Information & Policies
Coin Listing & Delisting Policy
This policy governs the terms under which cryptocurrencies are listed, maintained, and potentially removed (delisted) from our multi-coin explorer platform.
1. Delisting With No Refund (Fault-Based)
The explorer reserves the right to terminate a listing immediately and without notice under the following conditions. No refunds of any listing fees will be issued if a coin is delisted for any of these reasons:
Dead / Stale Chain / RPC Offline
The blockchain network has halted, the daemon has zero active peers, or the RPC becomes unreachable, preventing the explorer from synchronizing blocks for more than 7 consecutive days.
Scam / Malicious Intent
Verified evidence of developer abandonment, an intentional "rugpull," or malicious code/exploits discovered within the wallet daemon that threatens the security of our hosting environment.
Lack of Developer Support
The project team fails to provide critical daemon updates or essential technical details required during a mandatory hard fork or network upgrade.
Network Vulnerability
The chain is subject to sustained 51% attacks, massive blockchain reorganizations, or severe transaction spam that compromises the stability or database integrity of the explorer node.
2. Delisting With Refund (Non-Fault / Technical)
In rare cases where a listing must be terminated through no fault of the project team, the project will be eligible for a prorated refund:
Explorer-Side Technical Incompatibility
Core updates to our indexing infrastructure or database architecture inadvertently break compatibility with the coin's daemon, and a technical solution cannot be reasonably reached.
Service Deprecation / Retirement
The explorer closes down operations entirely or retires support for that specific blockchain architecture (e.g., phasing out an old algorithmic family).
Mutual Separation
The developer team requests voluntary removal from the explorer prior to their listing expiration, provided the project is in good standing.
3. Fee & Refund Calculation Policy
To cover the initial engineering hours required for auditing, compiling daemons, configuring server nodes, and initiating database indexing, all eligible refunds are subject to a 15% fixed processing fee before time-based proration is applied.
If a project pays the $60 listing fee for a 365-day contract and qualifies for a non-fault delisting on Day 90:
- Initial Listing Fee: $60.00
- 15% Non-Refundable Processing Fee: $9.00 (Retained by explorer)
- Proratable Balance: $51.00
- Time Remaining: 275 Days / 365 Days (75.34%)
- Final Refund Distributed: $38.42
4. Listing Renewals & Expiration
To maintain uninterrupted service, projects must renew their listing prior to the contract expiration date. Upon expiration, the following grace period policy applies:
30-Day Data Retention Grace Period
If a listing expires without renewal, the coin will be immediately unlinked from the public explorer dashboard. We will retain the node data and database indexes for exactly 30 days. If the project renews within this grace period, service will be restored instantly with no data loss. After 30 days, the node and all associated databases will be permanently purged from our servers, and re-listing will require a full resync from block zero and incur an additional $20 non-refundable re-indexing fee.
All efforts will be made prior to data removal to contact the developer and team.
Recommended RPC Node Settings
Recommended VPS Specs
1.5 GB+ Ram
20-50 GB Disk Depending on Chain size
For projects hosting their own nodes (Nano/Micro tiers), the following .conf settings are highly recommended to ensure the explorer can communicate with minimal timeouts:
addressindex=1
spentindex=1
timestampindex=1
listen=1
server=1
daemon=1
rpcthreads=16 # (Higher is better, depending on CPU)
rpcservertimeout=300
rpcworkqueue=100