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Jupiter Mobile is a wallet that supports multiple wallet types: wallets, Quick Accounts (social login), watch-only wallets, and hardware wallets (Ledger and Trezor).

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The Profile Menu and App Settings

Account management has two entry points at the top of the screen: the avatar (top left) opens the profile menu, and the account chip next to it opens Account Center. The profile menu contains:
  • Your current account, with a Switch button.
  • Account: Manage and Notifications.
  • Help & Support: Settings, FAQ, Support.
  • Sign Out.
Jupiter Spend is not in this menu: it lives on the Spend tab (card icon, bottom right of the app). App Settings (profile menu → Settings) contains: Security & Privacy, Connected Apps, Preferred Explorer, Background Theme, Jupiter Sync, Help & Support, and About Jupiter. Security & Privacy holds Biometric Authentication, Signing & Permissions, and Reset App, which removes every account from the app: make sure you have a copy of your recovery phrases first. The Android app also has Clear browser data there, which signs you out of sites in the dApp browser and removes their cookies and cached data.

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Account Center

Tap the account chip at the top of the screen to open Account Center. It shows your aggregated balance across accounts and lists every account grouped by source: Global ID (Quick Accounts, with the Spend account marked by a card icon) and each Seed Phrase with the accounts derived from it. A Type filter narrows the list, each account has a ⋮ menu, and Add Account at the bottom creates or imports a new one.

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Global ID

Global ID (previously called Jupiter ID) is a single login for Jupiter’s onchain products and payment features, and you can log in with email, Google, or Apple. You can only be logged in to one Global ID at a time; Discord & X are currently not supported as login options and will be logged out if you proceed. You sign in to it from the Spend tab, and its details (UID, email, country, and verification status) are under the Spend tab’s ⋯ menu → Global ID. Global ID identity verification (KYC, Know Your Customer) is required to use Jupiter Spend features. For what Global ID is and how verification works, see Jupiter Spend.

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Creating a Wallet

When you install Jupiter Mobile for the first time, the onboarding flow guides you through wallet creation. You can choose between:
  • Recovery phrase wallet: a standard Solana wallet secured by a recovery phrase.
  • Quick Account: a social login wallet (see Quick Accounts below).
To create an additional wallet after setup:
1

Open the account switcher

Tap the account chip at the top of the screen to open Account Center.
2

Add account

Select Add Account. The Onchain account screen lists every way to add an account. To create one, choose between:
  • Create new seed phrase (Create seed phrase in the Android app), the button at the bottom of the screen: creates a new wallet with a fresh recovery phrase.
  • Derive account from existing seed phrase (Use existing seed phrase in the Android app), in the Primary section: derives a new wallet from a recovery phrase already stored in the app. It only appears once the app holds a recovery phrase.
Jupiter Mobile is self-custodial and does not have access to your recovery phrase. If you lose it, Jupiter cannot recover your wallet. Write it down and store it in a secure, physical location.

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Importing an Existing Wallet

If you already have a Solana wallet and want to use it in Jupiter Mobile:
1

Open the account switcher

Tap the account chip at the top of the screen to open Account Center.
2

Import

Select Add Account → Import seed phrase or private key, and enter your recovery phrase (12, 15, 18, 21, or 24 words) or a private key. Make sure to enter it exactly as provided, with no changes to spacing or capitalization.
3

Select wallets

Choose which wallets to import from the phrase.
If you’re installing Jupiter Mobile for the first time, you can import during onboarding: at “How do you want to start?”, choose Onchain account → Import seed phrase or private key.

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Quick Accounts

Quick Accounts are wallets created through social login (email, Google, Twitter, Discord, or, in the iOS app, Apple), powered by . They don’t require managing a recovery phrase, which makes them more accessible for new users. To create a Quick Account:
1

Open the account switcher

Tap the account chip at the top of the screen to open Account Center.
2

Social login

Select Add Account, then pick a provider in the Social Login section (Email, Google, Twitter, Discord, and Apple in the iOS app) and follow the prompts.
You can only be signed in to one social account at a time: signing in with a different one signs you out of any Global ID on the device.

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Exporting Your Quick Account Private Key

Quick Accounts do not have a recovery phrase. Instead, you can export your private key through the Jupiter website. This is not possible from within Jupiter Mobile.
1

Open Jupiter website

Visit jup.ag in a regular browser (not through Jupiter Mobile’s dApp browser).
2

Connect via Social Login

Tap Connect in the top right and select the Social Login option. If prompted to use the Jupiter Wallet extension, choose “Continue to Social Login”.
3

Choose your login method

Select the same method you used to create the Quick Account. If you used an email or wallet-based method (not Google), select More Options to find it. Enter a verification code if prompted.
4

Export private key

Once connected, tap your wallet address in the top right to open the mini-portfolio. At the top, tap the key icon (between Send and Disconnect) to retrieve your private key.
Save your private key somewhere safe. If you lose access to your social login method, you also lose the only way to retrieve the private key for that wallet. Jupiter cannot help you recover it, as Quick Accounts are fully self-custodial.

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Backing Up Your Recovery Phrase

Jupiter Mobile does not support cloud-based backups. You must write down your recovery phrase and store it in a secure location, ideally offline. This is the only way to recover a recovery phrase wallet if you lose access to your device.
This section applies to recovery phrase wallets only. Quick Accounts do not have a recovery phrase. See Quick Accounts for how to export your private key.

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Authentication (PIN / Biometrics)

To enable or manage biometric authentication:
1

Open settings

Open the profile menu (top left) → Settings.
2

Security

Go to Security & Privacy → Biometric Authentication. Enable biometrics, then set the validity duration: how long an authentication stays valid before Jupiter asks for it again.

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Auto-Approve

Auto-approve lets Jupiter Mobile sign transactions on selected sites without showing a confirmation prompt each time. It is supported for Jupiter and Meteora.
1

Open settings

Open the profile menu (top left) → Settings.
2

Signing & Permissions

Go to Security & Privacy → Signing & Permissions, then toggle auto-approve per site.
When enabled, transactions on the selected sites are signed automatically without a manual confirmation prompt. This speeds up the experience but removes the opportunity to review each transaction before submission. Only enable this if you understand the tradeoff.
To review or revoke the sites your wallet is connected to, see Managing Connected Apps.

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Switching Between Wallets

There are two ways to switch accounts:
  • Open the profile menu (top left) → tap Switch → choose your account.
  • Tap the account chip at the top center of the Home tab.
Each account has a name and a customizable emoji to identify it. There is no limit to the number of wallets you can add to Jupiter Mobile: recovery phrases, private keys, watch-only wallets, and hardware wallets can all be added as many times as you want. The Switch list shows every wallet currently in the app, so it is also the place to check what you have added.
The 15-wallet limit (30 with Jupiter Sync) you may have seen elsewhere applies to wallet groups in Jupiter Portfolio on the web, not to the wallets stored in the app.

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Watch-Only Wallets

Watch wallets let you view a wallet’s portfolio balance, DeFi positions, and transaction history without being able to execute transactions. You cannot swap, send, deposit, or use Earn from a watch wallet. Order history needs a wallet you own: Limit order history is not shown for a watch wallet, and in the iOS app neither is Recurring order history.
1

Open the account switcher

Tap the account chip at the top of the screen to open Account Center.
2

Add watch account

Select Add Account → Watch-only account. Enter a name and the wallet address you want to monitor.
A watch wallet cannot be converted into a full wallet. If you want to control the watched wallet, you need to import it separately using its recovery phrase or private key via Add Account → Import seed phrase or private key.

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Hardware wallets (Ledger and Trezor)

Jupiter Mobile supports Ledger and Trezor hardware wallets on iOS and Android. Both are in the Hardware section of Account Center → Add Account.
Jupiter Mobile supports Bluetooth only Ledger devices. USB-based Ledger devices are not compatible due to Ledger SDK limitations.
1

Pair via Bluetooth

Make sure your Ledger is already paired with your phone in your system Bluetooth settings.
2

Connect in Jupiter Mobile

Open Account Center → Add Account → Ledger. Select your device and continue.
Only one Ledger device can be connected at a time.
Tangem cannot be connected in Jupiter Mobile. On jup.ag, Trezor is supported directly and Tangem can be connected via the QR (WalletConnect) option. See Connecting on jup.ag.

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Solana Seeker Setup (Seed Vault)

If you’re using Jupiter Mobile on a Solana Seeker device, you can import an existing recovery phrase into the Seeker’s and connect it to Jupiter Mobile.
1

Open Seed Vault

On your Seeker device, go to Settings → Seed Vault.
2

Add recovery phrase

Tap “Add a new seed phrase” → “Import from a wallet”.
3

Enter recovery phrase

A secure screen will appear (screenshots are disabled on this screen). Enter your 12 or 24-word recovery phrase.
4

Set passcode and nickname

Create a passcode for this recovery phrase and set a nickname to identify it.
Never share your recovery phrase with anyone. Always store a backup in a secure, offline location.

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Removing a Wallet

1

Open the account switcher

Tap the account chip at the top of the screen to open Account Center.
2

Remove

Tap ⋮ next to the account → Manage, then Remove Account at the bottom of Manage Account, and confirm.
The wallet is removed from Jupiter Mobile. This does not delete the wallet onchain. If you have the recovery phrase, you can re-import it at any time.

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Exporting Your Recovery Phrase or Private Key

This applies to recovery phrase wallets only. For Quick Accounts, see Exporting Your Quick Account Private Key.
1

Open the account switcher

Tap the account chip at the top of the screen to open Account Center.
2

Manage account

Tap ⋮ next to the account → Manage. This opens Manage Account.
3

Export

Choose Show Recovery Phrase or Show Private Key. Copy it and store it securely.
Anyone with your recovery phrase or private key has full control over your wallet. Never share it and never store it in a place others can access.

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Customizing a Wallet

1

Open the account switcher

Tap the account chip at the top of the screen to open Account Center.
2

Customize

Tap ⋮ next to the account → Manage. In Manage Account, tap the edit badge on the avatar to choose an emoji and a background color, and the edit icon next to the name to rename the account. The name is stored on your device only.

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Managing Connected Apps

To view and manage dApps connected to your wallet:
1

Open settings

Open the profile menu (top left) → Settings.
2

Connected apps

Select Connected Apps to see all dApps your wallet is connected to. You can disconnect individual dApps or select Disconnect from all to revoke all connections.

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Jupiter Sync (Mobile ↔ Desktop)

Jupiter Sync links Jupiter Mobile with the Jupiter Wallet browser extension on desktop. It works in both directions (Mobile to Desktop and Desktop to Mobile), and in both cases you scan a QR code displayed on the computer screen with your phone. Jupiter Sync is also listed in Account Center → Add Account. To bring your mobile wallet into the extension:
1

Open the extension

In the Jupiter Wallet extension, choose Import an existing wallet → Jupiter Mobile. A “Mobile to Desktop” QR code appears on the screen.
2

Open Jupiter Sync on your phone

In Jupiter Mobile, open the profile menu (top left) → Settings → Jupiter Sync, and select Mobile to Desktop.
3

Scan the QR code

Scan the QR code shown on your computer screen to complete the sync.