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# Token Whitelisting
Meridian is offering the opportunity to whitelist specific tokens on the Meridian Swap interface. This ensures that users can easily find and trade your token, avoiding imitations and increasing its visibility.
To have your token whitelisted, it must first pass a QA check conducted by Meridian Ventures, the team responsible for managing Meridian Finance.
Your token must:
* Stand out in the ecosystem by being a unique asset, not a replica of another token.
* Provide a verified contract address for review.
* Maintain active social media channels with at least some community engagement.
* Have over $5,000 in liquidity deployed on Meridian Swap.
To submit this information, open a ticket on the [Meridian Discord server](https://discord.com/invite/SCHCXz9Mnb). The whitelisting process typically takes up to one week.
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