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dApp connections

Connect

Visit any Solana dApp, select Jupiter Wallet from the wallet list, review the request, and approve.

Revoke

Three-dot menu → Settings → Connected Apps. Review active connections and revoke any you no longer use.
The extension also supports off-chain message signing (e.g. sign-in requests) from connected dApps.

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Connect as Phantom

Some dApps only list Phantom in their wallet options. Settings → Preferences → Connect as Phantom makes Jupiter Wallet present itself as Phantom so you can connect on those dApps with your Jupiter Wallet accounts. Disabled by default.

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Auto-Approve

The extension supports auto-approve for transactions on Jupiter and Meteora. Three-dot menu → Settings → Preferences → Auto Approve, then toggle per dApp.
When enabled, transactions on the selected dApps 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.

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Display and preferences

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Side panel and expanded view

Three-dot menu → Side Panel Mode docks the wallet in the browser side panel (switch back with Popup Mode). Expand View opens the wallet in a full tab.

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Block explorer

Settings → Preferences → Block Explorer sets which explorer opens for transaction and address links.

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Gas fee display

Gas fees are shown in both USD and SOL throughout the wallet interface (swaps, sends, and other transactions).

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Hide balances

Click the eye icon next to your portfolio balance (top right) to hide or reveal token amounts.

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What’s New

Settings → What’s New shows what changed in each release of the extension.

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Managing wallets in the list

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Wallet list balances

The wallet list (click your wallet name, top left) shows each wallet’s balance. Balances for the first five wallets are refreshed daily.

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Rename a wallet

From the wallet list, open the three-dot menu next to the wallet → Rename Wallet. Enter the new name and save.

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Remove a wallet

From the wallet list, open the three-dot menu next to the wallet → Delete Wallet.
Removing a wallet from the extension does not affect your funds on-chain. Make sure you have your recovery phrase or private key backed up before removing it.

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Updates

The extension updates automatically when a new version is released. Restarting your browser will usually trigger the update. To check manually, go to chrome://extensions/, enable Developer mode (top right), and click Update.
Questions about a setting? See the Jupiter Wallet FAQ.