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How to Get Dex Paid: DexScreener Enhanced Token Info

What “Dex Paid” means

“Dex Paid” is community shorthand for using DEX Screener’s paid Enhanced Token Info product. It lets a project submit information and social links for display on its DEX Screener token page. It is separate from getting a token listed: DEX Screener says tokens are listed automatically once they have a liquidity pool and at least one transaction. Its token-listing documentation also describes information appearing through external token lists, such as CoinGecko.

Enhanced Token Info is a profile update, not an endorsement or a promise of attention, trading activity or any particular outcome. Memecoins are speculative.

Before you start

Prepare the information you want displayed, and verify it before you open the order form. You will need to identify the correct token and chain. For a Solana token, have its mint address ready; for another chain, use the token’s correct contract address. A name or ticker alone is not enough to distinguish tokens.

• Draft a short, factual project description.
• Collect the website and social links you want to submit, and open each one to confirm it works and represents your project.
• Have a suitable logo and any other image the order form requests ready to upload.
• If you intend to report locked-supply wallets or circulating supply, confirm the details are accurate first. DEX Screener notes that Enhanced Token Info can be used to identify locked-supply wallets, and that self-reported circulating supply may affect market-cap calculation in some cases.

The public product page does not publish fixed image dimensions or a complete list of required fields. Follow the specifications shown in the live order form rather than relying on dimensions from unofficial guides.

How to order, step by step

1. Open the official product page. Go to DEX Screener Marketplace’s Enhanced Token Info page. Check that the address is on the official marketplace before entering details or paying.
2. Check the price and payment options. On October 30, 2026, the product page displayed a price “from $299,” reduced from $499. It says crypto and credit or debit cards are accepted. Prices and offers can change, so check the amount and payment methods shown on the official page and at checkout before proceeding.
3. Sign in if prompted. The order page requires an account to continue. Use the marketplace’s own sign-in flow; don’t hand your credentials to someone offering to place the order for you.
4. Enter the token details. Follow the form and select the correct chain and token. Carefully compare the address with your trusted project records. A wrong address can result in submitting information for the wrong token.
5. Fill in the profile information. Add the requested description, image files and links. Check spelling, make sure links load, and keep claims accurate. Don’t state that the project has an audit, partnership, listing, utility or identified team unless that is true and substantiated.
6. Review the whole submission. Check the chain, address, text, images and every link. If you enter circulating supply or locked-wallet information, make sure you can support it with accurate details. Review the total price shown at checkout.
7. Pay through the official checkout. Complete payment using an option offered on the marketplace, then save your receipt or order confirmation. Don’t send funds to a wallet address supplied in an unsolicited message.
8. Wait and verify the result. DEX Screener says most orders are processed within a few minutes, but asks customers to allow up to 12 hours. Then open the correct token page on the website or app and confirm the information appears.

If it has not appeared

First, recheck that you are viewing the right chain and token address, and allow the full 12-hour processing window. Compare the live profile with your submitted details. If it is still missing or incorrect, contact DEX Screener through its official marketplace or support channels and include your order confirmation and token address. Never provide a wallet seed phrase or private keys to request a profile update.

What Enhanced Token Info does—and does not do

The product is for submitting token-page information. It does not create a liquidity pool or replace the conditions for automatic token listing. DEX Screener says it may also display token details sourced from external token lists; see its documentation for the available information routes and its notes on circulating supply and market-cap calculations.

A completed profile is not proof that a token is safe or that its claims have been verified. Treat the displayed information as project-provided details, and assess any token independently.

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