What does a coordinated contract migration update cover?
A coordinated update aligns the token information shown across selected public profiles with the project’s confirmed migration and rebrand details. It covers the information and submissions around the change; it does not execute a token migration or alter a smart contract.
The work is useful when a project changes its contract address, ticker, token name, logo, or several of these together. It is also appropriate when those changes need to appear consistently on CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, DEXTools and DEXScreener. We first agree which profiles are in scope and which details must change on each one.
For governance, we establish a single approved record before preparing requests. That record should distinguish the old and new contract addresses, identify the applicable network, and state which branding assets and public links are current. This makes it easier for your team to review a submission and spot contradictions before it is sent.
Our review step checks each proposed change against the approved record and the materials supplied by your team. If a profile also needs a separate listing or verification action, we identify that boundary early and can coordinate it with CoinMarketCap listing, CoinGecko listing or the wider listings and verification scope.
Which records should be aligned before the rebrand goes public?
Align the project’s own announcements and reference materials before requesting third-party profile changes. A review-ready record makes the migration easier to explain and gives your team a consistent basis for checking each public update.
We prepare a change matrix that records the current and intended value for each field, the profiles requiring attention, the evidence available, and the person authorized to approve the request. The matrix is a working document, not a substitute for an official platform process.
Before kickoff, collect and confirm:
- Project name, ticker, logo files and official website or social links.
- Network and old and new contract addresses, checked by your technical owner.
- The planned migration explanation and any public announcement already approved.
- Relevant explorer records or other project-controlled references.
- Account access or a designated contact for each platform request.
- A decision-maker who can resolve discrepancies and approve final wording.
The client remains responsible for confirming technical facts and authority to request changes. Where contract data or token information needs attention beyond tracker profiles, we can scope explorer token info and logo updates or circulating supply verification as separate, related work. We flag missing or conflicting evidence rather than silently filling gaps.
How are CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko and DEX screener updates handled?
Each platform update is prepared for the profile and fields in scope, then checked against the approved project record. CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko may require their own request routes and supporting information; DEXTools and DEXScreener profile details are handled as platform-specific tasks rather than as one universal listing form.
We map each change to the appropriate visible profile. A ticker or logo correction is not the same request as a contract-address change, and a project rebrand may require more than one field to be reviewed. The submission notes explain the relationship between the former and current details so that the update is understandable to a reviewer.
For DEXTools and DEXScreener, we confirm which token or pair profile is relevant and compare the visible details with the client-approved assets and references. This profile work can be coordinated with DEXTools and DEXScreener profile updates. If the project is also seeking a new tracker presence, that is a separate scope from changing an existing profile.
We keep a status record for each platform: prepared, awaiting client approval, submitted, or visibly checked. The final check records what can be seen on the public profile and any remaining mismatch. This gives your team a practical handoff instead of treating a submission receipt as proof that every public field has changed.
What will the migration update process deliver?
The process delivers an approved change plan, platform-ready request materials and a clear record of follow-up. The work proceeds in controlled stages so that project owners can review sensitive contract and identity details before anything is submitted.
A typical sequence is:
- Scope the change. Confirm the platforms, profile URLs, fields and intended public transition.
- Collect evidence. Gather approved branding, contract references, announcements and account contacts.
- Run the consistency review. We compare each requested value to the source record and return questions or conflicts for your approval.
- Prepare and submit. We format platform-specific requests and submit them through the agreed account or process after client sign-off.
- Track and verify. We log status, review visible profile changes and report open items that need further action.
The deliverables include a profile-by-profile change matrix, checked request text and supporting-material checklist, plus a status report showing submissions and visible results. The report is designed for handoff: your team can see which profile was checked, what changed and what remains pending. We also identify any linked service that should be handled separately, such as wallet logo and token list inclusion or a DEX listing and liquidity setup.
What can affect a profile update after submission?
A well-prepared request makes the project’s case clear, but the platform controls its review and the final presentation of its own profile. CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, DEXTools and DEXScreener may each handle requests and display changes differently; we cannot promise approval, a particular review time, or identical presentation across services.
To keep the work auditable, we record the submitted details, the supporting references and the public state observed during follow-up. If a request is declined, delayed or only partly reflected, we report the specific issue available to us and identify what evidence or client decision may be needed for a further response. We do not represent a pending request as a completed migration update.
Before announcing the transition, your team should confirm the technical migration plan, user-facing instructions and timing directly with the people responsible for the contract and community. Keep the project’s official channels aligned with the same approved name, ticker and contract references used in the submissions. If you want a scoped plan, send us the affected profile links, old and new contract details, current and intended brand assets, and your authorized point of contact. MegaSatoshi will return a change matrix and kickoff checklist for review.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| Contract Migration | from $1,600 / 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
- Confirm scopeShare the public profiles and identify every contract or brand field intended to change. We separate profile updates from contract execution and any new listing work.
- Assemble the approved recordProvide verified technical details, approved assets and supporting references. We flag missing evidence or inconsistencies for your decision.
- Review submissionsWe prepare platform-specific requests and a profile-by-profile change matrix. Your designated approver confirms the wording and details before submission.
- Track and reportWe log request status, follow up within the agreed scope and check visible profiles. The handoff distinguishes confirmed changes from pending items.
Frequently asked questions
What information do you need to start a contract migration update?
Send the affected profile links, network, old and new contract addresses, intended ticker and name, approved logo files, official project references and your authorized contact. Your technical owner must confirm the contract details, and your approver should confirm the public wording. We use these materials to build the change matrix and flag gaps before preparing platform requests.
Can you change the contract address and the token branding in one project?
Yes. We can coordinate contract-address, ticker, name and logo requests across the selected profiles under one approved change record. We map each field to the relevant profile and prepare the requests separately where platform processes differ. The service coordinates profile updates; it does not deploy a contract or carry out the token migration.
How long does a CoinGecko or DEX screener rebrand update take?
The project timeline is agreed after we review your materials, platforms and approval needs. Our preparation and follow-up are scheduled within that scope, while each platform’s review and display timing is outside our control. We report submitted, pending and visibly updated items separately so your team can plan communications around confirmed information.
Do we need to announce the migration before requesting profile changes?
Not necessarily; the sequence should match your project’s approved communications plan and the materials available for each request. Before kickoff, decide who owns the announcement, when the new details become authoritative, and which references can be shared with platform reviewers. We can prepare the update matrix around that sequence and avoid treating unapproved public wording as final.
Can you guarantee that CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko or DEXScreener will approve the changes?
No. Each platform controls its review, eligibility decisions and how profile information is displayed, so approval, timing and identical presentation cannot be promised. We commit to the agreed preparation, submission tracking and visible-profile checks, and we report the outcome accurately rather than presenting an unresolved request as complete.
What does the contract migration update service cost?
The service starts from $1,600 / project. The confirmed scope depends on which profiles and fields need updates, the condition of the supporting materials and the follow-up required. Send the profile links and a concise change summary so we can define the work before kickoff.
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