Launchpad, listing, and liquidity fees
Launchpad, Token Listing, and Market-Making Fees
Collect token listing fees, launchpad retainers, market-making deposits, and advisory invoices with project references visible.
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Practical guide
Collect token listing, launchpad, and market-making retainers with project-level payment context.
Token projects often pay onboarding, listing, launchpad, advisory, or market-making fees from crypto treasury.
The provider needs the payment tied to project, token, chain, service package, and next milestone.
MakePay gives these B2B crypto-native workflows a branded invoice link instead of a casual wallet transfer.
Payment examples
Token listing fee
Launchpad onboarding retainer
Market-making setup deposit
Liquidity campaign invoice
Why it works
Payment requests can include project and round references
Crypto-native teams can pay from treasury wallets
High-value fees avoid unnecessary custody detours
Paid status can trigger onboarding and service milestones
Problems solved
Project fees need better records than wallet transfers
Milestones can be delayed by manual proof checks
Custodial payment gateways conflict with crypto treasury workflows
Large retainers make fee transparency important
Guide
Why token project payments need clean references
A token project may have several vendors, wallets, entities, and milestones. Payment context prevents confusion later.
The provider should know which package or phase has been funded before listing, onboarding, or market-making work begins.
Projects pay from wallets
Crypto is natural, but structured invoices still matter.
Milestones can be sensitive
Separate onboarding, launch, and retainer payments.
Large fees expose cost
0% merchant fee by default is attractive on B2B crypto invoices.
Guide
How MakePay fits launch and listing billing
Use private links for project onboarding, listing fees, retainers, or market-making setup. Include token and project references.
Settlement routes toward the provider wallet while project operations get a clean paid signal.
Listing invoices
Collect fees before review or onboarding moves forward.
Retainer links
Bill recurring support or market-making retainers.
Webhook status
Update internal project pipelines after payment.
Setup path
Start with one clear payment moment.
Step 1
Define the project payment
Attach token, chain, package, and milestone.
Step 2
Send private invoice
Use a branded payment link with due date.
Step 3
Start the next phase
Move listing, onboarding, or market-making after status is clear.
Step 4
Keep project records
Store payment with BD and operations notes.
Questions
Plain answers before you launch.
Can token projects pay from treasury wallets?
Yes, if the provider's own policy allows it.
Does MakePay manage listing eligibility?
No. It only supports payment requests and status.
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