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Hashlock Markets trades two kinds of assets:
  • Curated — native coins and the stablecoins Hashlock runs itself (verified: true in GET /v1/assets).
  • Listed — tokens that passed automated safety and traction checks (verified: false, source says how). Every app shows them as unverified next to their contract address. A symbol anyone can copy is not an identity: check the address before you trade.
A listed token settles exactly like a curated one, through the same HTLC escrow.

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How a token gets listed

From a launchpad, automatically. Hashlock watches new launches and queues each token as a candidate. A candidate is re-checked every hour for 7 days; it is listed the first time it passes, and dropped if it never does. Only chains this deployment supports are watched. By request, with an API key. Any token on a supported EVM chain or on Solana can be submitted:
The key needs the taker scope. Each account may send 20 listing requests an hour. A token checked within the last hour is answered from that check, without a new one.

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The checks

A token must pass all of them.

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Safety

EVM tokens
  • Source code verified.
  • Not a honeypot: it can be sold, and the whole balance can be sold.
  • No buy, sell or transfer tax.
  • No unlimited mint, no blacklist, no pausable transfers, no hidden or reclaimable owner, no owner-adjustable balances or taxes, not upgradeable.
  • Our own transfer test: a transfer is simulated on chain from a real holder, and must arrive whole.
Solana tokens
  • A classic SPL token. Token-2022 mints are refused, because Hashlock’s Solana escrow settles classic SPL tokens only.
  • No mint authority and no freeze authority. On classic SPL these are the only ways a token can stop a holder, so there is no transfer test.
  • No authority that can change balances, and transferable.
Both: the symbol may not imitate a curated asset (USDC.e, USD₮, ＵＳＤＣ and the like are refused).

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Traction

The top-10 share leaves out the token itself, burn addresses and locked holders, and the pools and launchpad contracts Hashlock recognises: on EVM chains the Uniswap v4 pool manager and the launchpads’ own contracts (a Uniswap v2 or v3 pair still counts as a holder); on Solana the Meteora, Raydium LaunchLab and CPMM pool vaults and Jupiter Lock vesting escrows.

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Wait or reject

A check the token’s own content fails — a honeypot flag, a tax, a mint authority, a look-alike symbol, a transfer that reverts for every holder tried — is a reject, and it is final. Anything that time can change or a node outage could cause — traction not there yet, a scanner or node that did not answer — is a wait.

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When a listed token closes

Listed tokens are re-checked daily. A token closes when:
  • its market falls below the bar: market cap, liquidity, 24h volume or pair age (holder count and the top-10 share only gate the first listing);
  • it fails a safety check — a close for safety is final;
  • it has not been traded on Hashlock for 3 months since it was listed or last reopened.
A closed token takes no new RFQs or quotes, and its open orders leave the board. Swaps already agreed settle normally. A token closed for its market reopens when it passes every check again, at the daily re-check or by POST /v1/assets. A token closed for inactivity reopens only through POST /v1/assets, once it passes every check. Curated assets never close automatically.

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Security data

GoPlus Security Security checks are powered by GoPlus Security, together with Hashlock’s own on-chain checks. Market data comes from DexScreener.