RiskMemecoins are highly speculative, and most lose nearly all their value. Nothing here is financial advice. The risks in full
What is Enhanced Token Info?
Enhanced Token Info is a paid product from Dexscreener that adds a coin's own details to its Dexscreener page: a logo, links to its socials and website, and a description. Without it, Dexscreener still shows the coin's price, chart and trades from the chain.
These are from Dexscreener's product page, read on 14 November 2026, where $299 is shown beside a crossed-out $499. Prices change, so check that page before paying.
What do you get for $299?
The coin's page on Dexscreener shows its logo and social links and a description of the project, and you can name wallets holding locked supply so its market cap is shown correctly.
- Logo and socials shown at the top of the coin's page, in Dexscreener's website and apps.
- A description of the project. Dexscreener suggests its vision, team and roadmap.
- Locked supply: you can name the wallets that hold locked tokens, so Dexscreener shows the market cap correctly.
That's all the product page lists. It doesn't promise more visibility in rankings, trending lists or searches.
How do you order it?
Fill in Dexscreener's form for the coin, pay, and wait for it to be processed: usually minutes, at most about 12 hours.
- Open the Enhanced Token Info page on Dexscreener's marketplace and order.
- Fill in the form for your coin. Dexscreener says it takes under a minute.
- Pay with crypto or a card.
- Wait for the order to be processed, then check the coin's page on Dexscreener.
The product page doesn't say what proof Dexscreener asks for that you run the coin, whether orders are refundable, or why one might be refused. Read the form's own terms before paying.
When do launchers buy it?
Usually once a coin has real trading and a community to point to: the info helps people who find the coin on Dexscreener reach its accounts. On a coin nobody trades yet, it shows a logo to very few people.
- A coin's socials should exist and be active before you pay to list them.
- Dexscreener lists coins on many chains, including Solana.
- Many launchers wait until the coin has graduated and trades in a pool: Memecoin graduation explains that step.
This is a cost to weigh like any other. Nothing here says whether it's worth it for your coin.
What isn't it?
Enhanced Token Info is a paid profile, not a review. Dexscreener showing a coin's logo and links doesn't mean it checked the coin, its team or its claims.
- Anyone can pay for it, so a profile on a coin is not a sign of safety.
- A copy of a coin can have a profile too. The address is what tells coins apart: see Fake memecoin contract addresses and impostor accounts.
- It doesn't buy the coin, add liquidity or change its price.
Risks
Paying to promote a coin doesn't make it worth anything. Memecoins are highly speculative, and most lose nearly all their value.
- Write the description honestly: no promised returns, no made-up numbers, and nothing suggesting a real person or brand backs the coin.
- The price and terms are Dexscreener's and can change; these were read on 14 November 2026.
- Nothing here is financial advice.