How it works

No, to both. This is an independent front-end: the swap panel plugs into Jupiter's official plugin and public APIs, and the bridge panel plugs into Mayan's official widget. We're not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by either Jupiter Exchange or Mayan. All routing, execution and pricing come straight from each protocol's own infrastructure.

Never. Swaps settle wallet-to-wallet through Jupiter's audited smart contracts. We never touch your funds or private keys at any point.

To help run this front-end, this site earns a small referral fee on each route: 0.5% on swaps (Jupiter's minimum) and 0.30% on bridges (set through Mayan's referrer mechanism). The two are independent — a swap only pays the swap fee, a bridge only pays the bridge fee. Both are baked into the quote shown inside each widget, so review it before you sign. No surprises at signing.

Yes. In the Bridge tab there's a separate widget powered by Mayan, a non-custodial cross-chain protocol independent from Jupiter. It lets you move assets from Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum and other chains into Solana. The bridge here only goes into Solana; it does not send assets out of it. This site sets a 0.30% referral fee on bridges through Mayan's referrer mechanism, separate from Mayan's own protocol fees and from Jupiter's 0.5% swap fee above. Check the fees in the widget's quote before you confirm.

On a regular mobile browser (Chrome/Safari), the Swap panel sometimes can't detect your wallet. Tap the Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack button to open the swap inside that wallet's own browser and connect normally. The Bridge panel doesn't have this limitation and works the same on any browser.

Depends on the panel. For the Swap panel, any Solana wallet Jupiter's plugin supports — Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and others — connect right inside that widget. For the Bridge panel, Mayan supports wallets on the chain you're bridging from, including MetaMask and other EVM wallets on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum and more, plus a Solana wallet to receive on this end. You'll pick the right wallet the moment you hit connect in each panel.

Network congestion or fast-moving prices can occasionally push a trade past your slippage tolerance, and the swap simply won't go through — your tokens stay in your wallet. Solana can still charge a small network fee for a transaction that lands on-chain and fails; that fee goes to the network, not to us. Just try again, or adjust your slippage tolerance if the price is moving fast.

The search box above the swap looks tokens up in Jupiter's public token index, straight from your browser. Type a name or symbol to see a short list, or paste a mint address to load that token directly. Each result shows its icon, its liquidity, whether Jupiter lists it as verified and a shortened mint address; tap the mint address to copy the full address, handy for looking the token up on a block explorer or the web. Searching by name often returns several look-alike tokens with the same ticker, so compare the mint address and liquidity before you pick one.

"Verified by Jupiter" means the token is on Jupiter's verified list. It is not a guarantee that a token is safe. Unverified tokens are still tradable, and we flag them with a warning so you can check the mint address first. Results can also be tagged when the mint authority or freeze authority is still active (the issuer can create more supply or freeze accounts) or when the token uses the Token-2022 program. Informational only, not financial advice.

Yes. Add ?to= and the token's mint address to the site's address, like swapsolanatokens.com/?to=<mint>. The link opens the swap and the chart with that token loaded and shows whether Jupiter lists it as verified. Nothing is traded until you review the quote and sign in your own wallet. Check the mint address of any link you receive.

The chart is an embedded, public Birdeye widget — the same charting engine used across the Solana ecosystem — showing candlestick pricing for the token currently loaded in the Jupiter swap panel, next to it on wide screens and below it on phones. It starts on SOL, but the moment you pick a different output token (inside the swap widget, with the token search above, or from the Top movers list), the chart swaps to that token's most liquid market automatically, no page reload needed.

Use the 15m / 1H / 4H / 1D buttons to change the candle interval — this only changes how the chart is drawn, it never affects your trade. Pricing and candle data come straight from Birdeye's public infrastructure, not from us, so the chart is for informational purposes only and can lag by a few seconds behind the live quote you see in the swap widget. Always double check the quoted price and route before confirming a swap.

The Top movers panel has two tabs. Both are built in your browser from the same Jupiter response: the 100 most-traded Solana tokens of the last 24 hours. Each row shows the token's Jupiter icon, and tapping a token loads it into the swap panel; nothing is bought until you review the quote and sign in your wallet.

Trending keeps only tokens with more than $200K of liquidity, the classic SPL Token program (no Token-2022 extensions), no mint authority (so no new supply can be minted) and a Jupiter-verified listing. From the first 50 that pass, it shows the 5 biggest gainers and the 5 biggest losers by 24h price change.

Top volume shows the 10 tokens with the most traded volume in the last 24 hours (buys plus sells, as reported by Jupiter), among Jupiter-verified tokens with more than $200K of liquidity. It is a plain activity ranking, so SOL and the large stablecoins usually appear near the top; unlike Trending, it does not exclude tokens that have a mint authority. High volume says a token is actively traded, not that it is a good or safe one.

The filters rely on Jupiter's own data, not on an independent on-chain check, and they reduce risk rather than remove it. Always verify a token before trading it.

The Top 100 table uses the same Jupiter response as Top movers: the 100 most-traded Solana tokens of the last 24 hours. It keeps only Jupiter-verified tokens with more than $200,000 of liquidity and ranks them by 24h traded volume, so fewer than 100 rows can appear. Categories (DeFi, memecoins and so on) are matched on the exact ticker and are only a convenience label. A category tab is shown only when it has at least one token right now, so the list of tabs can change over time.

Gems shows Jupiter-verified tokens from that same most-traded list with between $50,000 and $200,000 of liquidity. They are not part of the main ranking. Thinner markets can offer opportunities, but prices also move more on smaller trades, so check the liquidity column, the mint address and the price impact in the quote before you trade. Informational only, not financial advice.

Tap the ☆ on any token (in the Tokens list, in search results or in the Token Inspector) to add it to Portfolio, the last tab of the Tokens list. It shows the price, 24h change, volume and liquidity of your saved tokens, with the same Swap button on every row. Up to 20 tokens are kept, only in your browser: nothing is sent to any server and there are no accounts, so clearing your browser data or switching device starts a new Portfolio.