How to Add a Token to Suiet and Slush Wallets

If you want your token to show up in Suiet and Slush wallets, here’s the process:

1. Submit the Token Listing Form

• Both Suiet and Slush maintain a token registry.
• You’ll need to fill out their token listing form (each wallet has its own).
• After submission, the team will review and approve your request.
• Once approved, your token will appear in the Recognized Tokens section.

2. Information You’ll Need

When filling out the form, be ready to provide:

• Token contract address (on Sui mainnet/testnet).
• Token name & symbol.
• Decimals.
• Token logo (PNG/SVG, usually 256×256 with transparent background).
• Project website, docs, or GitHub for legitimacy.
• Contact info (email/Telegram/Discord).

3. Extra Tips

• ✅ Verify contract deployment on Sui mainnet.
• ✅ Add liquidity/integrations — tokens in use are prioritized.
• ✅ Show community presence with social links & docs.
• ✅ Testnet tokens can also be listed, but mainnet tokens get priority.
• ✅ Follow up politely via Discord/Telegram if you don’t hear back in 1–2 weeks.

To get your token listed on Suiet and Slush Wallet, you need to provide complete on-chain and metadata details to each wallet’s integration team. First, make sure your token follows Sui’s SIP-010 token standard, including correct metadata (symbol, name, decimals, and icon). Deploy your token smart contract on mainnet and verify that it’s visible on Sui explorers like Suivision or Explorer.sui.io.

For Suiet Wallet, visit their token listing form or contact the Suiet team through their Discord or GitHub Issues section. You’ll need to submit your token’s type tag, name, symbol, decimal precision, logo URL, and the Sui object ID of your metadata. Once approved, your token will appear automatically for all users holding it.

For Slush Wallet, the process is similar. You should reach out via their official site or GitHub and request token support. Include your token’s metadata, verified contract address, logo, and explorer link. It’s important to ensure your metadata file is hosted on IPFS or HTTPS for security and permanence.

If your token is part of a larger project, having it listed on a DEX like Cetus or Turbos first can help with visibility and verification before wallet listing.

You need to fill out the provided form with all necessary details about your token. Once you submit the form, the Suiet and Slush team will review your application. If approved, your token will show up in the Recognized section of the wallets. Here is the link to the form you need to fill: Form Link. Make sure to provide all correct details to avoid any delays in the approval process.

You need to fill out the provided form with all necessary details about your token. Once you submit the form, the Suiet and Slush team will review your application. If approved, your token will show up in the Recognized section of the wallets. Here is the link to the form you need to fill: Form Link. Make sure to provide all correct details to avoid any delays in the approval process.