CoinList
Token sale platform run by Amalgamated Token Services Inc., with a US entity for US residents and KYC for every buyer.
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CoinList key facts
| Category | Token presale platform |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Web |
| Custody | Non-custodial |
| Company | Amalgamated Token Services Inc.; CoinList Services LLC for US residents |
| US availability | US residents served by CoinList Services LLC; eligibility set per sale on each deal page |
| Pricing | Sales paid in USDT or USDC; ETH needed for gas |
What is CoinList?
CoinList is a token sale platform operated by Amalgamated Token Services Inc. Its homepage lists $1.2B+ raised across 85+ raises. US residents contract with CoinList Services LLC under Delaware law, and each sale's deal page states which jurisdictions can buy. CoinList has moved to self-custody wallets that users control.
CoinList pros and cons
- Separate US entity, CoinList Services LLC, for US residents
- KYC and AML checks apply to US and non-US buyers alike
- Tokens go to a self-custody wallet the user controls
- Eligibility changes per sale, so US buyers can be excluded from a given deal
- Terms state CoinList may receive fees without listing amounts
- Payment in USDT or USDC plus ETH for gas, per its help page
CoinList FAQ
What is CoinList?
CoinList is a token sale platform operated by Amalgamated Token Services Inc. Its homepage lists $1.2B+ raised across 85+ raises. US residents contract with CoinList Services LLC under Delaware law, and each sale's deal page states which jurisdictions can buy. CoinList has moved to self-custody wallets that users control.
How much does CoinList cost?
Sales paid in USDT or USDC; ETH needed for gas, according to CoinList’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
Is CoinList available in the US?
US residents served by CoinList Services LLC; eligibility set per sale on each deal page, according to CoinList’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
Does CoinList hold my funds?
No. CoinList is non-custodial: you keep your funds in your own wallet and sign each transaction.
Sources
How this page works
Sources: CoinList: official site, CoinList: Terms of Service, CoinList: Help and FAQs. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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