Accessing Portfolio
Jupiter Portfolio is available at jup.ag/portfolio. If you open Portfolio without a connected wallet, a landing page introduces the product; from there you can connect a wallet or open a demo portfolio. You can view any Solana wallet’s portfolio by entering its public address in the search bar. No wallet connection is required. You can also use a Solana domain name (e.g., .sol) instead of a wallet address. If you connect your wallet, Portfolio will automatically load your positions. Your own connected wallet is labelled Connected; any other address or group you open is labelled Watch-only.Demo wallets
The landing page carries a Demo wallets section with three sample addresses: DeFi whale, JUP staker, and Airdrop farmer. Open one from its card, or select View all 3 as a group to load the three together. jup.ag/portfolio/demo opens that group directly. While you are on a demo wallet, a banner at the top of the page offers to connect a wallet, or to switch to your own portfolio if one is already connected. They are there to show a dashboard filled with real activity before you look up your own address. Like any address opened without connecting, they are watch-only: you are reading someone else’s onchain data.Demo wallets are not a practice account. Jupiter has no paper trading or simulated balances anywhere in the product: Portfolio displays real onchain data only, and every trade on Jupiter uses real funds.
Navigating the Interface
The Portfolio interface is organised into four tabs: Positions, Spot, Activity, and Airdrop. The Spot tab is available for a single wallet only: on a group, it is disabled. The account being viewed is shown at the top of the page: click it to open the account selector, where you can search any wallet address or domain name, revisit recently viewed and recently connected wallets, open your bookmarks, and manage the Address Book (saved wallets and groups). Next to the account name, a copy icon copies the full address. At the top right of the page: Bookmark saves the wallet or group to your Address Book, the eye icon (Hide values) masks every amount on the page, and the circular arrow (Refresh positions) reloads the data.Positions
The Positions tab is the main view. It contains: Net worth card (left): the wallet’s total value in USD and SOL with its change since yesterday, a Claimable total when the wallet has assets to claim, the Send button (transfer tokens to any address, or create a Magic Link, via Jupiter Send), the Deposit button (deposit crypto, buy with card, deposit from an exchange, or bridge from other chains), and a chart area with three views: Net worth history (1w, 1M, or 3M), Yield estimate, and Breakdown by tokens or platforms. See the Overview page for details on each view.Claiming rewards from Portfolio
Click the Claimable total in the Net worth card to open the Claimable positions dialog. It shows the total value you can claim, then each item grouped by platform: the token, the amount, its value, and, for a wallet group, which wallet holds it. Each item carries a Claim button. Portfolio does not claim on your behalf: the button opens the protocol’s own claim page (or its website when the position has no direct link) in a new tab, where you claim with your wallet and pay that protocol’s network fees. Come back to Portfolio and use Refresh positions to see the updated balance. What counts as claimable: rewards accrued on liquidity positions, and assets a protocol marks as claimable or that have finished vesting. Platforms whose claimable total falls under a small display threshold are left out of the dialog. Airdrops have their own flow in the Airdrop tab, and JUP staking rewards are claimed from Active Staking Rewards. Spot PnL card (right): the month’s realised spot PnL, best day, win or loss streak, a day-by-day strip, and the PnL Calendar and Share PnL actions. Platform sections — all detected positions grouped by platform, each section expandable. Platform chips above the list jump to a platform’s section, and Collapse folds all sections. See the Overview page for a detailed breakdown of position types and columns.Spot
The Spot tab summarises the wallet’s spot trading performance over a period you choose (1d, 7d, 30d, or All): Holdings, Volume, Total PnL, Win Rate, Realised and Unrealised PnL, a Realised PnL chart, your top trades with a distribution of trade outcomes, and token-by-token lists (Recent, Holdings, Profitable, Activity). The PnL Calendar breaks down realised PnL by day, with win streaks, and results can be shared as an image card. The tab works on a single wallet; on a group, choose one wallet. See the Overview page for the detail of each card and list.Activity
The Activity tab shows the full transaction history for the wallet, grouped by day, with the app, the amounts sent and received, and a Signer tag when your wallet signed the transaction. It includes Hide failed and Hide spam toggles, a counter of the transactions they hide, and an Export option. The list loads in pages: Load More at the bottom adds the next 10 transactions until the history is fully loaded, at which point the button disappears.Exporting your transaction history
Export (top of the Activity tab, on desktop) downloads a CSV file of the transactions currently displayed: it respects the Hide failed and Hide spam toggles and only includes the pages you have loaded so far. To export a complete history:1
Choose what to include
Turn Hide failed and Hide spam off if you want failed and spam transactions in the file.
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Load the whole history
Click Load More until the button no longer appears. The button is disabled while a page is loading.
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Export
Click Export. The browser downloads a file named
<timestamp>-activities.csv.signature, owner, isSigner, blockTime (ISO 8601, UTC), platformId, serviceName, fees, success, ticker, address (token mint), preBalance, postBalance, balanceChange.
When viewing a wallet group, the export covers the transactions displayed for the group. The Export button is not available on small screens.
Airdrop
The Airdrop tab is the Airdrop Checker: airdrop eligibility for the wallet, or for every wallet of a group, with All, Upcoming, Past, and History filters and an Only eligible toggle. The checker also has its own entry page at jup.ag/portfolio/airdrop-checker, where you can enter several addresses and scan them together.Address Book
The Address Book lets you save wallet addresses and organize them into groups for quick access.Address Book data is stored locally on your device and is only visible to you.
Saving Addresses
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Open a wallet
Click the account name at the top of Portfolio to open the account selector, then search for a wallet address or domain name (or pick a recently viewed wallet).
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Bookmark it
Click Bookmark at the top right of the wallet’s view to save it to your Address Book.
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Organise (optional)
Click Bookmarked to add the wallet to a group or remove it from the Address Book. All saved wallets and groups can be managed from Address book in the account selector.
Groups
Groups let you view the combined portfolio of multiple wallets at once. This is useful if you manage several wallets and want to see a unified net worth, position list, and activity feed. Creating a group:1
Start a group
Open the account selector and click Create your first group (or Create a group from a bookmarked wallet’s menu). Portfolio can also suggest a group from your recently connected wallets (“View wallets together”).
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Add wallets
Add wallet addresses or domain names to the group.
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Name and customize
Name the group and, optionally, assign it a custom icon.
Each group can contain up to 15 wallets.
Viewing a Group
To view a group’s combined portfolio, select the group from the account selector (or from the Address Book). The view updates to show aggregated data across all wallets in that group.Importing Addresses
You can import existing address lists using the Import button at the top of the Address Book page.New to Jupiter Portfolio?
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