> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.snek.fun/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Taptools integration

> How to get your token listed and showing correct data on Taptools

# Displaying Market Cap on Taptools

[Taptools](https://taptools.io) is the most widely used Cardano portfolio tracker and token analytics platform. Getting your token to display correctly there increases visibility and gives traders confidence.

## What Taptools shows

Once your token is recognized by Taptools, traders can see:

* Live price and market cap
* Price chart and trading history
* Holder distribution
* Volume stats

## Step 1 — Verify your token in the Cardano Token Registry

Taptools uses the Cardano Token Registry to display token names and metadata. If you haven't already, submit your token there first.

[How to verify your token globally →](/for-creators/grow/verify-your-token-globally)

## Step 2 — Your token appears automatically

Once your token has trades on Splash DEX and is registered in the token registry, Taptools picks it up automatically. You don't need to submit it manually.

If your token doesn't appear after a day or two, check that:

* Your token is verified in the Cardano Token Registry
* There has been at least one trade on Splash DEX
* You're searching by the correct ticker or policy ID

## Step 3 — Claim your token page (optional)

Taptools allows project teams to claim their token's page to add additional details like a description, social links, and a website. To claim your page:

1. Go to your token's page on Taptools
2. Click **Claim project**
3. Follow the verification steps (usually requires signing a message with your policy key or posting a verification tweet)

## Displaying market cap correctly

Market cap on Taptools is calculated as:

```
Market cap = Circulating supply × Current price
```

If your market cap looks incorrect, it may be because the circulating supply isn't set correctly in the token registry. Make sure your registry entry includes the correct `maxSupply` field.