Token Verification & Token Claim

Benefits of Verification or Claim

Any token can be added on Cauldron. By default, tokens will have a warning of not being known and a warning triangle shown in the token list ().

A verified or claimed token can get this warning removed. Additionally, the token will get their name, description and website shown on the swap interface.

Token Verification

This is the preferred method.

To get a token Community-Verified submit the token to OpenTokenRegistry.

This is a strict verification process, but has the benefits of getting verified in multiple Bitcoin Cash projects, including wallets and other DAPPs.

Token Claim

Token Claim is a simpler process and will get your token claimed on Cauldron (only). As the issuer of a token you can request a claim for it.

The following requirements must be met:

The Token ID published

The Token ID (aka token category) is the blockchain identificator for the token, eg. b79bfc8246b5fc4707e7c7dedcb6619ef1ab91f494a790c20b0f4c422ed95b92.

It must published on a public accessable place. Preferrably a website, but also a tweet by token author or a public message in a projects telegram chat is acceptable — as long as it is viewable on a web page.

For BCMR tokens, if there exists a website in the token metadata, the token ID must be published on the website or social medium identified in the token BCMR metadata.

Minimum Liquidity

The token must have minimum liquidity of 0.1 BCH at the time of submission.

Unique Identity

The token must not masquerade as another asset. This means it cannot use names or symbols and icons that are directly associated with well-known assets, such as BCH, BTC, GOLD, TSLA, etc., without clear and explicit differentiation. The token's name and symbol should reflect its unique identity to avoid confusion with other assets.

Submit claim request

To submit a claim request, please open a ticket on Cauldron's Discord server.

Changing BCMR data

If you change the BCMR data after a token claim has been added, the claim will become void and you'll need to resubmit a claim. This is a measure to mitigate against existing tokens masquerading as another asset after having a claim added.