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For the people who own the place

Your shop already has a coin for it.

Prove the place is yours and you get the one token that carries the Owner badge — plus a share of the fees from every other token named after you.

Nothing is automatic. A person reads what you send, and nothing changes until they decide.

Example

Joe Coffee Company

Waverly Place 141, New York

JOE$JOE

Community launch · fees waiting for the owner

after you verify

Joe Coffee Company

Waverly Place 141, New York

Owner
JOE$JOE
Owner

Owner launch · two community tokens also paying in

  1. Find it
  2. Prove it is yours
  3. Launch your token

Find your business

Search by name, by street, or by a token somebody made — owners often hear about the token before they find out how the map spelled their address.

Businesses with the most tokens

Not here?

A business only appears above once somebody has looked it up. Yours can be added from the map directory — it takes one click and claims nothing.

What you get

The Owner badge

One token, marked as yours, listed above every other token for your business. Nobody else can get that badge for your place.

The fees

Every trade pays a fee, and a share of it is recorded against your business — from your token and from everybody else's. Verifying is what lets it be paid out.

The page

Your business page stops saying that nobody has claimed it, and says who did.

What it takes

One thing: show us the place is yours. You get a code, you publish it somewhere only you could — or you give us a channel we can reach you on — and a person reads it.

One code for all of themFind your business and sign in, and your code appears. It is the same code whichever method you pick, and different for every wallet — so nobody can use yours.

None of it is automatic. A machine can see that a code is on a website; it cannot see that the website belongs to the shop on that corner. So a person looks.

What it does not mean

People can still launch tokens for your business.

This is an open launchpad and that does not change. What changes is that theirs are marked as community tokens and yours is marked as yours.

Their fees still come to you.

Your share is recorded against the business, not against any one token. It has been accruing since the first one — verifying is how you collect it.

Is one of them yours?

Find the place, prove it, and launch the token that says so. The fees have been adding up whether or not anybody claimed them.

Find your business