How long until my token shows on DEX Screener?

Its docs say a token is listed automatically once it is in a liquidity pool and has at least one transaction. Its logo and links come later, from token lists such as CoinGecko’s or from its paid Enhanced Token Info.

Why is my token not in xrpl.to’s main list?

The main list carries listed tokens, such as launches from the launchpads xrpl.to recognises. Every token still has its own page, found by searching its name or issuer.

How do I add a logo and description?

On xrpl.to, open the token’s page while connected with the issuing account and choose Edit Token Info in the ⋯ menu. For wallets and other sites, publish them in an xrp-ledger.toml file on the issuer’s domain.

Insights

Get Your XRPL Token Listed & Tracked

A token on the XRP Ledger is public the moment it exists, and the sites that track it read it from the ledger. What each one picks up by itself, what you add, and what makes a new token worth a trader’s second look.

On xrpl.to

Every token gets a page as soon as it is issued: price once it trades, holders, trades and pool, all read from the ledger.
The main list and New page carry listed tokens. Launches through the launchpads xrpl.to recognises, such as xrpl.to, FirstLedger or Magnetic X, are listed once their pool exists.
Logo, description and links: connected with the issuing account, open the token’s page and choose Edit Token Info in the ⋯ menu.

Launching on xrpl.to lists the token from its first minute: how to launch a token.

On DEX Screener

DEX Screener lists a token “automatically as soon as [it is] added to a liquidity pool and [has] at least one transaction”; on the XRP Ledger that means an AMM pool and one trade. Its logo and links come from token lists such as CoinGecko’s, or from its paid Enhanced Token Info (DEX Screener docs).

Everywhere else: the issuer’s domain

The ledger’s own way to describe a token is a file named xrp-ledger.toml on the website the issuer account names in its Domain field, listing the token with its name, logo and links (xrpl.org). Wallets and explorers that read it show the same details, and the domain ties the token to a site its holders can check. CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap list tokens through their own application forms.

What earns a second look

A fixed supply: blackhole the issuer once the supply is issued, so nobody can issue more (what traders check).
Liquidity that stays: a pool whose LP tokens are burned cannot be withdrawn; xrpl.to shows the burned share on every token.
Real holders: supply spread across many wallets rather than a few the team controls.
No fake volume: trading between your own wallets is visible on the ledger, and xrpl.to and others flag it.

Questions

How long until my token shows on DEX Screener?: Its docs say a token is listed automatically once it is in a liquidity pool and has at least one transaction. Its logo and links come later, from token lists such as CoinGecko’s or from its paid Enhanced Token Info.
Why is my token not in xrpl.to’s main list?: The main list carries listed tokens, such as launches from the launchpads xrpl.to recognises. Every token still has its own page, found by searching its name or issuer.
How do I add a logo and description?: On xrpl.to, open the token’s page while connected with the issuing account and choose Edit Token Info in the ⋯ menu. For wallets and other sites, publish them in an xrp-ledger.toml file on the issuer’s domain.