Explorer token info and logo updates for crypto projects

Which explorer token information can we update?

We coordinate token information, logo and social-link updates on Etherscan, BscScan, Solscan and Tonviewer. The scope is set by the chain, contract address and information you want displayed.

These are separate destinations, so a completed update on one explorer does not mean the others are updated. We start by matching each requested destination to the right contract address and public token page. If your project spans chains, list every chain and address in the brief rather than sending a ticker alone.

This service is for correcting or completing a project's explorer-facing information. It is not an exchange listing or a substitute for other tracker profiles. If you are planning a broader presence, see Listings and verification or the DEXTools and DEXScreener profile update service.

What should you prepare before an explorer update?

A complete, consistent project pack makes it easier to prepare explorer submissions without guessing. Send the following materials together:

• The chain name and token contract address for every requested update.
• The project name and ticker exactly as you want them displayed.
• The approved logo file and any relevant brand-use notes.
• The official website and social URLs you want associated with the token.
• A short project description, if the explorer's current submission route requests one.
• A project contact who can confirm that the information is accurate.

Use the contract address copied from the project's own records and verify it against the public token page before submission. Check that each social link opens the intended official account and that the website loads at the address provided. Use one canonical spelling for the project name across the pack; explain any legitimate variation rather than leaving conflicting versions for the reviewer to interpret.

AEOTech runs an explorer-by-explorer preflight before preparing the request. We flag missing assets, inconsistent names and links that do not resolve, then ask you to approve the final information. If the project has changed its supply details or contract, handle that as a distinct request; see circulating supply verification and contract migration and rebranding updates.

How do Etherscan, BscScan, Solscan and Tonviewer workflows differ?

Each explorer has its own token-information route, so we confirm the current submission steps and requested fields separately for each destination. We do not treat one explorer's submission as a shared update across chains.

1. Identify the page: match the explorer and chain to the exact contract address.
2. Check the request: review the current fields and instructions shown for that explorer.
3. Prepare the details: align the project name, logo, description and official links with the requested fields.
4. Submit and record: retain the destination, submission details and status for the project record.
5. Verify the result: revisit the public page and report what is visible, or identify the next action if it is not.

The practical difference is the destination and its current process, not the project's underlying facts. A logo file or set of links may be reusable, but the submission still needs to be checked against the specific explorer. We keep the requested chain and address visible in the work record to reduce mix-ups between similarly named tokens. For projects seeking visibility in token lists or wallets as well, review the separate wallet logo and token list inclusion service.

What does the explorer update service include?

The service includes a prepared submission for the agreed explorer destinations, coordination of the supplied token details and a status report. The exact scope is confirmed against the contract addresses and requested changes before work begins.

The project team approves the information before it is sent. This matters for social links and descriptions: we work from the official URLs and copy you confirm, rather than making claims about the project on your behalf. The report distinguishes between a submission being sent and information appearing on a public token page, so your team can see the actual state of each destination.

If the request includes a contract migration or a rebrand, share the old and new identifiers and the change context during intake. That work may need a separate scope; the contract migration and rebranding update page explains the related service. For other listing needs, browse listings on other crypto trackers.

What can affect an explorer token update?

The main decision point is whether the information and supporting materials satisfy the current requirements for the specific explorer and token page. Check these items before approving a submission:

• The chain and contract address point to the intended token.
• The submitted name and ticker match the project information you authorize.
• The logo is the approved project asset and is supplied in a usable file.
• Website and social links are official, accessible and written correctly.
• Any requested context or evidence is available for the relevant submission.

Explorer requirements and review outcomes are controlled by Etherscan, BscScan, Solscan and Tonviewer, and may differ by destination; AEOTech commits to preparing and submitting the agreed materials, not to approval or a particular publication time. If an explorer requests clarification or declines a change, we report the response and identify what information can be revised for a follow-up.

How should explorer updates fit into your listing work?

Explorer updates work best as one part of a consistent token-information plan. They give people a place to check the contract and project details, while other profiles and listings have their own submission routes and review processes.

Before contacting us, gather the chain, contract address, requested explorers, approved logo, official website and social URLs, plus the exact wording you want reviewed. Include any prior submission response if the project has already contacted an explorer. AEOTech will run the preflight, confirm the scope and flag missing information before preparing the agreed requests. Send that project pack to contact to start.

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 project packSend the chain, contract address, requested explorers, logo and official project links.
2. Confirm destinationsWe match each request to the intended public token page and clarify the scope.
3. Review the materialsWe check names, assets and links, then request your approval of the submission details.
4. Prepare and submitWe organize the approved information for each explorer's current route and record the status.
5. Report what is visibleWe check the public pages and share the outcome or any next action requested.