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Last updated 1 year ago

We at WAGMI want to help you safely browse and discover tokens and make informed decisions about them.

That’s why we introduced Token Warnings. You may see either red and yellow Token Warnings while swapping and navigating throughout the site. These warnings are to alert you to the potentially heightened risk in trading these tokens. Token Warnings are available for Ethereum (ERC-20) tokens and supported Layer 2 tokens.

HOW TO ADD YOUR TOKEN TO TOKENLIST

Please read guidelines for submitting community PR for adding tokens to tokenlist.

Criteria

The Wagmi team will continue to maintain the list for quality control. Some rough guidelines:

  • Contract should be verified on block explorers e.g. explorer.zksync.io

  • Token should have established liquidity, a good number of liquidity providers, and 15 day volume.

Read more on our .

How are token safety labels determined?

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Criteria

Published List

Any token that has been listed by a US-based centralized exchange, such as Coinbase, Kraken, or Gemini. In very rare cases, a token separately reviewed and approved by WAGMI Labs (e.g., USDC, BUSD).

Any token that is frequently swapped on WAGMI (and has satisfied other basic quantitative criteria) but is not traded on a leading U.S. centralized exchange. We plan to update these criteria over time.

WAGMI Extended List

Any token that is not frequently swapped on WAGMI (and has not satisfied other basic quantitative criteria) and is also not traded on a leading U.S. centralized exchange.

N/A

Manually curated by WAGMI to block tokens that violate trademarks, that have proven to be scams, or otherwise based on legal considerations.

WAGMI Unsupported List

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