Token & Dapp Update

The Do's and Don'ts of submitting a Token Update request

Users now can have their ownership of a contract address be verified and tied to their Etherscan account.

Deviations from the ERC-20 standard can lead to several issues, affecting both Etherscan's web interfaces and API results. In this article, we will explore two common issues related to non-standard ERC-20 token contracts.

ERC-20 works for fungible tokens. But what is a fungible token? It is a token replaceable by another identical item. Discover the six mandatory functions of the ERC-20 standard here.

The ERC-721 standard caters specifically to non-fungible tokens. What are they and how do these tokens impact smart contracts? NFTs for short, these are unique digital assets.

Referred to as the multi-token standard, the ERC-1155 protocol is the accepted interface that can combine multiple token types under a single contract.

The Do's and Don'ts of submitting a Token Update request

There are a number of reasons that you might be unable to verify your token ownership. Read this article to find out the most common reasons.

The Blue Checkmark on Etherscan lets people know that this is a Token Account of public interest.

Sign a verifiable message using the address that is tied to the contract address with a message that indicates you are releasing your ownership of the contract address.