How to List Your TRC-20 Token on SunSwap
Add a liquidity pool on SunSwap and make your token tradable on TRON’s top DEX.
Updated June 2026 · TronTokenGenerator
Creating a token gives you the asset; liquidity is what makes it tradable. SunSwap is TRON’s leading decentralised exchange, and adding a liquidity pool there lets anyone swap TRX (or USDT) for your token. This guide explains how listing works and what to prepare.
How a DEX listing actually works
Unlike a centralised exchange, you don’t “apply” to SunSwap — you simply create a liquidity pool. A pool pairs your token with another asset (commonly TRX or USDT). You deposit both sides; the ratio you deposit sets the starting price. Traders then swap against your pool, and you can earn a share of trading fees.
What to prepare
- Your token’s contract address.
- An allocation of your token for the pool — see tokenomics for sizing.
- The pairing asset (TRX or USDT) to deposit alongside it.
- A little TRX for network energy.
Steps to add liquidity on SunSwap
- Go to the official SunSwap app and connect your TronLink wallet.
- Open the Liquidity (or “Pool”) section and choose Add Liquidity.
- Select TRX or USDT as one side, and paste your token’s contract address to select it as the other.
- Enter the amounts for each side — this ratio sets the initial price. Approve the token spend when prompted.
- Confirm the transaction in TronLink. Your pool is created and your token is now tradable.
After listing: protect your holders
- Lock your liquidity where possible so buyers know it can’t be pulled — a major trust factor.
- Seed enough depth that small trades don’t cause huge price swings.
- Share the trading link and your contract address everywhere.
- Verify your contract on Tronscan for transparency.
Always use the official SunSwap
Scam sites imitate popular DEXs. Double-check the URL, and never paste your seed phrase anywhere — a DEX only needs a wallet connection, never your recovery phrase.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need permission to list on SunSwap?
No. Any TRC-20 token can have a pool created permissionlessly. You set the initial price by your deposit ratio.
How much liquidity should I add?
Enough that trading is stable. Thin liquidity causes volatility and manipulation — a common launch mistake.
Can I get my liquidity back?
Unless you’ve locked it, you can withdraw your liquidity — but doing so removes tradability and damages trust. Many projects lock it deliberately.