Which discovery route are you preparing for?
5 steps move a Binance Alpha application from first contact toward submission. Each route gets its own checklist.
| Route | Preparation focus | What you send | Window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Binance Alpha | Match project evidence to application requirements | Overview, official links, existing documents | After readiness review |
| Another discovery section | Confirm that route’s requested information | Current project facts and relevant records | After route selection |
| More than 1 route | Keep requirements and owners separate | Shared facts plus route-specific items | Before each submission |
The table is a planning aid. It does not mean exchanges share criteria. We map supplied materials to the requirements your team has. Your team confirms project facts. We organize application work and flag unclear items.
If comparing routes, start with listings and verification. A separate centralized exchange listing has its own application work. Keep tracks distinct, even when they reuse project information.
7 inputs that make a discovery application easier to review
7 inputs give us a practical starting point for checking readiness. Send what exists; one unfinished file should not hold up the review.
- Project overview: current description and project status.
- Official links: pages your team recognizes as official.
- Application record: existing forms or exchange correspondence.
- Supporting documents: materials that substantiate project information.
- Change notes: recent updates to names, links or project facts.
- Internal owners: people who can confirm each item.
- Open questions: details your team cannot yet confirm.
We compare the materials for consistency. Each item is marked confirmed, missing or unclear. Your team gets a short action list, not a folder of unreviewed files. Keep one current version of each document. Label files clearly and name the person who approves final facts.
For a contract change or rebrand, align the application with migration and rebranding updates. This helps prevent mismatches with project information your team already maintains. The check does not replace your approval. Your team remains responsible for accurate project details.
5 handoffs from first message to application submission
5 handoffs move preparation from initial review toward submission. Each window covers work your team can track, not an exchange decision.
- Intake window: send the overview, official links and existing application materials. Name the person who confirms project facts.
- Readiness window: we compare materials with relevant requirements. You get a list of missing or unclear items.
- Confirmation window: your team resolves questions and supplies documents. We keep owners and open items visible.
- Assembly window: we organize confirmed information into an application package. Your team checks the facts first.
- Submission window: we guide your team through the stated requirements. We share progress updates as the review proceeds.
The first review starts when we have enough material. We reply within 1 working day. You get a written quote within 2 working days.
The full preparation window follows your team’s pace in confirming facts and completing documents. The exchange review is separate. Submission does not set a decision date.
What can a readiness check confirm?
A readiness check shows whether supplied materials are clear, consistent and mapped to stated requirements. Your team gets a list of confirmed items, gaps and questions to resolve.
We do not issue an official eligibility ruling. Binance Alpha and each other exchange discovery section control how criteria apply. They also control internal review and final selection.
No agency can promise acceptance or a particular editorial outcome. We provide the agreed preparation work, organize confirmed information and share progress updates.
Use the review to sort project evidence:
- Confirmed: the right owner checked the information.
- Open: a document or answer still needs an owner.
- Unclear: your team must verify the fact before submission.
This helps keep promotional language separate from evidence. For market-data platforms, review CoinMarketCap listing and CoinGecko listing requirements separately. Each route needs its own check against its own requested materials.
A 3-row record makes the next action visible
3 record lines show what is ready, when it moves and how we log the handoff. Use them to keep project owners aligned while application materials are assembled.
| What you get | When | How we log it |
|---|---|---|
| Readiness checklist | After reviewing your materials | Confirmed, missing and unclear items |
| Organized application package | After your team confirms the facts | Document list and open questions |
| Progress updates | During the supported application process | Status, next owner and follow-up item |
For a useful review, send one project overview, official links and available application materials. Include a contact who can confirm project facts. We review the information and identify next actions. We also flag items needing your team’s approval.
DigitalMedia1 keeps handoffs visible. Your team can see what awaits documents, confirmation or submission guidance.
If your plan includes other discovery routes, compare them through launchpad listing support before repeating application work. Send your overview, official links and current materials. We’ll review them and return next actions with a written quote.
How it works
- Send the starting materialsShare a project overview, official links and existing application records. Window: intake, once materials are available.
- Check readinessWe map available information to relevant requirements and flag gaps. Window: after intake review.
- Confirm project factsYour team answers open questions and supplies supporting documents. Window: while owners complete the checklist.
- Assemble the applicationWe organize confirmed materials and identify items awaiting approval. Window: after your team verifies the facts.
- Follow submission progressWe guide the application steps and share updates. Window: during the supported submission process.
Frequently asked questions
What should I send before a Binance Alpha review?
3 useful starting items are a project overview, official links and existing application or supporting documents. Add the name of the person who can confirm project facts. We review what you have. Then we mark missing or unclear information, so your team knows what to prepare next.
Can you tell us whether Binance Alpha will accept our project?
1 readiness review can assess your materials against relevant application requirements. It cannot provide an official eligibility ruling. Binance Alpha controls how it applies its criteria and makes its final selection. We identify preparation gaps and organize confirmed project information.
What timeline should we plan for Binance Alpha?
2 parts shape the working timeline: your team’s preparation and the exchange’s review cycle. We make open items visible, so you can track what remains with your team. The exchange sets its own review pace and decision timing.
Which submission tasks do you handle for Binance Alpha?
1 submission plan follows the requirements your team is preparing for. We guide you through stated application steps and organize the materials. Your team confirms the facts and handles project approvals. We clarify each handoff before submission, so ownership stays clear.
Can we reuse the same application for other discovery sections?
1 shared project overview can help with more than one route. Each discovery section still needs its own requirements check. Keep a separate checklist for each application, then reuse only relevant facts and documents. This makes route-specific gaps and owners clear before submission.
What happens if some of our project documents are missing?
1 incomplete document set is enough to begin a readiness review. We list what is available, missing or unclear. Your team can assign an owner to each open item before finalizing the package. We don’t invent project facts or supporting evidence.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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