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To use Jupiter on jup.ag, you first need to connect. The connection panel offers two ways to do this: with a Solana wallet, or with Jupiter ID.

Connecting with a Wallet

Click Connect on jup.ag and select your wallet. The panel shows the Jupiter Wallet (recommended) and Jupiter Mobile (scan the QR code with the app) at the top. Below that, it adapts to you, with Recently Used wallets and any wallet extensions detected as Installed in your browser (for example Phantom). Click View More Wallets to see the full list, which includes Solflare, Coinbase Wallet, Trust, Bitget Wallet, hardware wallets (Ledger and Trezor), and a QR option. Approve the connection request in your wallet to complete the connection.

Connecting via WalletConnect (QR)

The QR option at the end of the wallet list opens a WalletConnect connection: scan the QR code with your phone (or copy the link) and approve the connection from any WalletConnect-compatible wallet app. Use this option to connect wallets that do not appear in the list. For example, Tangem is not directly integrated on jup.ag, but you can connect it through the QR option and approve the connection in the Tangem app via WalletConnect.

Jupiter ID

Jupiter ID lets you access Jupiter using an email or social account instead of an external wallet. Your Jupiter ID is created automatically the first time you log in. Supported login methods:

Email

Google

Apple

Jupiter ID supports email, Google, and Apple only. No other login method creates a Jupiter ID.
To log in, click Connect on jup.ag, select Jupiter ID (Email or Social Login), and complete authentication with the method of your choice.

Legacy Login Methods

The login panel includes a collapsed Legacy login methods section listing Discord, X (Twitter), and Wallet. These methods are available only to users who previously created their account with them. Existing accounts can still log in normally. They cannot be used to create a new account. Attempting to log in without an existing account fails with an error. For example, a new wallet login attempt displays “Jupiter ID only supports email, Google, or Apple” and prompts you to choose another method.
If you currently log in with a legacy method, you should migrate to Jupiter ID using email, Google, or Apple.