DTF is fully managed by Jupiter. There are no external partners involved in the curation or launch process.
Why DTF exists
Token launches in crypto often lack transparency: unclear allocations, opaque vesting, and no guarantee of immediate liquidity. DTF addresses this by enforcing three things at the protocol level:- On-chain allocation locking. All tokens not sold during the launch are locked using Jup Lock, with vesting schedules enforced by the program.
- Immediate liquidity. A liquidity pool on Meteora is provisioned from a portion of the sale proceeds at Token Generation Event (TGE), so buyers have access to liquidity from day one.
- Curated launches only. Every project goes through a vetting process before being approved. Not every project that applies will launch on DTF.
How it works at a high level
1
Project selection
The Jupiter team evaluates the project’s market suitability, valuation, and commitment to transparency. Only projects deemed beneficial for the ecosystem are approved.
2
Launch configuration
The Jupiter team works with the project to define the launch structure: number of phases, pricing, vesting conditions, purchase limits, and eligibility criteria. These parameters vary per launch.
3
Token sale
The launch opens to buyers in one or more phases (e.g. whitelist, $JUP stakers, public). Each phase can have its own price, vesting schedule, and purchase limits.
4
TGE and post-launch
At TGE, all non-sale token allocations are locked on-chain via Jup Lock. A liquidity pool is immediately provisioned on Meteora. Buyers can claim their tokens through the DTF interface, following any applicable vesting schedule.
What DTF does not do
- DTF does not guarantee any return or token price performance.
- DTF does not remove the inherent risks of participating in a token launch.
- Vesting schedules mean some or all purchased tokens may not be immediately available.
Key terms
How a launch works
Detailed walkthrough of the launch process: phases, claiming, locking, and LP provisioning.
FAQ
Common questions about fees, eligibility, refunds, and risks.

