> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.turbine.exchange/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.turbine.exchange/trading/supported-tokens.md).

# Supported Tokens

Turbine supports tokens whose mid-price can be sourced reliably from major CEX orderbooks. To be listed, a token needs:

* **At least three independent CEX venues** with live order-book WebSocket feeds quoting the token against an on-chain hub (USDC/USDT) or fiat USD. This powers Turbine's [Market Price Oracle](/features/market-price-oracle.md).
* **Sufficient book depth.** Turbine samples mid-prices at multiple trade sizes between $1,000 and the smaller of total bid/ask depth. Tokens with very thin books are skipped.
* **No unusual on-chain behavior.** Rebasing, fee-on-transfer, and other non-standard ERC-20 patterns are not supported.

### Live source of truth

The authoritative supported-token list, with addresses, decimals, class (Stable / Regular / Meme; see [Fees](/trading/fees.md)), and per-venue oracle feeds, is at:

```
https://api.turbine.exchange/api/config
```

Each entry includes the venues that feed its price.

### Listed tokens

Major liquid tokens are pinned in the token picker on the trade and pools pages. You can also search by symbol or paste an ERC-20 contract address. If a token does not appear in the picker after pasting its address, it does not currently meet the requirements above.

### Tokens not currently supported

Some stablecoins don't meet the three-oracle threshold yet and are not tradeable. Check [the config endpoint](https://api.turbine.exchange/api/config) for the live allowlist on the network you are using; if a token isn't there, it's not supported.

### Minimum trade size

The minimum trade size for any supported pair is **$10 USDC equivalent**.

{% hint style="info" %}
Want a specific token added? Contact `@tanay_j` on Telegram.
{% endhint %}


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