About CoinDock.online

CoinDock is an education-first cryptocurrency exchange. We list tokens after a documented verification process, publish the reasoning behind our requirements, and treat clear disclosure as the product rather than a compliance afterthought.

What we do

Token listings. Projects apply through a four-step application covering project identity, public references, and supporting documents. Every application moves through a recorded status history, so there is an auditable trail rather than a single opaque decision. See the listing requirements.

Trading. Markets are quoted in USDT, matched on price-time priority.

Education. We publish open guides on listings, liquidity, security, market data, decentralized exchanges, and community building — written to be useful whether or not you ever trade here.

What we are careful about

Listing is verification, not endorsement. A listing means a token was established to be what it claims to be. It is not a recommendation, a quality judgement, or a prediction of performance.

We do not forecast prices. CoinDock makes no promise about price, return, volume, or liquidity, and any communication claiming otherwise on our behalf is fraudulent.

We state our limits. Where our controls are partial, we say so rather than implying more than we deliver — see the proof-of-reserves page for the current scope of reserve reporting, and the risk disclosures for what can go wrong.

Contact

For listing enquiries, start an application at coindock.online/list-your-token. The application is tied to your account, so there is a record you can return to.

For security reports — including anyone impersonating CoinDock — contact us through this page. CoinDock will never contact you first requesting a payment, an approval, or a credential, and will never ask for your seed phrase or private keys. Listing invoices appear in your authenticated account; they are never sent as a wallet address in a message.