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General

Yes. Jupiter Wallet is a self-custodial browser extension wallet for Solana, built by Jupiter and installed from the Chrome Web Store. Its mobile counterpart is Jupiter Mobile. See What is Jupiter Wallet?.
Chrome, Brave, Arc, Edge, and Opera. All are Chromium-based and install from the same Chrome Web Store listing. Edge and Opera may require allowing Chrome Web Store extensions in the browser settings. See Supported browsers.
Not at this time. The extension is available on Chromium-based browsers only (Chrome, Brave, Arc, Edge, Opera).
Installing and using the wallet is free, and there are no fees for sending or receiving tokens. Swaps carry a Jupiter Ultra trading fee of 0% to 0.5% depending on the pair, and gasless swaps carry no extra fee: Jupiter only recovers the gas it pays for you from the swap output. See Jupiter Wallet Fees.
Jupiter Wallet is the browser extension for desktop; Jupiter Mobile is the iOS and Android app. They are separate products with the same self-custodial model, and the same wallet can be used on both through Jupiter Sync.
Not at this time. The team is working toward making the code publicly available. See Open source status.

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Setup and import

Install it from the Chrome Web Store and confirm the publisher is [email protected]. Any other installer is not official. See Installation.
Export the seed phrase or private key from your current wallet, then in Jupiter Wallet choose Add New Wallet → Import Existing Wallet. Your funds stay on the same address; nothing needs to be transferred. See Moving from another wallet.
Yes. You can import the same wallet into the extension on any Chromium-based browser using your seed phrase, private key, or Jupiter ID.To use it on your phone as well, use Jupiter Sync. See Jupiter Sync (Mobile and Extension).
Yes. Jupiter Sync links the extension and the mobile app by scanning a QR code, so the same wallet is available on both without re-entering a seed phrase. See Jupiter Sync (Mobile and Extension).
Yes. Add a hardware wallet from the wallet list with Add New Wallet → Import Existing Wallet → Hardware Wallet. Ledger supports swaps, Limit Orders v2, and Prediction claiming through the extension. See Hardware wallets.
Click your wallet name (top left) to open the wallet list and select another wallet. Add New Wallet at the bottom of the list creates or imports one. See Getting Started.
Yes, with Jupiter ID (formerly Social Login), powered by Privy: email, Google, Apple, X, or Discord in the extension, the same login as on jup.ag and Jupiter Mobile, limited to one Jupiter ID account per extension. A Jupiter ID wallet has no seed phrase and cannot be recovered if you lose access to the account, so export its private key. See Creating a wallet.
No. You can add as many seed phrase, imported, hardware, and watch wallets as you like. The one constraint is Jupiter ID: one Jupiter ID account per extension. See Managing wallets in the list.

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Security

Jupiter Wallet is fully self-custodial. Private keys and recovery data are stored only on your device; Jupiter never stores, accesses, or transmits them. See Self-custody.
Swaps route through Jupiter Ultra, whose transaction landing engine provides private, MEV-resistant execution. See Jupiter Ultra routing and MEV protection.
Built-in detection of transfers to known malicious addresses injected into a transaction by malicious browser extensions. The wallet filters them out before submission, on any website. See Transaction Protection.
Select Forgot Password on the login screen. This resets the extension; you then re-import your wallets with your recovery phrase, private key, or Jupiter ID. Your funds are unaffected on-chain, but without a recovery phrase or private key you lose access permanently. See Password.
From the wallet list, open the three-dot menu next to the wallet → Export Key/Seed. Jupiter ID wallets have no in-extension export; the private key is retrieved through jup.ag instead. See Exporting keys.
Auto-Approve signs transactions on Jupiter and Meteora without a confirmation prompt. It is faster but removes the chance to review each transaction; enable it only if you understand the trade-off. See Auto-Approve.

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Features

Auto-Earn deposits the full balance of the stablecoins you enable (JupUSD, USDC, USDT, EURC, USDG, USDS) into Jupiter Earn once it exceeds a threshold, checking every hour while the wallet is unlocked. It is available for hot wallets only, not Jupiter ID wallets. Funds carry the same risks as any Jupiter Earn deposit. See Auto-Earn.
A feature that detects token and stock tickers and contract addresses on X, Google, CoinMarketCap, Yahoo Finance, ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, and shows a popover with price, chart, and a swap button. It can be turned off in Settings. See Ticker Widget.
Yes. The Receive view has a network selector covering Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Sui, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain; funds sent to a non-Solana network address arrive on Solana as USDC through Universal Deposit. See Receiving from other networks.
Yes. The swap panel has Limit and Recurring tabs, with the same order types as jup.ag. See Limit and recurring orders.
Yes. Enable Settings → Preferences → Connect as Phantom, and Jupiter Wallet presents itself as Phantom on that dApp. See Connect as Phantom.
No. Your portfolio updates automatically based on the tokens held in your wallet. Swapping, sending, or receiving tokens will reflect in your holdings without any manual action.
Your main holdings show tokens held directly in your wallet. DeFi positions across 160+ Solana protocols (lending, LPing, staking, etc.) are visible under the DeFi tab. See DeFi positions.
Every token account locks about 0.002 SOL of rent. Reclaim closes the accounts of tokens you no longer hold and returns the SOL. It is safe: a new account is created automatically if you receive that token again. See Reclaiming rent.

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Troubleshooting

The extension updates automatically when a new version is released. Restarting your browser usually triggers the update. To check manually, go to chrome://extensions/, enable Developer mode, and click Update. See Updates.
There is no logout. Lock the wallet from the three-dot menu → Lock Wallet, or set an Auto Lock Time in Settings. See Locking the wallet.
Settings → Support → What’s New shows the current version next to the changelog. See Updates.
Three-dot menu → Settings → Security → Connected Apps, then revoke the connection. See dApp connections.

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Bug reports

To report a bug, go to support.jup.ag and submit a ticket with relevant details and screenshots. The support team will review and follow up. You can also send feedback from the extension under Settings → Support → Feedback.