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A listing’s state explains whether it is ready for public use and who can manage it. Use the visible state and publisher context before editing, applying, or sharing.

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State reference

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Confirmation-dependent relationships

Some public relationships become active only after another participant accepts them:
  • dApp team credit.
  • Company invitations.
  • Co-organizer requests.
  • Other explicit collaboration requests shown in the product.
An invitation or request should not be described as an active relationship before confirmation.
Never place private evidence, identity documents, credentials, unpublished financial details, private keys, or access tokens in a public listing.

Why a listing may be pending, hidden, rejected, or claimable

Diagnose the state of a specific listing and choose the next action.

Who can publish and which account will appear

Select the accountable personal or company publisher.
Last modified on July 24, 2026