Etherscan Token Update: Logo, Description & Links

What does a token info update include?

A token info update involves working with the data that an explorer displays on the asset page: the name, logo, description, and links to project resources. The available fields and submission method depend on the specific service, so we first determine where the explorer gets its information and which fields can be requested for change.

Such an update is useful if the project is already live but the page is hard to match with the official website or team channels. A user checks the contract address in the explorer, and clear data helps them understand they are on the right page. This does not replace a contract audit, a tracker listing, or third-party project verification.

Before starting, we determine:

• which networks and contract addresses need to be checked;
• what information is already displayed and what needs to be corrected;
• which links are official and accessible without restrictions;
• whether proof of authority is required by the submission form.

If the task involves not only the explorer but also tracker profiles, consider DEXTools and DEXScreener profile update. For a broader context, see the listings and verification section.

How does enhanced token info dexscreener work on Solscan and other explorers?

Working with Solscan, Etherscan, BscScan, and Tonviewer starts with checking the specific page and the available update method. These services have different interfaces, submission rules, and data sources, so the same package does not mean the same process for each network.

It is important to distinguish between page data and metadata written into the token itself. If the explorer gets a certain field from the blockchain or another source, a separate request on the site may not change it. We find out what exactly can be submitted for review and do not propose a request that does not match the data source.

For an initial check, prepare the token address and open the page directly in the required explorer. Verify the network, address, and displayed information; do not use an address from a forwarded message without independent verification. Then note exactly what needs to be updated: for example, the logo, website link, or description. For a Solana project, a request for Solscan trending is a separate task and does not replace updating the token card.

If information has changed after a contract migration or rebranding, first agree on which address and name should be considered current. In such a case, data update for migration or rebranding may be needed to ensure materials in different places do not contradict each other.

What to prepare for a token page update

For submission, you need verifiable project information and materials that clearly belong to the specified token. The more complete the package and the clearer the link between the contract, website, and official channels, the easier it is to process the request without unnecessary clarifications.

Prepare in advance:

• the contract address and network name;
• the project name and a brief description without promotional promises;
• an up-to-date logo in original quality;
• links to the website and official social channels;
• team contact and proof of authority if the interface requests it;
• a list of any displayed errors and desired changes.

Check each link in a separate window: it should lead to the project's resource, not an intermediate page or outdated channel. The logo should be readable at a smaller size and not contain third-party symbols. Verify the address in all materials against the explorer, not the token name: similar names do not confirm identical contracts.

We check the image format, proof requirements, and field composition against the current form of the required platform. Do not adapt materials to another explorer's rules in advance: restrictions and available fields may differ. If you also need a logo in a wallet or token list, that is a separate process — see logo for wallets and token list inclusion.

What is included in the service and how much does it cost?

The service covers preparation and support for updating information in the selected explorer. Base cost starts from $150 / project. The final scope of work is agreed after checking the network, number of addresses, and which fields are actually available for submission.

The agreed scope may include:

• checking the token page and list of required changes;
• preparing the description, logo, and list of official links;
• cross-referencing data between the contract, website, and social channels;
• help with filling out and submitting the request according to the platform's procedure;
• supporting the response and adjusting materials if the platform points out a specific issue.

Before starting, you receive a clear list of what we will do, what materials are needed from the team, and what result constitutes completed work. We do not substitute one service for another: a request on an explorer does not automatically update data on CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, a wallet, or a DEX tracker. For a separate check of supply and displayed token supply, see circulating supply verification.

Payment can be arranged in supported cryptocurrencies, including USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON, and BNB. The specific payment format and support scope are fixed before work begins.

How do we run the project and estimate timelines?

Work proceeds from checking the address and task to preparing the request, then to supporting the platform's response. The timeline depends on how quickly the team provides confirmations and materials, as well as the queue and procedure of the specific explorer; we do not give an exact publication date before checking the initial data.

Typically, the process consists of sequential stages: the team sends the address, network, and list of required changes; we check the page and data sources; we agree on the final materials; then we support the submission and provide status updates. If a clarification request comes in, we inform you what data needs to be supplemented and why.

To avoid delays at the start, appoint one contact person who can confirm official links and answer questions about the contract. If there are multiple addresses, list them all at once and indicate which one belongs to each token. This way, the team will not mix data from different networks or project versions.

If you need to synchronize the explorer with other platforms, we can plan the work together, but separate requests should be submitted according to each service's requirements. The general task of placing information on platforms is described in the listings and verification section.

Limitations, risks, and result verification

The quality of the service is determined by the correctness of the package and the accuracy of support, not by a promise of a specific decision from the explorer. We check that materials match the token address, help you go through the available procedure, and document the actions actually performed.

The decision on publication, the composition of available fields, proof requirements, review timelines, and data source are controlled by the platform. We cannot guarantee approval of the request, search position, organic volume growth, token price, or viral project distribution. We only guarantee the agreed scope of preparatory and support work, not a result that depends on moderation or user behavior.

After completion, check the page using the contract address and the correct network. Verify the logo, description, and each link; separately confirm that the changes apply to the correct token if the project has multiple contracts. If the data has not updated, save the page link and the platform's response to determine whether a clarification is needed or the information comes from another source.

For launch and further communication, it is useful to align this information with other project materials. For example, CoinGecko listing and CoinMarketCap listing are independent processes with their own requirements. First resolve any discrepancies in name, address, and links, then submit requests to other platforms.

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. Send the address and taskSpecify the network, contract address, and explorer. List the fields to add or correct.
2. We check the page and data sourcesWe verify the address, current information, and the platform's available procedure. We inform you which changes can be requested.
3. We prepare the materialsWe agree on the logo, description, links, and any required confirmations before submitting the request.
4. We support the submissionWe help format the request and handle the platform's feedback if clarifications are needed.
5. We verify the displayAfter processing, we check the page using the contract address and relay the status to the team.