Wallet token visibility: 3 checks for logos and lists

3 checks before a wallet request is booked

Pre-booking check: we compare the token name, ticker and chain against your approved source. Then we match your requested wallet outcome to the materials you have. This keeps a logo request distinct from list inclusion or verification support.

We log the target, received materials and open questions. This table checks preparation. It does not claim every request uses the same route. Before booking, we confirm what you want users to see. We also confirm what evidence we can record.

For adjacent market profiles, see listings and verification or CoinGecko listing support. Those are separate requests. A wallet update does not automatically complete them.

Which wallet result are we preparing?

3 outcomes need separate checks: a logo display, a token-list entry and a verification request. Tell us which result matters first. We confirm the matching preparation route before sending materials.

A wallet logo concerns the image and identity details shown to a user. A token-list request concerns a record considered for inclusion. Verification support concerns preparing information and following its status. One result does not establish the others.

Use this short selection list:

• Logo display: identify the wallet and current screen or context.
• Token-list entry: name the list or wallet request you want reviewed.
• Verification: share the platform and any existing correspondence.
• Correction: show the current detail and provide the approved replacement.

Tracking in wallets is separate from preparing a request. Tell us whether you need discoverability, displayed identity or a specific record checked. That gives the report a clear test: the wallet, requested result and visible evidence. For market-data profiles, keep the request separate from CoinMarketCap community verification.

4 inputs that keep the request consistent

4 inputs make the first review useful: token identity, contract reference, project links and logo files. We compare them instead of silently changing details. If sources disagree, you confirm the authoritative version.

Send these items together:

• Token name and ticker: use the exact approved spelling.
• Chain and contract address: copy them from your authoritative project source.
• Official links: include the website and relevant project channels.
• Logo files: send the approved image and any platform instructions you have.
• Prior messages: include earlier requests or replies, if this is a follow-up.
• Project contact: name one person who can approve corrections.

The pre-booking check flags missing or conflicting details. We send specific questions for your team. We do not silently rewrite your token identity. After you confirm the source details, we prepare request text and supporting links for the agreed wallet outcome.

If explorer details also need attention, consider explorer token information and logo updates. For an existing DEX profile, DEXTools and DEXScreener profile updates are separate work.

5 steps from first message to wallet report

5 steps take the request from first message to final report. The first check happens before booking. The report separates submitted work from open items.

1. Name the result. Tell us whether you need a logo request, list inclusion, verification support or a correction.
2. Send the source details. Share the chain, contract address, approved identity, official links and logo files.
3. Review open items. We flag mismatches and ask your contact to confirm the authoritative version.
4. Approve and submit. Your team approves the prepared materials. We assist with the agreed request and follow-up.
5. Check and report. We record what was sent, any acknowledgment or visible status, and the next action.

At DigitalMedia1, the pre-booking check catches identity conflicts before submission. While a request is active, you receive a report every 24 hours. The final report includes links and screenshots within 2 working days after the agreed window ends.

Your team can use that record to separate project actions from platform actions. If a reply asks for clarification, we log the question. Then we identify the specific information needed from you.

How do we check wallet display and tracking?

3 visible details make a useful wallet check: token identity, logo and contract reference when shown. We record the wallet and screen checked. Then we compare displayed information with the version your team approved.

A practical check list:

• Search using the approved token name and ticker.
• Confirm the chain context where the wallet displays one.
• Compare the logo and visible identity details with your source files.
• Save a screenshot or link. Note the wallet checked.
• Report the exact mismatch and the value your team approves.

Keep this evidence with the request record. It helps your team identify whether the issue concerns a display, list entry or correction. Track other verification tasks separately. For example, circulating supply verification has its own information and status.

Trust Wallet and Jupiter control their review and any request for extra material. They also decide whether approved details appear in a wallet, and when.

We commit to the agreed preparation, submission support and status report. We do not promise approval or a particular display. Send us the token page, contract address, logo files and target wallet outcome. We’ll check them and return a written quote within 2 working days.

How it works

1. 1. Name the wallet outcomeTell us whether you need a logo request, token-list inclusion, verification support or a correction. We confirm the target before preparing materials.
2. 2. Send approved token detailsProvide the chain, contract address, token name, ticker, official links, logo files and any previous platform messages.
3. 3. Resolve open detailsWe compare the materials and send a clear list of mismatches or missing items. Your contact confirms the correct details.
4. 4. Approve and submitYour team approves the prepared request. We assist with the agreed submission and permitted follow-up.
5. 5. Get the status recordWe log what was sent, what is visible or acknowledged, and the next project or platform action.