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Request an introduction

Describe the project and tick everything you need help with. If there is a fit, the relevant partner follows up on Telegram, usually starting with a short call about venues, inventory, and timing.

Updated 11 November 2026 · By the CEX Ready editorial team · How we research

Before you submit

Have these ready if you can. None are mandatory, but they make the first call much more useful:

  • Token basics: chain, contract address (if live), total and circulating supply, and the unlock schedule.
  • Venues: exchanges you are already on, and the ones you are applying to or targeting.
  • Timing: expected listing or TGE window, if you have one.
  • Inventory: roughly how many tokens and how much stablecoin you could lend or allocate to liquidity.
  • Decision maker: who can sign an agreement and move inventory.
What do you need help with? (tick all that apply)

Disclosure: CEX Ready may be compensated if an introduction leads to an engagement with a partner. Submitting this form does not create an agreement and does not mean a partner will take on the project. We never ask for tokens, payments, seed phrases, or private keys. We do not submit exchange listing applications for you; exchanges such as Binance, Bitget, and Kraken only accept applications directly from project teams. See how we handle form data.

How introductions work

  1. You submit the form. It is sent privately to CEX Ready; it is not published anywhere.
  2. We check the fit. We look at the services ticked, the stage, and the venues, and we may ask a short follow-up question on Telegram.
  3. A partner contacts you. For market making, that is our market-making partner. For other services, we only introduce you where we have a partner who covers that need; if we do not, we will tell you rather than guess.
  4. You decide. Do your own diligence. Read our guides on choosing a market maker and red flags before you sign anything.

We do not submit exchange listing applications on your behalf. Exchanges such as Binance, Bitget, and Kraken say they only accept applications directly from project teams. See listing scams and fake agents.

Frequently asked questions

What happens after I submit the form?

Your request reaches CEX Ready privately. We check that the project is real and that the request matches what a partner covers, then pass it to the relevant partner, who contacts you on Telegram. There is no obligation on either side.

Does an introduction cost anything?

No. Introductions are free for projects. A partner may pay CEX Ready a referral fee if you choose to work with them. That fee is the partner’s cost of acquiring a client; ask the partner directly if you want to know whether it affects your pricing.

Which projects are a good fit?

Projects with a live token or a planned token generation event, a real team that can sign a contract, and a plan to list on (or improve liquidity on) at least one centralized exchange. Pre-TGE projects are welcome; the most useful details are the chain, the target venues, and how much inventory you can commit.

What will you never ask for?

We never ask for tokens, payments, seed phrases, private keys, or exchange login details. If anyone claiming to be from CEX Ready asks for these, it is not us.