Three wallet routes, one launch decision
Wallet visibility is planned around the discovery route that best fits your project and launch.
Binance Wallet, Bitget Wallet and Trust Wallet are separate options. We review each one rather than treating them as a single placement.
A useful first decision is whether you want one wallet considered or several. We look at your project information, audience and timing, then confirm which route can be discussed for the campaign. If you are weighing wallet visibility against other discovery work, our trending campaigns page gives a broader view of available channels.
| Route | What we review | Useful starting point |
|---|---|---|
| Binance Wallet | Project details and the requested discovery route | A launch plan with Binance Wallet as the priority |
| Bitget Wallet | Whether the project brief and timing fit the request | A team considering an additional wallet channel |
| Trust Wallet | Project readiness and what work can be confirmed | A team comparing wallet options before committing |
This table is a planning aid, not a claim that every route is available for every project. We make the proposed work specific to the platform and the information your team can supply.
The handoff that keeps a launch from going quiet
Picture a two-person game studio after its campaign ends. Nobody has written down what happened, and each person remembers a different next step. We would bring the agreed wallet work, approvals and available placement evidence into one simple campaign record.
That record gives your team somewhere practical to return after launch activity moves on. It can show which wallet route was agreed, what materials were approved and what confirmation we received for completed work. At Brand Community, we check those points before activity begins. We keep the project contact in the loop as decisions are made.
We use 3 checkpoints: review the brief, confirm the work, and gather the campaign record. You can also tell us who should receive updates and who can approve copy. That small bit of housekeeping helps prevent a late correction from getting lost between team members. If your launch also needs public profile preparation, see listings and verification as a separate part of the plan.
What should your wallet brief settle first?
A useful wallet brief answers the practical questions before anyone starts preparing campaign materials. It should identify the project, the preferred wallet route and the person who can approve information.
Project facts to gather
Include the project and token names, chain, contract details, official website and social profiles. Add a short description of what the product does, plus current logos or other creative files your team is allowed to use. Keep public claims factual and consistent across the materials.
Decisions to make with us
Tell us which wallet matters most, whether you are considering 2 wallet channels, and when your team hopes to run the campaign. Name one contact who can answer questions and confirm edits. We review the pack and flag gaps before the work is agreed.
Say your launch team is also preparing member updates. We can map the wallet request alongside community growth and engagement, while keeping those activities distinct. This early review is a practical place to spot mismatched links, unclear token details or missing approvals. It does not replace any information or checks requested by the wallet platform.
Five checkpoints from brief to campaign record
We move from the first project brief to an agreed wallet campaign through five clear checkpoints. Each gives you a chance to check details before the next piece of work begins.
- Share the brief. Send the project name, chain, token details, official links and preferred wallet route. Include your campaign timing and the name of your approval contact.
- Review readiness. We check that the main project information agrees across your materials. We send questions or note missing items for your team.
- Confirm the work. We write down the wallet route, agreed campaign activity, timing assumptions and evidence format. Your team approves these points before coordination starts.
- Coordinate activity. We manage the agreed work and keep the project contact informed about review or approval needs.
- Receive the record. We share available confirmation of completed work and a concise note for your internal files.
The schedule is set after we understand the requested route and how quickly your team can review materials. If a launch date changes, tell us as soon as you can. We can then discuss the next step against the work already agreed.
Keep the wallet plan grounded in platform decisions
A wallet campaign should make a clear distinction between the work we agree and the decisions held by the platform. The wallet provider controls eligibility, review, placement availability and how discovery sections are displayed or rotated. We cannot promise approval, a particular position or a fixed time on screen. We commit to the agreed work. We share available evidence for completed placements.
This is why we confirm the route and the expected evidence before activity begins. Keep a copy of your approved project description and links, and let us know if token details or launch timing change. If a platform requests a revision or the route changes, we will explain the issue and discuss the next step with you.
Wallet visibility works best when people have a clear project destination to visit after seeing it. You might pair it with a planned media announcement; our PR and media page covers that separate channel. To start, send your project name, chain, official links, preferred wallet and target timing. We will review the brief, raise any missing questions and return the proposed work for your approval.
How it works
- Share the project briefSend your project name, chain, token details, official links and preferred wallet. Include the target timing and the contact who can approve materials.
- Review the project detailsWe check the brief for consistency and flag missing information. You can answer questions before the proposed work is confirmed.
- Confirm the campaign workAgree on the wallet route, activity, timing assumptions and evidence format. Coordination begins after your team approves these points.
- Coordinate the agreed activityWe manage the confirmed work and keep your project contact informed about review or approval needs.
- Receive the campaign recordWe share available confirmation of completed work and a concise note for your internal records.
Frequently asked questions
Can we focus the request on Binance Wallet alone?
Yes. We can review a request centered on Binance Wallet without adding Bitget Wallet or Trust Wallet by default. The first review checks your project information and the route you have in mind. For example, a launch brief can name Binance Wallet as the priority and leave other channels out of the proposed work.
How do we decide whether Bitget Wallet belongs in our plan?
Start with your audience, launch timing and the wallet route you want to explore. We review those points with your project materials, then confirm whether Bitget Wallet should be included in the proposed campaign. It is better to decide this before approval, so the agreed work clearly names each wallet being considered.
Which project details help you review our wallet request?
Send the project and token names, chain, contract details, official links, a factual product description and current creative files. Include your preferred wallet, target timing and the person who can approve edits. A single folder or message with those details gives us a practical starting point for checking the brief.
What will show us which campaign work was completed?
Before coordination starts, we agree what evidence can be shared for the requested work. Afterward, we provide available confirmation and a concise campaign record. That can help your team track the wallet route, approved materials and completed activity without relying on separate personal notes.
How much time should we leave before our launch?
The schedule follows the route being considered, any review needs and your team’s approval pace. Share the target timing with the first brief, even if it may change. We can then identify the review points and confirm a workable sequence before your team approves campaign activity.
Can you promise our project a fixed wallet discovery position?
No. The wallet provider decides eligibility, review, placement availability and how discovery sections appear or rotate. A fixed position or screen duration is outside our control. We agree the work in advance and provide available confirmation of completed placements. Ask us to identify the proposed route and evidence format before approving.
Tell us about your project
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