Holdings
Your portfolio updates automatically based on tokens you hold, whether from swaps (in the extension or on jup.ag) or received from another wallet. Assets cannot be added manually. The Tokens tab lists each token with its price, 24-hour change, your amount, and its USD value. For a cross-wallet view with wallet groups and historical charts, see Jupiter Portfolio on the web.Token pages
Click any token in your list to open its detail page: a price chart (1H to 1Y), market stats (market cap, FDV, liquidity, volume, traders, holders), your balance with average entry and realized/unrealized PnL, and your trade history for that token. View on Jupiter opens the full token page on jup.ag.PnL
Your Profit and Loss (PnL) for today is shown under your total balance (Today’s PnL). Click it to open a detailed view.Realized PnL
Gains or losses from completed trades.
Unrealized PnL
Paper gains or losses on current holdings, including received tokens.
What is included in PnL?
What is included in PnL?
PnL tracks trading activity only. It does not include lending yields, staking rewards, LP fees, or other DeFi income, unless the token itself is yield-bearing (e.g. a liquid staking token whose price reflects accrued yield).
Token verification
Tokens may display a green checkmark, meaning they have been verified through Jupiter’s VRFD program. VRFD is managed by a dedicated team, and projects can submit their token for verification.What does verification mean?
What does verification mean?
Verification confirms the correct token address and helps users avoid impersonators or duplicate tokens. It is not an endorsement of the token’s value, safety, or legitimacy.See the VRFD documentation for more details.
NFTs
Your NFTs are visible under the NFTs tab. Open an NFT to view its details or send it to another wallet. The wallet filters out most spam and scam NFTs automatically.Some compressed NFTs may not display correctly. Spam detection is continuously being improved.
DeFi positions
The DeFi tab shows your positions across 160+ Solana protocols, including lending, LPing, staking, and other activity. Staked or locked JUP (for example, JUP staked for DAO voting) appears here as a DeFi position rather than as a liquid token in your main balance.Transaction history
The Activity tab lists all recent transactions: swaps, sends, receives, and DeFi interactions (e.g. borrowing on Jupiter Lend, LPing on Meteora).Reclaiming rent
Every token account on Solana requires a small SOL deposit (~0.002 SOL) called rent, locked when the account is first created. Reclaim returns that SOL in two ways:- Empty accounts — once you no longer hold a token, its account can be closed and the whole deposit comes back.
- Excess rent — Solana has lowered the required deposit over time, so accounts created earlier hold more SOL than is now needed. Reclaim recovers the excess from accounts of tokens you still hold, without closing them or touching your balance.
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Open the reclaim section
Click the ♺ icon next to your holdings total. Its badge shows how many token accounts have SOL to recover.
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Select and confirm
Choose the token accounts to reclaim from and approve the transaction. Large selections are split into several transactions.
Is it safe to close a token account?
Is it safe to close a token account?
Yes. If you buy or receive that token again, a new account is created automatically. No funds are at risk.
Questions about balances or PnL? See the Jupiter Wallet FAQ.

