The project should present an innovative solution to a problem with a viable business model.
The founding team should provide all the necessary information, documents and links such as the project's website, whitepaper, investment deck, roadmap, and team profiles.
Projects with anonymous and pseudo-anonymous team members are rejected.
If the project is launching a token, the token must have a valid use case where the it is used in one or more of the core functionalities of the product.
The project should be beyond a idea or proof of concept stage. Only projects beyond the minimal viable product (MVP) or those in public alpha/beta stage will be considered.
The project's offering and pricing shall undergo scrutiny to ensure a fair token/NFT/rewards/airdrop distribution and establish a justified value.
The project should secure an audit for all their smart contracts from a reputable auditing firm.
The project must demonstrate a vibrant and engaged community presence, indicative of a healthy ecosystem.
The project must have existing funding in place and should not rely solely on the token/NFT sale for financing. Funds collected from the token/NFT sale should be primarily allocated towards advancing the development of the token/NFT ecosystem and use cases.
The project should comply with the highest ethical standards and should not engage in any prohibitions and/or illegal activities including not limited to: Violence, gambling, betting, prediction, pornography, alcohol, tobacco, illegal drugs, dating services, debt/lending protocols, highly speculative financial instruments/derivatives, or any actions deemed unacceptable by TokenBench, including activities that may not be specified but fall under categories subject to prohibition, which TokenBench may review at any time.
TokenBench may add to the requirements above and request for an additional materials, documents and references as necessary.
TokenBench reserves the right to reject any listing application without providing justification.