Projects apply for a MEXC listing through MEXC’s official token listing application form, which asks for project information (name, symbol, description, website, X account, contract or explorer link, existing exchanges), personal information, and team information. MEXC’s published Listing Terms require accurate documents, KYC, source-code disclosure, advance notice of supply or vesting changes, prompt disclosure of incidents, and no announcement of the listing before MEXC’s own. The terms refer to sums paid being non-refundable and to a refundable liquidity deposit.
Key takeaways
- Apply through MEXC’s official token listing application; verify MEXC staff via MEXC’s official verification link.
- Listing terms require notice at least two days before changing key parameters such as circulating supply or vesting.
- Significant foreseeable events (migrations, extra issuance, forks, maintenance) need one week’s notice; hacks and attacks need disclosure within 12 hours.
- Announcing the listing before MEXC’s official announcement is a breach.
- The terms mention non-refundable sums paid and a refundable liquidity deposit; read the actual agreement for amounts.
MEXC listing at a glance
| Question | What MEXC says |
|---|---|
| Where to apply | Official token listing application form |
| Form sections | Project information, personal information, team information |
| Staff verification | MEXC official verification link |
| Supply changes | Notify at least 2 days before changing key parameters |
| Significant events | Disclose at least 1 week in advance where foreseeable |
| Incidents | Disclose within 12 hours |
| Announcements | Not before MEXC’s official announcement |
| Governing law | England and Wales; arbitration in Seychelles under LCIA rules |
Terms worth reading carefully
- Price conduct before listing: MEXC may terminate if, within 72 hours before listing, it determines the client intentionally caused the token price to deviate from fair market price, including moves of 50% or more.
- Source code and keys: the client discloses source code and ensures no other private key can manipulate holders’ assets.
- Liability: the ultimate beneficial owner or chief officers can be jointly liable to indemnify MEXC for certain losses.
Have counsel review the agreement (legal structuring).
Liquidity planning
The 72-hour price-conduct clause is a reminder that pre-listing trading should be orderly and organic. A market maker that quotes rather than pushes price is what you want; anything resembling wash trading puts the listing at risk.
Frequently asked questions
Does MEXC charge listing fees?
MEXC’s published Listing Terms say all sums paid under the agreement are non-refundable and refer to a ‘Liquidity deposit, which will be refunded’ in certain termination cases. Amounts are not published; they would be in your listing agreement.
Can we announce our MEXC listing ourselves?
Not before MEXC does. MEXC’s terms say announcing the launch or disclosing related information before MEXC’s official announcement, without written consent, is a breach.
What does MEXC require after listing?
Ongoing obligations include notifying MEXC before changes to circulating supply or vesting, disclosing significant events a week in advance, disclosing hacks or attacks within 12 hours, and not misrepresenting the token.
Sources
Last reviewed 11 November 2026. Exchange and platform policies change; always confirm on the official page before acting.
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