How to Pass Smart Contract Review

This is an educational resource from CoinDock's Coin Listings pillar covering "How to Pass Smart Contract Review". CoinDock provides this content to help token project owners, holders, and traders understand the mechanics behind decentralized exchange listings, liquidity, and safe trading practices.

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Step-by-step

Common findings that block a listing and how to avoid them.

Verify source

Publish verified source on the appropriate explorer.
Restrict privileged roles

Time-lock or multisig owner functions; document any pause switches.
Disclose mint authority

State clearly whether supply is fixed, mintable, or capped.
Address auditor findings

Resolve or document every finding from your latest audit.

FAQs

How long does the listing process take?

Typical review takes 5 to 15 business days depending on document quality and contract complexity.

What documents are required to apply?

Whitepaper, team identification, smart contract source, tokenomics, and audit reports if available.

Does CoinDock charge a listing fee?

Yes — fees vary by tier and are published on the Listing Fees page. There are no hidden charges.

Which trading pair do you list against?

CoinDock lists most coins against USDT for predictable price discovery.

Can I appeal a rejected application?

Yes — applicants may resubmit after addressing reviewer feedback at no additional cost within 90 days.

Is a smart contract audit mandatory?

Audits are strongly recommended; unaudited contracts may face stricter listing tiers.

How to Pass Smart Contract Review

Step-by-step

How to Pass Smart Contract Review

FAQs

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