DefiLlama and DappRadar listing for DeFi projects

What does a DefiLlama and DappRadar listing plan cover?

This service prepares two distinct listing workstreams: TVL information for DefiLlama and a dApp profile for DappRadar. The goal is to make the project’s public information coherent, easy to review, and ready for submission—not to treat two different platforms as one form.

We start by mapping the protocol, its products, relevant networks, and the public pages that explain how it works. Then we identify which information belongs in each listing and flag gaps before submission. For example, if a protocol has several products or deployments, we clarify which one the requested profile should describe and how its public references relate to it.

The plan is a good fit for DeFi teams preparing a launch, updating a project presence, or consolidating information across platforms. It can also sit within a broader listings and verification plan, alongside a CoinMarketCap listing or CoinGecko listing when those channels are relevant. We confirm the requested scope first, so your team knows which platform tasks are included and what materials it must supply.

What should your team prepare for DefiLlama and DappRadar?

A useful submission starts with consistent project facts and direct references, not a stack of loosely related links. We give your team a kickoff checklist, review the supplied materials, and separate confirmed information from anything that needs an owner or clarification.

Prepare these items where they apply:

• Project and product names, a concise description, and official website links.
• The relevant network or networks and public contract or explorer references.
• Public pages that explain the protocol’s products and how users access them.
• TVL-related information and source references your team wants considered for DefiLlama.
• dApp details and links that describe the experience intended for a DappRadar profile.
• A project contact who can confirm facts and respond to follow-up questions.

The checklist is not a claim that either platform requires every item in the same format. It helps us identify what your team can substantiate and what still needs review. We also check that names, URLs, and descriptions match across the materials. For related profile or supply updates, see circulating supply verification and contract migration and rebranding updates.

How does the listing work move from preparation to follow-up?

We run the project in clear phases so your team can see what is ready, what has been submitted, and what needs action. The first week is focused on intake and review; launch and follow-up begin when the agreed materials are ready to use.

Preparation: We confirm the target platforms, project scope, points of contact, and available evidence. A named account handler turns the kickoff checklist into an action list and flags inconsistencies for your team.

Launch: We finalize the platform-specific information and coordinate submission using the agreed project details. Before anything is sent, the project owner can confirm the wording and references. This is especially useful when a protocol has multiple products or network deployments.

Follow-up: We track the status of each workstream, relay platform questions, and help organize the project’s response. Reporting distinguishes submitted work from pending platform decisions; it does not imply that a platform has accepted or published a listing.

For teams managing several discovery channels, this work can be coordinated with listings on other crypto trackers. We keep the DefiLlama and DappRadar tasks separate in the status report, so a completed action on one platform is not mistaken for progress on the other.

What do you receive from the listing service?

You receive practical working files and a clear handover, not just a message that a request was sent. Before kickoff, we agree on the platforms and tasks in scope; during delivery, the account handler keeps a record of materials, open items, and submission status.

The deliverables typically include:

• A platform-by-platform information checklist and list of missing inputs.
• A reviewed project description and organized public references based on information your team supplies.
• Submission coordination for the agreed DefiLlama TVL and DappRadar dApp workstreams.
• A status report that records completed actions, platform replies received, and next steps for your team.
• A handover of the final materials and any unresolved questions.

Use the report to brief founders, product leads, or community managers without relying on scattered chat history. If a platform asks for clarification, we route the question to the person best placed to verify the project detail. The team supplies factual confirmations; we organize the response and keep the record current. If your project also needs broader discovery support, we can discuss how listings fit with community growth and engagement or other work, without folding unrelated deliverables into this listing scope.

What can affect a DefiLlama or DappRadar listing outcome?

The project controls the accuracy and completeness of the information it supplies; each platform controls its own review and presentation. DefiLlama decides whether and how a protocol appears in its TVL directory, while DappRadar controls whether and how a dApp profile is accepted, displayed, or updated; we cannot set their review criteria, decisions, timing, or presentation. We commit to the agreed preparation, submission coordination, and follow-up work, and report platform responses accurately rather than implying a listing is live before it is visible. If the project’s public details are incomplete or contradictory, we flag that before submission and ask your team to resolve it; this makes the request clearer but does not determine the platform’s decision.

A useful readiness check is straightforward: can a reviewer understand what the protocol does, reach the relevant public pages, and match the supplied details to the project’s references? If not, resolve those gaps first. For a wider view of listing options, start with other crypto tracker listings. Send us your target platforms, official project links, and available TVL references; we’ll return a scoped checklist and the next actions for your team.

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. Confirm scopeTell us whether you need DefiLlama TVL listing work, a DappRadar dApp profile, or both. We confirm the owner and the intended project or product profile.
2. Share project referencesSend official pages, relevant network and contract references, and the information your team can substantiate. We organize these against the kickoff checklist.
3. Review the data packWe flag missing or inconsistent details and prepare platform-specific materials. Your project contact confirms facts and approves the final information.
4. Coordinate submissionWe handle the agreed submission coordination and record the action taken for each platform separately.
5. Track replies and hand overWe report responses and open tasks, help organize clarifications, and hand over the final status and materials.