> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jup.ag/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# FAQ

> Frequently asked questions about Jupiter Terminal.

## General

<Accordion title="How do I access Jupiter Terminal on mobile?">
  Jupiter Terminal is available on the Jupiter Mobile app:

  * **Android**: [Google Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ag.jup.jupiter.android)
  * **iOS**: [Apple App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/jupiter-mobile/id6484069059)
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<Accordion title="What fees apply on Jupiter Terminal?">
  Terminal uses [Jupiter Ultra](/user-docs/trade/swap) by default, which charges **0% to 0.5%** depending on the volatility of the token pair. More stable pairs tend toward the lower end, and more volatile pairs (e.g. newly launched tokens) tend toward the higher end.

  If your wallet doesn't have enough SOL for gas, gasless trading activates automatically. A relayer covers the SOL cost on your behalf, and the gasless surcharge can bring total fees up to 10% maximum. The gasless fee is fixed (not proportional to trade size), so larger trades have a smaller percentage impact.

  Both fees are included in the quote shown before you confirm. See [Fees](/user-docs/trade/terminal/fees) for full details.
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<Accordion title="What is the difference between Classic and Trench mode?">
  Classic mode offers a cleaner, simpler interface suited for standard swaps. Trench mode is a compact, information-dense layout designed for active trading on volatile tokens.

  Both modes execute swaps identically — the difference is purely visual. You can switch between them in **Settings → Terminal → Trading Mode** (gear icon in the top navigation bar).

  See [What is Jupiter Terminal?](/user-docs/trade/terminal) for more details.
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<Accordion title="What is the difference between Quick Buy and Quick Swap?">
  * **Quick Buy** lets you purchase a token directly from a discovery tab or AlphaScan without opening the token page. Set an amount in SOL or USDC, then click the ⚡ icon next to any token.
  * **Quick Swap** is available on a token page, below the chart. It lets you buy or sell that specific token without leaving the page.

  Both use your current execution settings (Ultra mode by default, or your manual Trade Presets).
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## Tokens & Safety

<Accordion title="How do I check if a token is safe to trade?">
  Terminal displays several safety indicators on each token page:

  * **Mint Authority** — can the developer create more tokens?
  * **Freeze Authority** — can the developer freeze token accounts?
  * **Top 10 Holders %** — how concentrated is the supply?
  * **Dev Holding %** — how much does the developer hold?
  * **DB / DS markers** — when did the developer buy or sell?
  * **Snipers Holding %** — how much is held by wallets that bought in the first transactions?
  * **Insiders Holding %** — how much is held by wallets that bought in the first block or received tokens from other insiders?
  * **Pro Traders %** — what percentage of supply is held by professional trading platform users?
  * **Dex Paid** — did the creator pay for a DEX listing?
  * **Bonding Curve %** — has the token migrated to a liquidity pool?

  These indicators are informational tools, not guarantees of safety. Always do your own research.

  See [Token Page](/user-docs/trade/terminal/token-page) and [Risks and Limitations](/user-docs/trade/terminal/risks-and-limitations) for more.
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<Accordion title="What does the bonding curve percentage mean?">
  Some tokens launch through a bonding curve mechanism. The percentage shown represents how much of the curve has been filled. Once it reaches 100%, the token typically migrates to a standard <Tooltip tip="Automated Market Maker — a protocol that uses liquidity pools and a mathematical formula to determine token prices, instead of a traditional order book.">AMM</Tooltip> liquidity pool.

  Before migration, liquidity is limited and price impact per trade can be significantly higher. See [Risks and Limitations](/user-docs/trade/terminal/risks-and-limitations) for details.
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<Accordion title="What are DB and DS markers on the chart?">
  **DB** (Dev Bought) and **DS** (Dev Sold) are markers on the token chart showing when the developer wallet bought or sold the token. The developer wallet is identified as the wallet that deployed the token contract.
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<Accordion title="What does the Organic Score mean?">
  The Organic Score estimates how much of a token's activity (holders, volume, liquidity) comes from genuine users rather than bots or wash trading. A higher score indicates more organic activity.

  It is calculated by [Jupiter VRFD](/user-docs/launch/vrfd). The Organic Score is a signal, not a guarantee — a high score does not mean a token is safe.
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<Accordion title="How is liquidity calculated on Terminal?">
  Liquidity is calculated by aggregating the quote side of trading pairs with a curated set of established tokens (e.g. SOL, USDC, USDT, and others). This list is maintained by Jupiter and may change over time.

  A token's own liquidity is only included if Jupiter considers it an established asset — typically tokens with high market cap and deep liquidity.
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<Accordion title="Can I trade tokenized stocks 24/7?">
  Most tokenized stocks on Terminal are tradeable 24/7. However, tokenized stocks issued by **Ondo** operate on a **24/5** schedule (closed on weekends) and may have additional trading pauses displayed in the UI.

  Ondo tokens use a <Tooltip tip="Request-for-Quote — a mechanism where liquidity is provided on demand rather than sitting in a standard pool.">RFQ</Tooltip> mechanism, which means liquidity may be significantly lower outside of traditional U.S. market hours. See [Discover](/user-docs/trade/terminal/token-discovery) for more.
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## Features & Tools

<Accordion title="How can I find my average entry and exit prices?">
  You can find your average entry and exit prices in two places:

  1. On any token page, open the **My Positions** tab to see your Bought / Avg and Sold / Avg for that token.
  2. Go to the [Positions page](/user-docs/trade/terminal/positions) to view all your positions across tokens with full PnL details.
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<Accordion title="What is the PnL Calendar?">
  The PnL Calendar is a monthly calendar view of your daily trading performance, displaying up to 2 months. It is accessible from the Positions page and from the trader modal on any token page (click on a trader's address in the tabs below the chart).

  It shows your daily and monthly PnL, your longest and current win streaks, and lets you export daily or monthly PnL cards as shareable images. See [Positions](/user-docs/trade/terminal/positions) for details.
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<Accordion title="How can I follow a wallet?">
  Go to the **Tracker** tab and enter a wallet address in the **Manage Wallets** sub-tab. You can also find wallets to track from any token page by clicking on a trader's address in the Transactions table.

  Once tracked, the wallet's trades appear in your **Live Trades** feed. You can configure sound alerts, chart markers, and feed visibility for each wallet.

  See [Tracker](/user-docs/trade/terminal/tracker) for full details.
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<Accordion title="Where can I find the latest token launches on Solana?">
  [AlphaScan](https://jup.ag/terminal/alphascan) provides a real-time feed organized in three columns: **New** (just launched), **Soon** (approaching bonding curve completion), and **Bonded** (recently migrated to a liquidity pool).

  You can filter by keyword, launchpad, and various trading metrics. See [AlphaScan](/user-docs/trade/terminal/alphascan) for full details.
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<Accordion title="What are Launchpad Runners?">
  Runners are tokens that meet all of the following criteria at the end of a 24-hour window from their launch:

  * Market Cap ≥ \$1,000,000
  * Liquidity ≥ \$100,000
  * Holders ≥ 1,000
  * Organic Score ≥ 75.0

  Runner status does not mean a token is safe or will maintain its performance. See [Launchpad Screener & Runners](/user-docs/trade/terminal/launchpad-screener-and-runners) for details.
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<Accordion title="How can I get my launchpad listed in the Launchpad Screener?">
  Jupiter currently supports launchpads built on **Meteora DBC** (Dynamic Bonding Curves) out of the box. If your launchpad uses Meteora DBC, contact the Jupiter team at [support.jup.ag](https://support.jup.ag) to request listing.

  Launchpads built on other technologies are not currently supported for integration. See [Launchpad Screener & Runners](/user-docs/trade/terminal/launchpad-screener-and-runners) for details.
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<Accordion title="How can I reclaim SOL locked in unused token accounts?">
  When you trade tokens on Solana, your wallet pays a small SOL deposit (rent) to keep each token account open. If you no longer hold a token, the account is empty but the rent stays locked.

  Rent Reclaim is available at three places on jup.ag: the homepage (if you have 10 or more reclaimable accounts), the wallet side drawer, and the My Positions toolbar on token pages. Click Reclaim to close the empty accounts and get the SOL back.

  If you dismissed the homepage notification, use the wallet side drawer or the My Positions toolbar instead. Note that Rent Reclaim is currently not compatible with Trust Wallet's in-app browser.

  See [What is Jupiter Terminal?](/user-docs/trade/terminal) for more details.
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