Jupiter unveiled Mobile V3 on Jan. 1, pitching the update as the first fully native professional trading terminal built specifically for smartphones. The upgrade removes the need to use browser-based dApps and aims to make advanced on-chain trading feel like a true mobile trading workstation for both casual users and active traders.
What’s new
- Native trading: Users can execute swaps and trades directly inside the app—no embedded dApps or external browser windows required. Jupiter says this cuts friction, improves execution and can lower swap costs by as much as 10x compared with competing mobile trading apps.
- Pro-grade UX: V3 introduces a redesigned trading interface, a revamped discovery flow, and deeper token analysis tools intended to support everything from simple swaps to high-frequency strategies like “trenching.”
- Performance and fees: The company emphasizes faster navigation and reduced in-app fees, and it plans a series of detailed feature breakdowns over the next three weeks to demonstrate the terminal in live trading conditions.
Product roadmap and context
Mobile V3 builds on Jupiter’s broader product push throughout 2025. The release follows September’s Mobile V2, which added profit-and-loss tracking and multi-tab support, and reflects Jupiter’s longer-term goal of consolidating trading, analytics and execution into a single interface on mobile.
Beyond mobile
Jupiter has expanded well beyond its origins as a Solana DEX aggregator. Recent initiatives include new lending, perpetual and stablecoin products, plus Ultra V3—a high-speed routing engine designed to reduce slippage and MEV exposure. The platform also strengthened its team and expanded via acquisitions such as RainFi late last year.
Market footprint
Jupiter currently claims over 93% market share in Solana DEX aggregation and processes the majority of the network’s weekly trading volume. Its routing and execution infrastructure are being consumed by other platforms through API integrations. Despite a broader market slowdown, total value locked on Jupiter has remained above $2.5 billion, with annualized activity hitting roughly $500 million, according to DeFiLlama.
Bottom line
Mobile V3 is a clear step in Jupiter’s strategy to make mobile the primary experience for advanced on-chain traders by combining execution, data and discovery inside a single native app. The coming weeks’ feature demos will be the first opportunity to see whether the app’s claims—especially around cost and execution—hold up under live market conditions.
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