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How to Get Dex Paid: Enhanced Token Info Step by Step

What “Dex Paid” means

“Dex Paid” is community shorthand for a token with DEX Screener’s paid Enhanced Token Info profile. It lets a project submit information such as its logo and social links, and can include locked-supply wallet details that help DEX Screener calculate market cap. It is a profile update—not a contract audit, a safety check or an endorsement of the project. A paid profile does not promise trending placement or visibility.

DEX Screener says tokens are listed automatically once they have a liquidity pool and at least one transaction. Token information may also appear automatically when DEX Screener picks it up from an external token list; Enhanced Token Info is its paid route for submitting information directly. Read DEX Screener’s token-listing documentation.

Before you start

Find the correct token page. Search DEX Screener using the token’s mint or contract address, then confirm the chain and address. Names and tickers can be duplicated. If the token has no DEX Screener page yet, check that it has a liquidity pool and at least one transaction.
Prepare accurate project information. Have the description, website and social links you want to submit ready. Check that every link works and leads to an account or site your team controls. Describe only real features and claims you can substantiate.
Prepare your artwork. Have a logo file ready. The public product page does not list image dimensions, so follow any file-format or size requirements shown in the order form rather than relying on unofficial specs.
Review what you are claiming. Do not claim audits, partnerships, exchange listings, team identities or utility unless those statements are accurate and authorized. Use original artwork and names you have the right to use.

How to order Enhanced Token Info

Open DEX Screener’s official product page. Go to Enhanced Token Info in the DEX Screener Marketplace. Use the official marketplace rather than an unsolicited third-party offer.
Sign in and open the order form. The marketplace requires an account to proceed. Select the order option and sign in when prompted. The public order page does not show the form fields before sign-in, so follow the instructions presented in your account.
Enter the token and profile details carefully. Use the correct chain and token address, then add the requested project information, links and artwork. If the form asks about wallets holding locked supply, provide accurate details only. Check for typos and test the links before continuing.
Review the total and payment options. When checked, DEX Screener’s product page displayed a price of $299, reduced from $499. Prices and promotions can change; the amount shown at checkout is the one to confirm before paying. The page says it accepts major cryptocurrencies and credit or debit cards. Check the current listing and order options.
Submit the order and pay through the official checkout. Confirm the token address, submitted information and final amount before authorizing payment. Never share a wallet seed phrase or private key to place an order.
Wait, then check the token page. DEX Screener says most orders are processed within a few minutes, but asks customers to allow up to 12 hours. After that, revisit the correct token page and check the submitted details on the DEX Screener website or app.

If something is wrong or delayed

First confirm you are viewing the right chain and token address, and allow the stated processing window to pass. If the profile is still missing after 12 hours, or a displayed detail is incorrect, contact DEX Screener through the support links on its official site or marketplace. Include the token address and order information, but never send private keys or recovery phrases.

What the payment does—and does not do

Enhanced Token Info is for adding or updating token information. It is separate from DEX Screener Boosts and advertising; those are different products. A logo, description or social link can make project details easier to find, but a profile does not establish that a token is safe, that its team is trustworthy or that its claims are true. Memecoins are speculative, and buyers can lose the money they spend.

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