Wallet logo and token-list inclusion under one point of contact

A composed arrangement for wallet-facing token details

Wallet logo and token-list support prepares consistent project information and coordinates the agreed request. It is intended for teams seeking a clear Trust Wallet path or a separate Jupiter verification task, without treating one platform action as an update everywhere.

The account lead serves as your point of contact from the initial source check through the status record. We compare the token name, symbol, contract address and chain with the project references you provide. Logo artwork and its intended version are checked alongside those details. As a result, a reviewer receives a coherent set rather than competing files.

Your project retains control of its facts and public identity. We show the proposed materials for approval before coordinating a request; nothing is submitted without your sign-off. Until that point, the working details stay within the confidential exchange for this task. If the project needs a wider tracker plan, the listings and verification overview helps distinguish that work from wallet-specific coordination.

Three wallet-facing requests, kept distinct

The right arrangement depends on the surface you want to address. Each request begins with the token identity and public references, then follows the appropriate platform path.

Trust Wallet list inclusion and Jupiter verification remain separate requests, even when they share the same token facts. A logo request is not the same as a profile correction, so we clarify the intended outcome before preparing materials. If an explorer page also needs attention, that can be considered separately through explorer token information and logo updates.

What makes a wallet request ready for review?

A wallet request is easier to prepare when the project has one authoritative source for its token identity. Conflicting names, symbols or contract details create avoidable questions before the materials are ready.

A considered source pack includes the exact token name and ticker, contract address and chain, plus a public explorer page matching that address. Add the official website, active project profiles, current logo files and any existing wallet pages that should be checked. If more than one artwork version is supplied, identify the approved version and note its intended background or appearance.

For a migrated contract or rebrand, include both the previous and current details, then state which identity should appear now. The account lead can flag inconsistencies and return one consolidated set of questions. Related changes can be scoped through contract migration and rebranding updates, rather than being presumed part of the wallet request. Name the person authorized to approve the final facts. That keeps decisions with the right person and avoids informal changes to public-facing details.

The arrangement in four considered steps

The work moves from source confirmation to an approved request and a written status record. Your named contact keeps the sequence visible and gathers questions into one clear exchange.

1. Establish the request. You provide the chain, contract, official project links, current artwork and the wallet outcome you have in mind. We confirm whether Trust Wallet, Jupiter or both are in scope.
2. Check consistency. The account lead compares the supplied identity with its public references, then returns one consolidated action list for missing or conflicting details.
3. Approve the materials. We prepare the proposed request for your review. Your authorized contact confirms the token facts and logo version in writing before anything is coordinated for submission.
4. Coordinate and report. We handle the agreed request actions and provide a status record showing what was sent, what remains open and who owns each next step.

This sequence keeps decisions with your team while giving the practical coordination to one contact. If you are considering a separate CoinGecko tracker submission, CoinGecko listing support is a distinct service and can be discussed alongside the wallet request.

A clear boundary around platform decisions

Preparation makes the request coherent; it does not transfer decision-making authority from the platform. Trust Wallet and Jupiter control their own review, acceptance and display decisions. Each may handle or show submitted information in its own way.

Boundaries

We commit to the agreed consistency check, approval-ready materials, coordination and status record, not to acceptance, a display date or permanent visibility. Before sign-off, confirm that the contract, chain, name, symbol and chosen artwork are the versions your team intends to present.

Wallet requests should also remain separate from changes on token trackers or market profiles. If an existing profile needs correction, DEXTools and DEXScreener profile updates address a neighboring task. It should be included only by agreement. This distinction gives your team a precise record of what was requested on each surface, without implying that a wallet submission carries through to another service.

Begin with the detail that sets the request

The first useful detail is the chain and contract address, paired with the wallet outcome you want to pursue. Those points allow the account lead to identify the right request path and see whether Trust Wallet, Jupiter or separate workstreams are involved.

The initial exchange can also include the official website, matching explorer page, current logo and the name of the person who will provide written sign-off. Your named contact then confirms any missing source material and prepares a concise action list. No request is coordinated until your team has seen and approved the proposed details.

This discreet sequence suits founders who prefer one accountable contact and a clear line between preparation and submission. Where a separate CoinMarketCap community verification task is relevant, it can be considered independently through CoinMarketCap community verification support. The chain and contract address are the details to share first. Your named contact will confirm the appropriate wallet path and the next approval point.

How it works

1. Establish the requestShare the chain, contract, official links, current logo and intended wallet outcome. The account lead confirms which platform work is in scope.
2. Check consistencyWe compare the token identity with the public references you provide, then return a consolidated list of questions or corrections.
3. Approve the materialsYour authorized contact confirms the token facts and selected logo version in writing before submission coordination.
4. Coordinate and reportWe handle the agreed request actions and provide a status record of what was sent, what remains open and who owns the next action.