Jupiter launched Mobile V3 on Jan. 1, positioning the app as the first fully native pro trading terminal built specifically for smartphones. The upgrade removes the need for browser-based dApps and aims to make advanced on-chain trading feel as native and responsive as any desktop terminal.
Why it matters
- Mobile V3 runs entirely inside the app, eliminating embedded dApps or external browser flows that have long slowed mobile DeFi. Jupiter says this reduces friction, improves execution and cuts costs — with swaps reportedly priced up to 10x cheaper than competing mobile trading apps.
- By turning phones into independent trading workstations, Jupiter targets both casual token swappers and active traders who need faster, more reliable execution on the go.
Key features
- Redesigned trading interface and discovery flow that prioritize speed and usability on small screens.
- Deeper token analytics to support informed decision-making without leaving the app.
- Support for a range of activity from basic swaps to high-frequency order slicing (referred to as “trenching”), intended for power users and algorithmic traders.
- Lower in-app fees and faster navigation to remove common pain points in mobile DeFi.
Rollout and transparency
Jupiter plans to publish detailed breakdowns of Mobile V3 features over the next three weeks to demonstrate how the terminal performs in live trading conditions.
Context in Jupiter’s roadmap
Mobile V3 builds on a busy product cadence: Mobile V2 arrived in September with profit-and-loss tracking and multi-tab support, and Jupiter has increasingly focused on consolidating trading, analytics and execution into one interface. Outside mobile, the platform has expanded beyond its Solana DEX-aggregator roots with new lending, perpetual and stablecoin offerings and Ultra V3 — a high-speed routing engine aimed at reducing slippage and MEV exposure.
Market position and traction
Jupiter has strengthened its institutional footprint through hires and acquisitions (including RainFi) and reports wide adoption of its infrastructure via API integrations. On Solana, the platform claims over 93% share of DEX aggregation and handles the bulk of weekly network trading volume. Despite broader market headwinds, DeFiLlama data shows Jupiter’s total value locked remaining above $2.5 billion and annualized volume hitting roughly $500 million.
Bottom line
Mobile V3 is Jupiter’s push to make professional-grade, low-friction on-chain trading truly mobile-native. If the promised cost and execution improvements hold up in live conditions, the release could shift more active trading onto phones and deepen Jupiter’s role as Solana’s dominant aggregation and execution layer.
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