Some ERC-20 token contracts are not available on Uniswap Labs products .
The Uniswap Protocol is permissionless, meaning anyone can access it at any time and it cannot be changed. Uniswap Labs builds products on top of that Protocol, like the Uniswap web, Wallet and Extension apps. Uniswap Labs is based in the United States and is subject to certain laws and regulations. As such, we maintain an Unsupported Token list at https://unsupportedtokens.uniswap.org/.
Criteria for moving a token to the Unsupported Token List:
- We will block token contracts through the Uniswap Labs interfaces for three main reasons:
- Legal and regulatory requirements. An agency settlement, court judgment, or other legal action finds that the tokens when traded in secondary transactions are subject to unmet regulatory requirements; or otherwise, upon internal legal review, and consultation with counsel;
- Fraud allegations. A major financial or criminal regulator files fraud allegations against the issuer implicating uses of the Uniswap Labs interfaces;
- Intellectual property claims. A holder of intellectual property serves us with notice of plausible infringement of (i) a copyright (subject to notice and takedown provisions of the DMCA), or (ii) a trademark (not subject to the DMCA and its established counter-notice procedures), or (iii) the publicity rights of a third party (beyond the mere usage of a common name, and again not subject to the DMCA)
- Legal and regulatory requirements. An agency settlement, court judgment, or other legal action finds that the tokens when traded in secondary transactions are subject to unmet regulatory requirements; or otherwise, upon internal legal review, and consultation with counsel;
- We will block individual or smart contract addresses that are subject to U.S. government sanctions or associated with certain types of illegal activity.
- We may block individual or smart contract addresses for any other reason at our discretion. For example, we might have reason to believe that an address is associated with fraud, theft, or market manipulation, or that a smart contract has unacceptable security vulnerabilities.
You can review our full policy here.
If you think your token has been put on this list in error, please see our appeal process.