If you run a legitimate project, a strong, independent verification score is a credibility asset. It signals to users, exchanges and partners that you have nothing to hide. This guide explains exactly how the process works and what you are paying for.
Automated scoring is free and automatic
Every asset in our data set is scored automatically from observable market and on-chain signals. You do not need to pay or apply for this. If your token is listed and tracked, it already has, or will soon have, an automated score.
What full verification adds
Full Verification (£499, one-time) buys a thorough manual review by an analyst. You submit your team details, audit reports, documentation and any context. The analyst incorporates information the automated engine cannot see on its own, such as named founders, specific audit findings, and legal opinions. The result is a richer, more accurate report carrying a Reviewed badge and a right of factual reply.
What we look at
- Team: named, verifiable founders and contributors; incorporation; track record.
- Audits: who audited your contracts, when, what they found, and whether issues were resolved.
- Tokenomics: supply schedule, allocations, vesting, insider concentration.
- Regulatory: legal structure and standing in relevant jurisdictions.
- Documentation: whitepaper, technical docs, governance.
How to give yourself the best score
The honest answer is: be transparent. The factors that raise a score are the same things responsible projects do anyway. Name your team. Get audited and publish the report. Set out clear tokenomics. Be upfront about your legal structure. There is no trick, and there is no way to buy a number.
Submitting
Use the submission form to start. Provide as much verifiable detail as you can; thin submissions get thin reports. We will email you when your report is published.