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# How to confirm a project on Vicscan
To officially **confirm that the contract belongs to the recognized project**. This provides validation to users that the project is legitimate and officially associated with the contract on [Vicscan](https://www.vicscan.xyz/).
**Outcome:**
* The contract will be confirmed with the status “**Project Confirmed**” 
on [Vicscan](https://www.vicscan.xyz/), verifying that the contract belongs to the officially recognized project.
* If both the project is confirmed and the [contract is verified](/how-to/how-to-verify-a-contract-on-vicscan.md), the contract status will be updated to 
**How to confirm a project on Vicscan:**
Send a confirmation email to `support@viction.xyz`. Use your official organization email domain to make this request, and include the token contract address.
**Email template:**
`From: user1@victiny.xyz`
`Subject: Confirm Project's Address on Viction`
`Dear Viction Support Team, I confirmed that the [token_address] was belong to our project.`
`Regards,`
`User1's Name`
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