📔How to Add Your Token to the Panora Token List

Follow these steps to get your token verified and visible on Panora frontend, Aptos Explorer, Petra Wallet and all of Panora's integrator partners:

1. Fork the Repository Start by forking the Panora Aptos-Tokens GitHub repo.

2. Add Token Icon In your forked repository, upload the token’s icon file (token_symbol.svg) to the logos folder. Ensure it's ~100x100 pixels in .png format and has a unique symbol not used by any existing token.

3. Add Token Information At the end of the submit-token-request.ts file, add a SubmitTokenRequestInfo object with the following details:

   SubmitTokenRequestInfo

   • chainId: The chain ID to which the token belongs (default is 1 for Mainnet)

   • tokenAddress: The complete address of the token as per the Aptos Coin Standard (Legacy)

   • faAddress: The complete address of the token as per the Aptos Fungible Asset (FA) Standard

   • name: The on-chain registered name of the token

   • symbol: The on-chain registered symbol of the token

   • decimals: The number of decimal places of the token

   • logoUrl: The URL of the token’s logo (add it to the logos folder first to get the correct URL)

   • websiteUrl: The official website URL of the token (optional but recommended)

   • coinGeckoId: The CoinGecko ID of the token (optional)

   • coinMarketCapId: The CoinMarketCap ID of the token (optional)

   Example:

  {
    "chainId": 1,
    "tokenAddress": "0x1::aptos_coin::AptosCoin",
    "faAddress": "0xa",
    "name": "Aptos Coin",
    "symbol": "APT",
    "decimals": 8,
    "logoUrl": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PanoraExchange/Aptos-Tokens/main/logos/APT.svg",
    "websiteUrl": "https://aptosfoundation.org",
    "coinGeckoId": "aptos",
    "coinMarketCapId": 21794,
  }

1. Commit Changes Save and commit your changes with a clear and descriptive message explaining the modifications.

2. Create a Pull Request Navigate to your forked repository, open a pull request, and submit it for review. Make sure to select the base repository as Aptos-Tokens and branch as main for merging your changes.

3. Attestation tweet Post an attestation tweet from your official X (Twitter) account to complete the verification steps. Be sure to tag @PanoraExchange in your tweet to notify both your community and Panora of your request.

Important Reminder: Tokens don’t need to have a Verified or Recognized label to be tradable. All tokens are automatically and instantly available for trading on Panora and all of its integrator partners and can be accessed by using the complete token address.