Explore offerings

Explore tokens lists the tokens issuers have published on VestaScan: companies, funds and properties raising capital, as well as open community and utility tokens. You can browse without an account; signing in lets you back, comment and get in touch.

Find a token

  • Search by name, symbol or address.
  • Filter by category, and by who can hold it: Investors only or Open to everyone.
  • Sort by Newest or Most backed. Most backed puts verified tokens first, then orders by number of backers.
  • Switch between a grid and a list.

Select a token to open its page. Selecting an issuer's name shows their other tokens.

The verified tick

A tick with Verified by VestaScan means the issuer passed identity checks and the listing was reviewed. Tokens without it may still be genuine, but nobody has checked them. See Token verification.

The tick isn't a recommendation to invest.

What's on a token page

The header. Name, logo, a short description, who issued it, the price per token if the issuer set one, the maximum supply, and the number of backers. Buttons to share the page, back the token and get in touch.

Overview. The issuer's full description, photos and videos, the offering (price, minimum and maximum investment, round status) and how the token is classified.

Rules and permissions. Every power the issuer kept over the token, in plain words. Read this before you invest. See Token rules.

Token details. The network, supply, launch date and the token's address on the public record, so you can check it independently.

Data room. Documents the issuer shares. Some are public; others are only for approved investors or people the issuer invites. Sign in to see everything you have access to.

Comments. A discussion thread, on verified tokens where the issuer has turned it on.

Check it on the public record

Tokens live on a public blockchain (Ethereum and Polygon). Each token page shows its address and network, so you can look it up on the network's public record and confirm the supply, the holders and the rules for yourself.

NetworkPublic record
Ethereum MainnetEtherscan
Polygon MainnetPolygonScan