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# Token Listing & Verification

Feeder Finance's P2P Lending is completely decentralized and new tokens (ERC-20) can be listed for both lending and collateralized.

### To list new tokens follow these steps:

1\. Select the network you wish to add the token to

2\. Select whether to add the new token to the 'Borrow' or 'Lend' contracts

3\. Select whether to add the new token as collateral or lending asset and click the grey + icon

![](/files/hsBtcfGXdHJht9NfXbVJ)

4\. Paste the contract address into the field

![](/files/N68UoVDISpr4fQIDaXtd)

4\. Click 'Make Payment'

![](/files/losmkN9bzLvcakVv1r93)

{% hint style="info" %}
Listing fees are fixed at $300 6-hour TWAP value of native tokens (eg.: FTM, BNB, AVAX). Fees are collected and converted into FEED-*Native* LP as part of the Treasury-owned Liquidity pool
{% endhint %}

### Verify New Token

In order to ensure users are safe from scams and potential manipulation, Feeder Finance team will verify new listings submitted through the form below. 

To fill out the form and verify: [CLICK HERE](https://forms.gle/Mpn6ubXFTX62bpLQA)


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