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Jupiter Terminal uses Jupiter Ultra as its default execution engine. Fees depend on the type of trade and the execution mode selected.

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Standard swap fees

When trading through Jupiter Ultra, fees range from 0% to 0.5% of the trade amount. The exact fee depends on the volatility of the token pair being traded. Generally, more stable pairs (e.g. stablecoin to stablecoin) tend toward the lower end of the range, while more volatile pairs (e.g. newly launched tokens) tend toward the higher end.
Fees are applied per trade and are included in the quote shown before you confirm the swap.

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Gasless trading fees

Gasless trading is activated when your wallet does not have enough SOL to cover transaction fees (signature fees, priority fees, and rent). In this case, a relayer submits the transaction on your behalf and covers the SOL cost. The gasless fee is calculated based on the USD value of the SOL the relayer pays on your behalf, converted into an equivalent amount in the token you are trading. Key details:
  • The gasless surcharge can bring total fees up to 10% maximum
  • The gasless fee is a fixed cost, not proportional to trade size. This means the percentage impact is smaller on larger trades and larger on smaller trades.
  • There is a minimum trade size for gasless swaps. If the trade amount is too small, the gasless fee would exceed the 10% threshold and the transaction will not be eligible.
  • Gasless fees are separate from the standard swap fee described above. When gasless is activated, both fees apply.
Gasless trading is designed primarily for onboarding situations, for example when you create a new wallet and transfer USDC but don’t yet hold SOL. For the best execution, using SOL for gas is recommended when possible.

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Trade Presets: Ultra mode vs manual mode

Terminal offers two execution modes:
SettingUltra mode (default)Manual mode (Trade Presets)
SlippageAutomatically optimizedSet by user
Priority feeAutomatically optimizedSet by user
TipAutomatically optimizedSet by user
MEV protectionEnabled by defaultDepends on configuration
Priority fee — An additional fee (in SOL) paid to Solana validators. Higher priority fees increase the likelihood that your transaction is included in the next block, which matters during periods of network congestion.Tip — An optional incentive (in SOL) paid to the transaction executor (a searcher or relayer) to prioritize your transaction’s execution. Tips are separate from priority fees and are used to compete for faster inclusion when multiple transactions target similar opportunities.In Ultra mode, both values are set automatically based on current network conditions. In manual mode, you control them directly.
Setting slippage tolerance too high in manual mode can result in unfavorable execution prices. Setting it too low can cause transactions to fail. If you are unsure, use Ultra mode — it adjusts these parameters automatically.

Risks and Limitations

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