Token explorer info and logo updates for Etherscan, BscScan, Solscan and Tonviewer

What does an explorer token info update cover?

An explorer token info update presents a project’s identifying details alongside the on-chain token record. We help organize the logo, project description and social links so people checking the token address can connect the record with the right project.

The service covers Etherscan, BscScan, Solscan and Tonviewer. We confirm which explorer or explorers match your chain and token before preparing the work. This is a practical fit for teams whose token details are missing, incomplete, outdated or inconsistent across public channels.

The work is not a substitute for a listing or a contract review. It focuses on the explorer-facing information associated with the token. If your project also needs broader directory coverage, start with Listings and verification and choose the work that matches the gap.

Before requesting an update, check that the token contract is live on the intended network and that your team can provide the correct address. A logo and social links should represent the project clearly, not imply an affiliation that does not exist. We use your supplied project information to build a coherent pack and flag details that need clarification before submission.

How does the update work on each explorer?

The update begins by matching the token address to its network and the relevant explorer. Etherscan and BscScan cover different networks from Solscan and Tonviewer, so the first decision is not which logo to upload; it is which token record the project needs to update.

We check the requested fields and organize the same core identity—project name, description, logo and social destinations—so it is consistent wherever the team seeks an update. The applicable submission route and required evidence can differ by explorer. We confirm the route for the specific token before coordinating the request rather than assume one form or process fits every chain.

For a multi-chain project, treat each token address as a separate record. Make a short inventory with the network, contract address, project name and desired links. This prevents details for one deployment from being attached to another. If the token is also represented in a wallet, the related wallet logo and token list inclusion work addresses a separate surface and should be planned distinctly.

The key quality check is consistency: each link should resolve to the project’s intended official destination, and the logo should be recognizable at a glance. We flag mismatches before submission so the team can correct the source material.

What should your team prepare before submission?

Prepare one accurate source of truth for the token and its project identity. That lets us build a clear submission pack and reduces avoidable follow-up about which address or social account is official.

Send the following materials:

• The chain and exact token contract address, copied from a trusted project record.
• The project name and a concise description that explains what the project does.
• The current logo file and any usage guidance needed to keep it on-brand.
• Official website and social links, including the channels you want displayed.
• A team contact who can confirm ownership or answer questions about the project.

We review the materials for consistency, readability and working destinations. If the token has several deployments, label each address separately and identify which one is the focus. If the project has recently changed its name, logo or links, share the current version and clarify what should no longer appear.

Our deliverable is an organized, explorer-specific information pack and coordination of the update request. We do not rewrite the project’s facts to make them sound more impressive. For changes tied to a contract move or a brand change, consider contract migration and rebranding updates as well, because explorer information and a migration notice solve different communication needs.

How do we run the update from intake to follow-up?

We move from address confirmation to a checked submission and then follow the explorer’s response. The sequence keeps the project team clear on what is ready, what needs approval and what is waiting for review.

First, we collect the network, token address and project materials. Next, we confirm which explorer record is in scope and identify any missing or inconsistent details. We prepare the logo, description and official links in the requested format, then ask your contact to approve the final information. After approval, we coordinate submission through the applicable route and share the status and any response that requires action.

Timing starts with complete materials, not with an incomplete inquiry. Our preparation can proceed once the address and content are confirmed; the explorer’s review and publication are outside our control. If a reviewer requests clarification, we relay the request and help organize the response using facts your team can verify.

For a broader token profile update on market trackers, see DEXTools and DEXScreener profile update. For a listing on a directory, the submission criteria are different; compare the scope with CoinMarketCap listing or CoinGecko listing before combining work.

What can an explorer update not promise?

An explorer update can make project information clearer, but it does not change the token’s on-chain data or establish that a project is safe. Treat the explorer page as an information surface, not an endorsement.

Each explorer controls its own submission rules, review decisions, eligible fields and publication timing. We cannot guarantee acceptance, a particular review duration, price, virality or organic volume. We commit to the agreed preparation and coordination work, not to an outcome controlled by the platform. If information is inaccurate, ownership cannot be established where requested, or a submission does not meet the explorer’s rules, the platform may ask for changes or decline the request.

Before approving a submission, use this quality checklist:

• Confirm the contract address and network against the project’s own records.
• Open every supplied link and check that it reaches the intended official channel.
• Confirm the logo is the current project asset and is legible at small sizes.
• Review the description for factual accuracy and avoid claims the team cannot support.
• Keep a copy of the final materials so future updates use the same source of truth.

If an explorer record needs correction beyond token identity details, listing profile remediation may be a better fit. For other verification needs, review circulating supply verification separately.

Prices

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

1. Share the token recordSend the chain, contract address and explorer page, if available. Identify which token deployment is in scope.
2. Provide project materialsShare the current logo, project description, website and official social links, plus a contact for clarifications.
3. Confirm the submission packWe check consistency and prepare the explorer-specific information. Your team approves the facts and final links.
4. Coordinate the updateWe coordinate the request through the applicable explorer route and keep you informed of questions or status changes.
5. Review the published recordOnce the explorer responds, compare the displayed details with the approved pack and identify any remaining corrections.