We’ve just published a new long‑form guide for TRON project founders: “List TRC20 Token On TronLink So Users See Your Logo and Price.”
If you’ve launched a TRC20 token and your community keeps asking why they can’t see the logo or price inside TronLink, this article is for you. It explains, step by step, how to move your token from “invisible contract” to a fully recognized asset with a name, icon, and live price in the TronLink wallet.
The guide is built around a simple TLP Framework:
T – TronScan identity: how to register and verify your token on TronScan, upload the logo, add website and socials, and connect the correct owner wallet.
L – Liquidity on exchanges: how to create real markets on TRON DEXs and centralized exchanges so trackers and wallets treat your token as tradable, not just a database entry.
P – Price via CoinMarketCap: how to prepare and submit your data pack to CoinMarketCap (and CoinGecko), so TronLink can finally show a live quote instead of the “–” dash.
Inside the article, you’ll find: https://tokpie.io/blog/list-trc20-token-on-tronlink-logo-price-guide/.
A sanity‑check flow for your TRC20 contract and manual TronLink token addition.
Detailed walkthroughs for TronScan token verification, including what reviewers actually check.
Practical advice on SunSwap and other DEX listings, liquidity sizing, and volume monitoring.
A complete breakdown of tracker requirements so your token is ready for CoinMarketCap indexing.
A TRC20 Token Visibility Checklist for TronLink, plus a FAQ section covering common errors like wrong logos, missing prices, and fake copycats.
If your goal is to make your TRC20 token look “real” inside TronLink—logo, name, and price next to TRX—this new article gives you a clear, repeatable path to get there.