Coinlist User Guide

Coinlist is a platform for crypto projects to sell IDO coins/tokens to users. Help users get early access to potential new projects.

Coinlist User Guide

Register an account and do KYC

Link to register for a Coinlist account: here

Or click this link: https://coinlist.co/clt?referral_code=Z76DDC

Fill in the information, then click create account.

Go to gmail and verify the email coinlist sent to.

Download Coinlist app for each operating system Android and iOs.

Identity Verification (KYC)

Into the Dashboard of Coinlist, select item Wallet, choose Verify.

Fill in all the information one by one, then press Save & Continue. Note: use your ID card or Passport to take an authentic photo!

Once completed, wait for Coinlist to check the information within 5 minutes. If not, Coinlist will guide the next steps to authenticate the account.

Deposit to Coinlist wallet

Click tab Wallet, select the type of asset you want to deposit (Deposit), click Deposit.

Confirm the note to send the correct asset type of the exchange by clicking I Understand.

Copy the wallet address and send money in.

Note:

Do not deposit BEP20 assets.
Send only the right asset class and correct blockchain, for example in the picture an investor must send USDT ERC20.
Guaranteed gas limit minimum is 30-42$

Join the token sale on Coinlist

Click tab Token Sale click Learn more next to the project located in the Active now that investors want to participate in buying tokens.

Join the Token Sale project investors want to participate in. Choose Learn more.

Click Register Now.

Choose a token purchase option suitable for investors, click Register Now under that plan. In my opinion, I will choose projects with little lock time to be free when trading.

Click Get started and Enter the required information in turn:

If investors choose options 1 and 3, the screen will show successful registration results as below:

If you choose option 2, the screen will display the results as below and you need to submit additional documents confirming your residence such as: home insurance bill, bill for living expenses (electricity, water, internet) , tax invoices, bank statements, etc.).