Requirements
Access and a supported wallet
Access to Jupiter Vaults, and a wallet that signs transactions directly.
The deposit asset
An asset the vault accepts, such as USDC.
A bit of SOL
To pay the Solana network fee.
Deposit step by step
1
Open the vault
Go to jup.ag/earn and select a vault. Connect your wallet if it is not connected yet.
2
Enter the amount
In the Deposit tab, enter the amount. You can also select your wallet balance, or one of the percentage shortcuts, to fill it in.
3
Review the summary
See Fees for the fees and the entry cost.
4
Read the legal documents
Below the summary, the form reads “By continuing, I confirm I’ve read the Terms, Risks, and Eligibility.” Each word links to one of the legal documents of Jupiter Vaults. Selecting Deposit confirms that you read them.
5
Deposit
Select Deposit and approve the transaction in your wallet. When it lands, the app shows “Deposit confirmed” and your shares appear in Your position.
Before each deposit, the vault refreshes its prices so that nobody deposits at an outdated share price. If the prices are not current yet, the app shows “The vault needs current prices. The app will retry automatically.” and tries again on its own.
Deposit limits
You can deposit up to your balance of the deposit asset, and up to the vault’s remaining capacity. Each vault has a deposit cap set by its curator, shown as Max Capacity on the vault card and as Remaining Capacity in the deposit form. A vault stops taking deposits in three cases:Failed deposits
When the app cannot complete a deposit, it shows “Deposit unavailable” or “Deposit failed” with the reason. The message also says whether a transaction reached the network:- “No transaction was submitted”: nothing moved and you paid nothing. Fix the cause and try again.
- “The transaction failed on the network”: nothing was deposited, but the Solana network fee can still be charged.
If you reject the request in your wallet, the app shows “Transaction cancelled” and nothing is deposited.