Raydium application workflow?

We manage the applications as coordinated but distinct platform workstreams. The project gets a structured timeline measured in business days, a named account contact and regular status updates, so the team can see what is prepared, what has been submitted and what requires its input.

The work typically follows this sequence:

  • Intake: confirm the project scope, available materials and internal decision-maker.
  • Preparation: review the documentation, identify gaps and organize the application information.
  • Submission: coordinate the agreed application work with the relevant platform procedures.
  • Follow-up: track requests or status changes and route questions to the project contact.
  • Closeout: summarize the current outcome and provide a record of completed work.

Jupiter and Raydium are handled separately where their procedures call for different actions. We keep the team informed rather than leaving it to infer progress from an application status alone. If a platform requests clarification, we explain what information is needed and coordinate a response with the person you have authorized to approve it. Your team remains involved in decisions about project claims and materials.

What do you receive during and after the listing work?

You receive organized application support and a usable record of the work completed for Jupiter and Raydium. The deliverables are designed to make project responsibilities visible: what information was prepared, which items need a decision and what status has been communicated.

Depending on the agreed scope, the working materials include:

  • A documentation checklist showing supplied items and open gaps.
  • Prepared application information based on materials your team has approved.
  • Coordination of the listing application process for both platforms.
  • Regular status updates with actions for your team, where applicable.
  • A closeout summary that records the work completed and the latest available status.

To assess the service, check that project details match the source materials your team approved, that outstanding requests have an assigned owner, and that the closeout summary distinguishes completed work from pending actions. We keep the information practical, so founders and marketing leads can use it internally without reconstructing the history from scattered messages.

For profile corrections beyond these listing applications, see DEXTools and DEXScreener profile updates. For a separate tracker application, our CoinGecko listing support covers that distinct platform workflow.

What can affect verified status on Jupiter and Raydium?

Verified status is determined through each platform’s own review process, so the project should treat it as an outcome to pursue rather than a deliverable that an agency can decide. The clearest way to support review is to provide accurate, consistent materials and respond promptly when the platform procedure calls for clarification.

Final listing and verified-status decisions remain with the editorial team at Jupiter or Raydium, and their criteria may evolve. We cannot promise approval or a specific review outcome; our commitment is to the agreed application preparation, coordination and status updates.

Your team can make the process easier to follow by keeping a current source of approved project details and routing platform questions to someone who can answer them. If information changes during the application, tell your account contact promptly so the materials and responses can be checked for consistency before they are used. Keep copies of approved materials and platform communications with the project’s records, especially when several team members handle communications or provide assets.

When should a Solana project apply on both platforms?

Apply when your team can provide coherent project information and has someone available to review materials and answer follow-up questions. Starting with an incomplete or internally inconsistent set of information makes coordination harder; a short preparation phase can identify gaps before application work begins.

Jupiter and Raydium support is a focused option for teams seeking visibility on those Solana platforms. If you are also planning a broader listing program, we can help you consider how this work fits alongside other tracker applications and verification tasks without combining separate platform procedures into one assumed process.

Before kickoff, share the token and project references you want reviewed, the materials already prepared, any known changes, and the person authorized to approve information. CoinMarketing Pro will review the intake, identify missing items, and agree the scope and business-day timeline with you. Send those materials and your target platforms to start the review.

Prices

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Tracker Listingsfrom $440 / 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

  1. Share project informationSend the token and project references, available documentation, current assets and your authorized contact. We confirm the scope for Jupiter and Raydium.
  2. Review application readinessWe check the materials for completeness and consistency, then return any gaps or questions for your team to resolve.
  3. Prepare and coordinate submissionsWe organize the approved information and manage the agreed application work through the relevant platform procedures.
  4. Track status and follow-upsYour account contact shares regular updates and coordinates responses when further information is requested.
  5. Receive a closeout summaryWe record the work completed and the latest available status, including any remaining actions for your team.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Jupiter and Raydium listing support cost?

The service is from $440 / project. The agreed scope defines the application support and documentation work included for your project. Share your target platforms and current materials so we can confirm the scope before work begins.

How long does the Jupiter and Raydium application process take?

The work is organized on a structured timeline measured in business days. We set the timeline around the platform procedures and your team’s readiness to supply or approve information, then provide status updates as the work progresses.

Can you guarantee verified status on Jupiter and Raydium?

No. Each platform’s editorial team decides whether to approve a listing or verified status, and its criteria may evolve. We can commit to the agreed application preparation, coordination and updates, but not to a platform decision.

What information do you need to start a Solana token application?

Start with the project and token details you want represented, existing documentation and public references, current approved brand assets, and a contact who can answer questions. We review what you provide and identify any gaps before coordinating the application work.

Do Jupiter and Raydium use one shared listing application?

We manage the work as coordinated but distinct platform processes. We prepare the information your team approves and handle actions according to the procedures relevant to each platform, rather than assuming that a submission to one completes the other.

Can you help if our project information is incomplete?

Yes. The listing-readiness review identifies missing or inconsistent materials and gives your team a clear list of items to address. Your project contact can then supply or approve the needed information before the agreed application work proceeds.

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