Bitget takes applications through its LaunchHub listing portal, describes four steps (application, evaluation against legal, compliance and technical security standards, discussion of launch plan and marketing, then listing), states there are no additional charges for listing, and says it does not collaborate with external agencies. MEXC takes applications through its token listing form and publishes Listing Terms that require accurate documents, KYC, source-code disclosure, at least 2 days’ notice before changing key token parameters, disclosure of incidents within 12 hours, and no listing announcement before MEXC’s own; the terms also refer to a refundable liquidity deposit. Verify any contact through each exchange’s official verification page.
Key takeaways
- Bitget: four published steps; no additional listing charges; no external agencies.
- MEXC: short form, but binding Listing Terms with notice and disclosure deadlines.
- MEXC’s terms mention a refundable liquidity deposit; read them before you apply.
- Both warn about impersonators: verify staff through official pages.
Side by side
| Bitget | MEXC | |
|---|---|---|
| Application | LaunchHub listing application portal | Token listing application form |
| What it asks | Project application, then evaluation and discussion of launch plan | Project, personal, and team information (name, symbol, website, X, contract, existing exchanges) |
| Evaluation | Legal, compliance, and technical security standards | Accurate documents, KYC, source-code disclosure (per Listing Terms) |
| Fees | No additional charges (no brokerage, application, or evaluation fees) | Terms refer to non-refundable sums paid and a refundable liquidity deposit |
| Agencies | Does not collaborate with external agencies | Verify staff via MEXC’s official verification link |
| After listing | Continuous monitoring and regular assessments | Notice ≥2 days before key parameter changes; incidents disclosed within 12 hours |
| Announcements | Not stated | Not before MEXC’s official announcement |
What this means for preparation
Read MEXC’s Listing Terms before you apply: they create obligations your team must meet for as long as the token trades there, including fast incident disclosure. For Bitget, the evaluation covers legal and technical security, so have your audit and legal position ready. For both, plan liquidity before trading opens and check your gaps with the readiness score.
Frequently asked questions
Does Bitget or MEXC charge a listing fee?
Bitget’s application page says there are no additional charges for listing, including brokerage, application, or evaluation fees. MEXC’s Listing Terms refer to sums paid being non-refundable and to a refundable liquidity deposit; confirm any amount only with verified MEXC staff. See CEX listing fees.
Can an agency get us listed on Bitget?
Bitget says it does not collaborate with any external agencies for token listings. Apply through the official portal yourself. See listing scams and fake agents.
What do MEXC's terms require after listing?
Among other things: notice at least 2 days before changing key token parameters such as supply or vesting, disclosure of foreseeable significant events at least a week in advance, and disclosure of incidents within 12 hours. See MEXC listing.
Sources
- Bitget: Application for listing crypto projects
- MEXC: Token listing application
- MEXC: Listing Terms and Conditions (last updated 14 May 2026)
Last reviewed 12 November 2026. Exchange and platform policies change; always confirm on the official page before acting.