Jupiter and Raydium Token Listing and Verification Support

Which Solana projects need Jupiter and Raydium listing support?

Jupiter and Raydium listing support is for token teams that want help preparing and managing applications on these Solana platforms. It fits teams with a live token or a defined launch plan, a responsible project contact and information ready for review.

Before kickoff, name one person who can answer questions about the token and approve final materials. Gather the project’s official links, token identifiers and current description, then flag any details that are still changing. We use this information to establish the scope in a Launch Spec: which platforms are in scope, which documents are available and what needs clarification. The service covers application preparation and process management; it is not a substitute for maintaining accurate project information. For a broader view of directory and verification work, see listings and verification.

What should you prepare for a Jupiter or Raydium application?

A clear, consistent submission starts with source materials your team can confirm. We organize the required documentation, check it for compliance and identify gaps before the application proceeds.

Our Spec Review compares the information supplied for each platform and flags missing, inconsistent or unclear items. Your team resolves factual questions; we do not invent supporting claims or fill gaps with assumptions. That distinction matters when a project description, token detail or link has changed during launch preparation. We then organize the application materials and guide the submission through the applicable platform procedures. If your project also needs help updating token information on other DEX profiles, consider DEXTools and DEXScreener profile updates.

How does the Jupiter and Raydium listing process work?

The process moves from a readiness check to prepared applications, submission management and status reporting. Timing is measured in business days, with updates shared as the work progresses.

1. Scope: Confirm whether Jupiter, Raydium or both are included and identify the project contact.
2. Collect: Assemble the project information and documentation needed for review.
3. Review: Check materials for consistency and compliance; send questions to your team.
4. Submit and manage: Prepare the application and guide it through the relevant platform procedures.
5. Update: Record progress and next actions in the Run Log and share status with you.

The order is practical: resolve factual gaps before an application is submitted, rather than relying on follow-up to correct avoidable inconsistencies. A joint scope can make it easier to keep the same core project details aligned across both platforms, while platform-specific requirements are handled separately. Your team remains the source of truth for token and project claims and should tell us promptly if those details change. For adjacent listing work beyond these Solana platforms, review other crypto tracker listings.

What do you receive from the listing service?

You receive organized application support, a record of outstanding inputs and regular updates on the work—not just a handoff of forms. The exact scope is confirmed before work begins.

The Readout summarizes the application work and the status available at that point. It helps the project contact see what has been prepared, what was submitted and which items still need a response or decision. Where a platform requests clarification, we coordinate the response with your team so that project facts remain accurate. The service can also be scoped alongside general DEX listing and liquidity work; see DEX listing and liquidity setup if those tasks are part of your wider launch plan. We confirm deliverables and responsibilities in writing before proceeding.

How should teams assess verified status on Jupiter and Raydium?

Treat verified status as a platform decision to pursue, not as an outcome controlled by an outside service provider. Our role is to prepare the materials, guide the process and keep your team informed about the application’s status.

Use this checklist when reviewing progress:

• Are the submitted token and project details consistent with the source materials your team approved?
• Has your contact answered requests for clarification or supplied missing documentation?
• Does the latest status update distinguish completed work from pending platform review?
• Is there a clear next action for your team, if one is required?

A useful completion record describes the work performed and the status received; it does not overstate what a platform has decided. If your project also needs an existing token profile corrected, profile update and verification support covers a related but distinct task. Keep a copy of approved project details and tell the account lead about any changes so future follow-up uses current information.

Each platform’s editorial team makes the final decision on listing and verified status, and its criteria can evolve. We cannot promise approval or a particular review outcome; we commit to the agreed preparation, application management and status updates.

How do Jupiter and Raydium applications fit into a wider launch?

A Jupiter and Raydium application is one part of a token’s discovery setup. Plan it alongside the project’s other listing and profile tasks when those channels serve the same launch goals.

Keep each workstream’s owner, source information and desired outcome clear. This prevents an application task from being confused with a liquidity setup or a separate profile update. At kickoff, we confirm which tasks are included, identify the person responsible for factual approvals and agree how status updates will be shared. To begin, send AEOTech your token identifier, official project links, current documentation and whether you want Jupiter, Raydium or both included. We will review the scope, identify missing inputs and confirm the next step.

Prices

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. Confirm scopeTell us whether you need support for Jupiter, Raydium or both. Name the project contact who can approve factual information.
2. Share materialsProvide the token and project details, official links and available documentation. Flag anything that is still changing.
3. Review the applicationWe check supplied materials for consistency and compliance, then send questions or missing items to your team.
4. Manage submissionWe prepare and manage the agreed applications through platform procedures and keep a record of progress.
5. Receive updatesYou receive status updates and a summary of work completed, open items and next actions.