🪙Token Whitelisting Criteria & Process
How to get new tokens listed on Ruggle
To ensure the security and integrity of our platform, token whitelisting is subject to strict criteria. Only tokens that meet these standards will be deemed safe for use within our ecosystem.
Whitelisting Requirements
Full ERC-20 Compliance – Tokens must adhere to the ERC-20 standard to maintain seamless compatibility with our platform’s operational framework.
Proven Safety & Community Track Record – Since tokens can appear and disappear quickly, only those with a demonstrated history of safety and community engagement will be considered. Safety concerns include but are not limited to: pause functionality, ownership not being renounced, excessive centralization, and more.
Active Utility on the Platform – Tokens that are not actively used may be subject to removal from the whitelist.
Whitelisting Methods
Tokens can be whitelisted through one of the following processes:
Decentralized Governance Vote – Token approval can also be determined through a community-driven vote using the $RTARD NFT. Proposal Guidelines can be found here: Snapshot Guidelines
Direct Application – Project teams can submit a request for review via the official application form. It is preferred that new projects are listed via decentralized governance vote. However, in the event that this system becomes a bottle neck, or corrupt. The team will step in when and if necessary.
Token Removal Policy
The team reserves the right to remove any token from the whitelist if:
It is no longer actively utilized on the platform.
It fails to meet ongoing security and compliance requirements.
By enforcing these standards, we aim to maintain a secure and efficient ecosystem, ensuring that only safe and reliable tokens are available for use.
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