What does circulating supply verification establish?
Circulating supply verification establishes a traceable basis for the amount of a token your project reports as available to the market. It does not turn an estimate into a universal fact: providers may assess the evidence and classify supply under their own methodologies.
The work starts by defining the figure you want to support and the date or reporting point it represents. We then reconcile that figure against the token contract and the project’s documented allocation and release terms. The review distinguishes balances that are available from balances with a clear restriction, such as vesting or a time lock. It also records the reasoning behind any exclusions rather than presenting only a headline number.
This service is useful when a tracker’s displayed supply is missing, outdated, or inconsistent with the project’s records. It is also appropriate before a listing request if your team needs a defensible explanation of token availability. For a broader overview of listing and verification work, see the listings and verification hub. If you need guidance on the related CoinMarketCap workflow, read our circulating supply verification guide.
Which records make a supply review easier to assess?
A supply request is easier to assess when every claimed exclusion has both an identifiable balance and a reason it is not currently available. We organize your records so a reviewer can follow the calculation without relying on unexplained labels or verbal assurances.
Prepare the following where applicable:
- Token contract address and the relevant chain or chains.
- A current supply figure and the method used to calculate it.
- Wallet addresses for team, treasury, investor, reserve, or other allocations you exclude.
- Vesting schedules, lock terms, and relevant contract or explorer evidence.
- Records for burned tokens, emissions, unlocks, migrations, and prior supply changes.
- Public tokenomics or allocation documents that match the on-chain records.
A wallet label alone does not explain whether its balance is locked, vested, or available. Pair labels with the underlying restriction or allocation record. Flag any multisig or custodial wallet whose purpose is not obvious, and explain whether funds can be transferred. If documents conflict with current balances, share both and identify the newer record. We map gaps before preparing a platform request, so your team can resolve unclear ownership or release terms instead of submitting an unsupported total.
How does supply verification work on CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap?
The CoinGecko supply verification process and a CoinMarketCap supply request both need a coherent explanation of the reported figure, but each request should be prepared for its own platform. A shared evidence base can help, while the wording, profile context, and submission route should be checked separately.
We first confirm what the token profile currently displays and compare it with the project’s evidence. Next, we identify which balances are included, which are excluded, and why. We then prepare a concise calculation narrative with supporting records, highlight unresolved discrepancies, and help your team submit or respond to follow-up questions. The exact process available to a project can change, so we check the relevant official account or support route before sending a request.
Do not treat a CoinGecko listing request as the same task as supply verification. A token may need profile or listing work as well as a supply explanation. If the asset is not yet listed, review our CoinGecko listing support; for the other tracker, see CoinMarketCap listing support. We can scope those needs alongside the supply review, but keep the evidence and request objectives clear.
What do you receive from a circulating supply review?
You receive a review-ready record of how the reported supply is derived, plus practical notes on what needs correction or clarification before submission. The aim is to make your project’s explanation consistent, checkable, and easier to maintain.
The agreed work can include:
- A reconciliation of the reported figure against the records you provide.
- A wallet and allocation schedule showing included and excluded balances.
- An evidence index linking each exclusion to its supporting record.
- Draft request language tailored to CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap.
- A gap list for missing, conflicting, or unclear documentation.
- Follow-up support for questions about the submitted evidence, within the agreed scope.
We also document assumptions instead of silently filling gaps. For example, if the team cannot substantiate the restriction on a reserve wallet, the report marks that balance for confirmation rather than presenting it as definitively non-circulating. Your team receives the final materials in a form it can use for future supply changes. This is especially useful when unlocks, emissions, treasury transfers, or a contract migration require a fresh explanation. For related contract and profile changes, see migration and rebranding updates.
How do we prepare and support the request?
The work moves from source records to a platform-specific request, with your team confirming the facts before submission. You know what information is missing and what has been prepared at each stage.
The usual sequence is:
- Scope: Confirm the token, target platforms, current displayed figures, and the result you are requesting.
- Collect: Gather contract details, wallet addresses, allocation records, and vesting or lock documentation.
- Reconcile: Compare the claimed supply with the provided balances and record each inclusion or exclusion.
- Prepare: Draft the calculation explanation and organize supporting evidence for each platform.
- Submit and respond: Your team reviews the materials; we support submission and help prepare responses within the agreed scope.
Timing begins with access to complete, consistent records. If wallet ownership, vesting terms, or public tokenomics need confirmation, resolving those items comes before a strong request can be finalized. The service price is from $1,330 / project. To scope it efficiently, send the project name, contract address, target platform, current supply display, and the records behind your calculation. We will identify the missing items before work proceeds.
What can the platforms decide after you submit?
CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap control their own review, classification, profile display, and update timing. Our commitment is to the agreed reconciliation, evidence preparation, and request support—not to a particular supply figure being accepted or shown.
A reviewer may interpret a balance or restriction differently, request additional documentation, or retain a display that does not match the project’s preferred calculation. A platform may also change its request procedure or the information it asks a project to provide. Those decisions are outside CoinMarketingCap’s control. A complete evidence pack helps make the project’s position understandable; it cannot compel an approval, a profile change, or a specific review date.
Before submission, check that wallet addresses are accurate, document versions agree, and the calculation uses the same reporting point throughout. Where evidence is incomplete, disclose the uncertainty and avoid presenting a disputed balance as settled. Keep a copy of the submitted calculation and record a review trigger for future unlocks, emissions, burns, treasury transfers, or migrations. That gives your team a practical way to keep later updates consistent with the original explanation.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| Supply Verification | from $1,330 / project |
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
- Share the project recordsSend the contract address, target platform, current displayed supply, and available allocation and vesting records.
- Confirm the calculation scopeWe agree which supply figure and reporting point the evidence should support, and identify any missing inputs.
- Reconcile balancesWe map included and excluded balances to wallet, contract, and project documentation, recording assumptions and gaps.
- Prepare platform requestsWe organize the evidence and draft separate explanations for CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap where needed.
- Review and follow upYour team confirms the facts before submission; we support responses within the agreed scope.
Frequently asked questions
How do I verify supply on CoinGecko?
Start with the supply shown on the token profile, then assemble the calculation, contract details, wallet addresses, and records for locks, vesting, and allocations. We reconcile those materials and help prepare a CoinGecko-specific request.
How much does circulating supply verification cost?
The service price is from $1,330 / project. The final scope depends on the target platforms, the quality of the evidence already available, and whether your request also needs listing or migration support.
How long does a supply verification request take?
Preparation time follows the readiness of your records: unclear wallet ownership or inconsistent allocation documents need to be resolved first. After submission, CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap controls its own review and display timing.
Is this the same as getting a token listed?
No. Listing support addresses a token’s presence and profile, while supply verification supports the calculation and evidence behind a circulating-supply figure. A project can need either task or both.
What should I send before the review starts?
Provide the token contract address, target platform, current displayed figure, supply calculation, wallet addresses for excluded balances, and available vesting, lock, and allocation records. Include conflicting documents rather than omitting them.
Can CoinMarketingCap guarantee that a platform will accept our supply figure?
No. CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap make their own assessment and control classification, display changes, follow-up requests, and timing. CoinMarketingCap delivers the agreed reconciliation, evidence pack, and request support.
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