Quick Comparison: 15 Top Crypto Marketing Agencies
ICODA
Full-funnel Web3 growth, paid media, AI SEO
Founded
- 2017
Notable Clients
- Rootstock Collective
- Defiway
- Godex
Best For
- Token launchesrn
- IDO/ICO
MarketAcross
Blockchain PR, results-based retainer
Founded
- 2014
Notable Clients
- Polkadot
- Solana
- Binance
- Polygon
Best For
- Protocol-level PR & media
Melrose PR
Tier-1 mainstream media placements
Founded
- 2016
Notable Clients
- Chainlink
- Avalanche
- Polkadot
Best For
- Media legitimacy
Disence
KOL acquisition, TVL growth, 91% retention
Founded
- 2022
Notable Clients
- Kava
- Bitget
- Lista DAO
Best For
- KOL campaigns
- community growth
Crowdcreate
Investor relations, video pitch strategy
Founded
- 2017
Notable Clients
- Sandbox
- Star Atlas
- KuCoin
Best For
- Fundraising
- IDO launches
Token Minds
Tokenomics design + Web3 development
Founded
- 2016
Notable Clients
- —
Best For
- Tokenomics
- technical GTM
Coinband
Multi-market, 6 global offices
Founded
- 2022
Notable Clients
- Bybit
- OKX
- Uniswap
- ChainGPT
Best For
- Exchanges
- DeFi
X10 Agency
Asia/Korea/Japan market entry
Founded
- 2016
Notable Clients
- —
Best For
- Asia expansion
- listings
FINPR
500+ outlets, 2,400+ influencers
Founded
- 2017
Notable Clients
- —
Best For
- Multi-geo awareness
Omni Agency
TGE execution specialist
Founded
- —
Notable Clients
- OKX
- ImmutableX
- Polkadot
Best For
- TGE
GuerillaBuzz
Community-driven organic growth
Founded
- 2017
Notable Clients
- —
Best For
- Community growth
Single Grain
Web2-grade performance applied to Web3
Founded
- 2009
Notable Clients
- Bittrex
- Polymath
Best For
- Data-driven paid growth
theKOLLAB
KOL marketing, community growth, content campaigns
Founded
- 2022
Notable Clients
- Aptos Labs
- Trust Wallet
- Taiko
Best For
- KOL campaigns
- pre-launch growth
Blockchain App Factory
Exchange marketing, DeFi/NFT launches
Founded
- —
Notable Clients
- —
Best For
- Exchange user acquisition
Entries are ordered by editorial assessment of proven impact, not paid placement.
Why the Wrong Crypto Marketing Agency Costs More Than Their Retainer
The wrong crypto marketing agency burns your budget on impressions that don’t convert — the right one turns $10K in ad spend into $59K in revenue.
The crypto marketing space is saturated with agencies that sell reach. Follower counts. Telegram members. CoinGecko trending appearances. None of these are revenue.
The typical mistake: a founder hires an agency that looks credible on paper, runs a 90-day retainer, and ends the quarter with a prettier Twitter page and no new users.
The agencies on this list were selected on a single criterion: can they prove they’ve done this before, with a named client and a specific number?
Here’s what we evaluated:
- Verified case study data — revenue generated, ROAS delivered, ROI multipliers, capital raised for clients
- Crypto-native capability — tokenomics knowledge, TGE execution, exchange listings, community mechanics
- Client credibility — Tier-1 protocol references, Clutch-verified ratings, third-party rankings
- Geographic and channel breadth — can they reach the markets you need, through the channels that actually convert in crypto
Every claim in this article has a number or a name behind it.
1. ICODA — Best Crypto Marketing Agency for Measurable Growth
ICODA has operated across every crypto market cycle since 2017 — and builds integrated marketing systems where every channel traces back to a verifiable business outcome.
Most crypto agencies approach marketing as channel activation: run KOL campaigns, grow the Telegram, buy some paid media. ICODA approaches it as systems engineering. Before a campaign launches, the attribution infrastructure is built — GA4, Conversions API, on-chain wallet tracking — so every dollar of spend connects to a downstream outcome. Revenue, stakers, TVL, token purchases. Not impressions.
Approach
The 50+ person team has worked through the ICO era, DeFi summer, NFT peaks, and multiple bear markets. That cycle depth shapes three structural commitments that differentiate ICODA from standard crypto agencies.
Attribution before activation. No channel goes live before the measurement architecture is in place. Revenue reporting is the default output, not an afterthought assembled for the end-of-month report.
Channels as a system, not a menu. PR reduces paid acquisition costs. KOLs build the trust layer that converts paid traffic. Organic SEO creates the base that survives when ad budgets contract. Campaigns are designed around these interdependencies — not run as isolated services delivered by separate teams.
AI search as a primary acquisition channel. ICODA’s Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) methodology positions clients inside LLM responses — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews — not just traditional search rankings. For Defiway, a crypto payment platform, ICODA-placed content made ChatGPT traffic convert at 46% — against 29% from Google organic. For Rootstock, ICODA content became the primary source ChatGPT cites when users ask how to stake BTC. This channel is now producing measurable revenue ahead of traditional SEO for multiple ICODA clients.
ICODA holds 31 verified reviews on Clutch and a rated profile on Trustpilot.
What They’ve Delivered
Named clients include: Rootstock (RSK), Defiway, New Era Medicine, BlastUp — across Bitcoin DeFi, crypto payments, Web3 healthcare, and launchpads — plus 650+ projects in DeFi, GameFi, exchanges, iGaming, and L1/L2 protocols.
- On-chain staker acquisition: Delivered 220 verified on-chain stakers for Rootstock — 48.3% of total ecosystem growth — via a Discord-native co-incentive funnel with 100% manual Sybil verification. Simultaneously: #1 Google for “Bitcoin DeFi Staking,” Featured Snippet captured, and ChatGPT citing ICODA-placed content for BTC staking queries.
- AI search conversion: LLM optimization for Defiway produced a 46% conversion rate from ChatGPT-referred users — against 29% from Google organic — with 25% user growth in 30 days and zero paid spend.
- Brand built from zero in 30 days: For New Era Medicine, a Web3 oncology project across 4 countries, built the full brand from scratch — visual identity, content system, community moderation. Result: 23,000 Telegram and 10,000 X followers in one month, 100% organic.
- Token presale to $37M raised: A combined strategy of TikTok, Meta Ads, Forbes PR placements, and reputation management drove a tech startup’s pre-sale to $37M, with up to 10x ROMI at peak spend scaling.
Why Founders Choose ICODA
The core offer is accountability in an industry where accountability is rare. Every engagement starts with a measurement framework agreed before spend begins — so reporting is always against business targets, not agency-convenient proxies like reach or impressions.
For C-level teams that have worked with agencies who couldn’t answer “what did we actually get for that?”, ICODA’s attribution-first structure is the primary reason for switching.
Best Fit
- Pre-TGE projects that need a structured launch plan with verifiable milestones
- Founders who report to boards or investors and need ROAS, TVL, or on-chain staker data in their reports
- Teams targeting Asian markets — ICODA has documented ROI track records across Asian paid media campaigns
- Projects that want to appear in AI-generated answers (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI) alongside traditional search rankings
2. Bond Finance — Best for Verified Credibility and Launch Execution
Bond Finance holds a 5.0/5.0 Clutch rating — verified across 230+ projects — and has been ranked #1 by Clutch, MEXC, and CryptoDaily in the same year.
Third-party validation matters in crypto. Investors research your marketing partners the same way they research you. Bond Finance’s perfect Clutch record and consistent external rankings make it a low-risk choice for high-scrutiny launches.
Bond Finance has served 230+ startups. Their Clutch score is 5.0/5.0 — Premier Verified, maintained across 3 consecutive quarters at the top ranking on the platform. In 2025 alone, the agency earned 10 industry awards.
Core services: token launches, NFT drops, DeFi protocol marketing, go-to-market strategy, and technical consulting integrated into the launch process.
Best fit: Projects preparing for institutional rounds, high-stakes launches, or any situation where your marketing partner’s credibility is itself a signal to investors and exchanges.
3. MarketAcross — Best for Protocol-Level PR and Media Strategy
MarketAcross has placed blockchain stories in top-tier media since 2014 — its results-based retainer means clients pay for coverage delivered, not for monthly activity.
Most PR agencies bill by the month regardless of what they place. MarketAcross charges based on results. For a protocol spending serious budget on PR, that model changes the accountability dynamic entirely.
Founded in 2014, MarketAcross is one of the oldest blockchain-specialized PR firms still operating. Their client list includes Polkadot, Solana, Binance, Polygon, Crypto.com, and Huobi — protocols that need sustained narrative management, not one-off press releases.
The focus is earned media: thought leadership positioning, editorial relationships at tier-1 crypto and financial outlets, and protocol reputation management over time. Clutch score: 9.4/10.
Best fit: L1/L2 protocols, exchanges, and infrastructure projects where narrative credibility matters more than conversion campaigns. If you’re building something designed to last five years, MarketAcross is structured for the same timeline.
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4. Melrose PR — Best for Tier-1 Media Legitimacy and Mainstream Crossover
Melrose PR has placed Chainlink, Avalanche, and Polkadot in Bloomberg, Forbes, and CNBC — building media legitimacy that paid advertising cannot replicate.
There’s a tier of media coverage that no amount of ad spend can substitute for: a Bloomberg analysis, a Forbes feature, a CNBC segment. These placements carry credibility with institutional investors and regulators that crypto-native press cannot match. Melrose PR gets Web3 projects into these outlets.
Founded in 2016 and exclusively focused on Bitcoin and Web3 from inception, Melrose PR operates from Los Angeles with offices across North America and Europe. Their client roster includes Chainlink, Avalanche, and Polkadot. Media relationships span Bloomberg, Forbes, CNBC, CoinDesk, Fortune, The Block, Decrypt, and MarketWatch.
Clutch named them the leading PR agency in Los Angeles in 2023 — based on verified client reviews.
Best fit: Established protocols and projects targeting institutional investors, TradFi crossover, or regulatory audiences — the people who read Bloomberg before they read CoinDesk.
5. Disence — Best for KOL-Driven Community Growth and TVL Acquisition
Disence has worked with 110+ Web3 projects — including Kava, Bitget, and Lista DAO — and holds a 91% client retention rate that signals consistent delivery, not one-off campaigns.
Founded in 2022 and based in Vienna, Disence specializes in KOL-driven user acquisition and community growth, with a particular focus on TVL growth for DeFi protocols. The agency emphasizes performance-backed campaigns — tracked engagement over vanity metrics — and works across influencer tiers to match KOL selection to project stage and audience fit.
Clients include Kava, Bitget, Lista DAO, and Wilder World, spanning DeFi, exchanges, and gaming. The 91% retention rate across 110+ projects is the clearest indicator that the work produces results worth continuing.
Services: KOL marketing, go-to-market strategy, community management, token awareness campaigns, TVL growth strategy.
Best fit: DeFi protocols and token projects that need KOL-led community acquisition — particularly those where TVL growth or on-chain user activation is the primary success metric.
6. Crowdcreate — Best for Investor Relations and IDO Fundraising
Crowdcreate has helped 600+ Web3 projects raise $250M — its investor relations network and 25-point video pitch framework target capital, not just clicks.
Most crypto marketing agencies do not understand investor relations. They can grow your Telegram channel. They cannot get you in front of a fund manager. Crowdcreate does both — and its $250M fundraising track record across 600+ projects is the evidence.
Founded in 2017, Crowdcreate’s core differentiator is a proprietary 25-point video pitch framework designed to communicate project value to institutional and retail investors — not community hype. The investor network has been built over 5+ years.
Clients include The Sandbox, Star Atlas, KuCoin, and BitMex — projects at the intersection of gaming, DeFi, and exchange infrastructure.
Best fit: Pre-seed to Series A projects that need to structure and communicate an investment thesis, not just build an audience. If fundraising and marketing are happening in the same 90-day window, Crowdcreate is designed for exactly that overlap.
7. Token Minds — Best for Tokenomics Design and Technical Web3 GTM
Token Minds has supported 120+ Web3 projects and helped raise $150M+ since 2016 — combining tokenomics design with blockchain development under one roof.
Bad tokenomics kill good marketing. You can generate real awareness and genuine community interest, but if the token model doesn’t hold up under scrutiny, the launch fails regardless of reach. Token Minds solves this by pairing marketing execution with tokenomics design and technical development at the same table.
Founded in 2016 in Singapore, Token Minds is one of the earliest Web3 marketing specialists still active. Their 120+ project portfolio spans gaming, DeFi, and iGaming. The $150M+ raised reflects work across ICO, IDO, and IEO structures.
Services extend beyond standard agency offerings: smart contract development, dApp builds, and intelligent agent development alongside community growth, influencer outreach, and PR.
Best fit: Projects that need their token design and go-to-market strategy aligned before launch — and prefer one partner for both, rather than coordinating a separate development firm and marketing agency.
8. Coinband — Best for Multi-Market Tier-1 Exchange Support
Coinband operates from 6 global offices and has worked with Bybit, OKX, Uniswap, and ChainGPT — covering every major crypto market in one coordinated engagement.
Running consistent campaigns across Hong Kong, New York, London, Dubai, Warsaw, and Kyiv simultaneously requires infrastructure most agencies don’t have. Coinband built that infrastructure from inception.
Founded in 2022, Coinband operates with a 40+ person team across 6 offices. Their influencer network covers 1,000+ crypto creators. The client list includes Bybit, OKX, Uniswap, ChainGPT, DAO Maker, Poolz, and NEAR — a mix of exchanges, DeFi protocols, and infrastructure projects at the top of the market.
Services: social media management, community building, PR, paid advertising, influencer marketing, website development, and PPC.
Best fit: DeFi protocols and exchanges that need consistent, coordinated crypto marketing across multiple global markets — not sequential region-by-region rollouts that lose momentum between handoffs.
9. X10 Agency — Best for Asia Market Entry and Exchange Listings
X10 Agency has guided 200+ Web3 projects into Asian markets — with Korea and Japan networks that most Western crypto marketing agencies cannot replicate from the outside.
Asia is not a single market. Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia each have distinct crypto cultures, regulatory environments, investor behaviors, and media ecosystems. X10 Agency has spent nearly a decade building the local networks to navigate all three.
Founded in 2016, X10 has worked with 200+ Web3 enterprises. Their core value is geographic: deep relationships in Korea and Japan that deliver local press, local distribution, and local KOL reach — not translated content repurposed from Western campaigns.
Services extend into tokenomics consulting and exchange listing strategy, positioning X10 as a partner for the full Asia entry process, not just execution.
Best fit: Projects with global ambitions that need Korean or Japanese traction specifically, or those currently negotiating listings with Asian Tier-1 exchanges.
10. FINPR — Best for High-Volume Media Placements at Scale
FINPR connects projects to 500+ media outlets and 2,400+ influencers across 45 countries — one of the widest distribution networks available in crypto PR.
When you need a launch to register across multiple continents on the same day, you need a distribution network — not a boutique PR firm with deep relationships in three outlets. FINPR provides the network.
Founded in 2017 in Dubai, FINPR has worked with 600+ projects. The 500+ media outlet and 2,400+ influencer network spans 45 countries — covering Asia, Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East simultaneously.
The model works for projects that need broad awareness at launch velocity. The honest trade-off: projects needing sustained narrative management and strategic editorial control should complement FINPR with a more specialized narrative partner. For raw distribution breadth, the network is unmatched.
Best fit: New exchange listings, multi-geography token launches, and projects targeting simultaneous awareness across Asia, Europe, and the Americas in a compressed launch window.
11. Omni Agency — Best for Token Generation Event (TGE) Execution
Omni Agency holds a 4.9/5.0 Clutch rating, with OKX, ImmutableX, and Polkadot as clients — validating its specialization in token launch execution.
A token generation event is not a campaign. It’s a coordinated operation with a hard deadline, a community that must be primed precisely, a launch day that cannot be pushed, and a post-launch retention problem that starts 24 hours after the token goes live. Omni Agency is built for this specific window.
Toronto-based, Omni focuses on the critical 90-day TGE period: pre-launch community building, launch-day coordination across every channel, and post-launch retention strategy. Clients include OKX, ImmutableX, Polkadot, and Paysafe — spanning crypto-native and TradFi crossover.
Best fit: Projects within 6 months of TGE that need a specialist who has executed this exact operation before — not a generalist agency learning the launch mechanics on your budget and timeline.
12. GuerillaBuzz — Best for Community-Driven Growth on an Organic Budget
GuerillaBuzz helped 100+ crypto projects collectively raise $300M using community mechanics and organic growth tactics — not paid media buys.
Not every project has a $50K/month advertising budget. GuerillaBuzz was built for founders who need to generate real community engagement before they can afford to scale with paid — and for projects where organic credibility matters more than paid reach.
Founded in 2017 in Tel Aviv, GuerillaBuzz has worked with 100+ clients and been part of $300M in collective fundraising across its portfolio. The methodology focuses on non-traditional channels: Reddit, Discord, niche crypto forums, and grassroots KOL networks — places where organic engagement converts better than banner impressions.
Honest trade-off: this approach builds durable community but does not produce rapid scale. Projects that need fast paid-media-driven growth are better served by a different partner.
Best fit: Early-stage projects with a strong community thesis and a constrained paid budget — particularly those 6–12 months before they can commit to a full paid campaign.
13. Single Grain — Best for Web2-Grade Performance Marketing Applied to Web3
Single Grain brings 15 years of performance marketing discipline — built on Amazon, Uber, and Airbnb accounts — to Web3 projects that need real attribution standards applied to crypto funnels.
Most crypto marketing agencies learned to market during a bull run, where everything grew and attribution was optional. Single Grain learned it building paid acquisition programs for Amazon, Uber, and Airbnb — environments where every dollar spent had to justify itself with measurable downstream revenue.
Founded in 2009 and rebuilt by CEO Eric Siu in 2014, Single Grain has applied that discipline to Web3 through clients like Bittrex, Polymath, and Blockgeeks. Their approach: rigorous attribution, multi-channel ROI measurement, and conversion rate optimization applied to crypto acquisition funnels.
Services: multi-channel paid media, AI-first SEO, content marketing, CRO, and Discord/Telegram community building.
Best fit: Crypto projects founded by Web2 veterans, or projects that have worked with crypto-only agencies and want to see what happens when hard attribution standards replace vanity metrics.
14. theKOLLAB — Best for KOL-Led Community Growth and Pre-Launch Momentum
theKOLLAB is backed by Coin Bureau and has delivered for Aptos Labs, Trust Wallet, and Taiko — a client list that reflects access to Tier-1 KOL networks, not just a contacts spreadsheet.
Founded in 2022 by an ex-Binance affiliate marketing manager, theKOLLAB specializes in KOL marketing, community growth, and crypto content campaigns. The Coin Bureau backing is a meaningful signal: it connects the agency directly to one of the most trusted voices in crypto education, with an audience that skews toward serious investors rather than speculators.
The agency ranks #12 on Clutch for crypto marketing agencies. Client campaigns have produced 120%+ increases in social media engagement and 60%+ organic traffic growth.
Services: KOL marketing, influencer campaign management, community growth, content strategy, pre-launch awareness.
Best fit: Projects preparing for launch that need credible KOL activation — particularly those targeting an educated, investor-grade audience rather than pure hype-driven community growth.
15. Blockchain App Factory — Best for Exchange Marketing and DeFi/NFT Launches
Blockchain App Factory covers the full launch spectrum — from DeFi architecture to NFT crypto marketing to exchange user acquisition — under one engagement.
Most founders coordinate two or three vendors for a product launch: a development firm, a marketing agency, and someone managing exchange relationships. Blockchain App Factory handles all three under a single engagement, reducing the coordination overhead that kills timelines.
Their core specialization is exchange marketing: user acquisition campaigns, trading competitions, referral programs, and KOL outreach calibrated specifically for exchange growth metrics. The service stack extends to DeFi marketing, NFT project promotion, AI token launches, and community management.
Best fit: Projects that need technical build and launch marketing coordinated from a single vendor, or exchanges and DeFi protocols seeking a specialist in user acquisition rather than general brand awareness.
How to Choose the Right Crypto Marketing Agency for Your Project
The best crypto marketing agency for your project depends on your stage, your goal, and whether you need ROAS accountability or long-term community depth.
There is no universal answer. The agencies on this list serve different problems at different project stages. Matching the agency to your current situation is the most consequential decision you’ll make in the selection process.
Match the Agency to Your Stage
- Pre-launch / fundraising: Crowdcreate for investor relations, GuerillaBuzz for organic community building, theKOLLAB for KOL-led pre-launch momentum
- TGE within 90 days: Omni Agency or ICODA — both have documented TGE execution at speed
- Live project needing paid growth and ROAS accountability: ICODA or Single Grain
- Protocol needing sustained media narrative: MarketAcross or Melrose PR
- Mainstream media and institutional legitimacy: Melrose PR specifically
- Asia expansion or exchange listings: X10 Agency or Coinband
- Multi-geo awareness at scale: FINPR or Disence
- Tokenomics design + technical build + crypto marketing aligned: Token Minds
- Third-party credibility for institutional investors and exchanges: Bond Finance
Questions to Ask Before You Sign
- Can you show a case study with a named client and a specific ROAS or ROI figure?
- Have you worked on a project at my exact stage — pre-launch, mid-TGE, or post-launch growth?
- Which channels will you prioritize for my project specifically — not in general terms?
- How do you report results? What metrics appear in the weekly report?
- Is any part of the retainer performance-linked?
- Who are the actual team members on my account, and what is their crypto experience?
Red Flags to Walk Away From
- Guaranteed CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap trending within a fixed timeline — these signals can be purchased, and any agency leading with this knows it
- Follower counts as a primary success metric — follower farms are cheap; followers who don’t hold your token are worthless
- No verifiable named client references — every credible agency has at least one named client willing to be quoted on a specific outcome
- “Full-service” claims with no crypto-specific case studies — Web3 is not a vertical you can serve credibly from the outside
- Viral growth promises with no channel-specific strategy — virality is an outcome, not a plan
The Bottom Line
Most crypto projects fail at marketing not because the product is weak, but because they hired an agency that couldn’t prove it had done this before.
Every agency on this list has verifiable data behind its entry: named clients, specific metrics, Clutch ratings, or documented fundraising outcomes. That’s the bar this list was built around.
ICODA sits at the top for a specific reason: six distinct case studies across paid media, organic SEO, community, influencer, AI traffic, and full-funnel launch execution. No other crypto marketing agency on this list has published comparable breadth of proof across that many channels.
If you’re evaluating ICODA for your project, the case study library on their site is the right starting point — outcomes first, pitch second.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most are selling hype. The ones worth hiring prove results with a named client and a specific number — not follower counts or CoinGecko trending appearances. The difference shows up in reporting: a real agency tells you ROAS, TVL growth, or stakers acquired. A hype agency tells you impressions. If an agency can’t show you a case study with a client you can look up, walk away.
Look for named clients you can independently verify — not anonymous “DeFi protocol” entries. Check Clutch for verified third-party reviews. Search the client name plus the agency name. If the relationship is real, it leaves a trace. Any agency worth hiring has at least one client willing to be quoted on a specific outcome.
A TGE has a hard deadline, a community that needs to be at peak engagement on launch day specifically, and a post-launch retention problem that starts 24 hours after the token goes live. There’s no “we’ll optimize next month.” Agencies that specialize in TGE execution — like Omni or ICODA — have run this specific operation before. A generalist agency is learning the mechanics on your timeline and your budget.
KOL marketing works when the KOL’s audience matches your target holder profile and when campaigns are tracked to on-chain outcomes, not view counts. It fails when agencies pick KOLs by follower count and report video views as success. The honest tradeoff: KOL reach is fast but credibility-dependent. One KOL with a reputation for honest reviews converts better than ten with audiences full of bots.
It’s real and measurable now. LLMs like ChatGPT and Perplexity pull from indexed web content to answer questions. If your project isn’t appearing in those answers, you’re invisible to a growing segment of research-stage users. ICODA’s published data for Defiway shows ChatGPT-referred users converting at 46% versus 29% from Google organic — that’s a meaningful difference, not a vanity metric. The channel is early, which means first-mover positioning is still available.
Focus on their fundraising and pre-launch track record specifically — not their general portfolio. Ask whether they’ve worked with projects at your exact stage. Agencies like Crowdcreate (investor relations, $250M raised across 600+ projects) and GuerillaBuzz (organic community before paid scale) are built for pre-launch conditions. An agency optimized for post-launch growth campaigns is the wrong tool for the fundraising window.
This analysis is based on a comprehensive competitive review of publicly available agency data, third-party review platforms, and published case studies current as of 2026. All metrics are sourced from publicly verifiable records or reported by the agencies themselves and should be independently verified during any agency selection process.
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