How it works
A project applies
Teams submit their token, sale terms, and documentation before anything appears on the platform.
Independent verification
We check the claims against the Verification Standard — published criteria anyone can read — and publish a Verification Record with the evidence behind each check.
Monitored after launch
Verification does not stop at launch. On-chain changes such as authority updates or liquidity withdrawals are watched, and a record can be withdrawn publicly.
Recent launches
What verification means
What it is
A Verification Record is a set of checkable facts: the sale terms on chain, the token settings, the vesting schedule, who controls what. Every check cites the version of the Verification Standard it was reviewed under, and every badge resolves to evidence you can inspect yourself.
What it is not
It is not an endorsement, a recommendation, or a guarantee. Kingston Approved does not vouch for a project’s future, its team, or its price. A verified launch can still fail. Each record states what was checked — and what was not.