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Make a swap
Solana mainnet
Exchange tokens using your wallet. Check the minimum and fees before approving.
- 1Choose tokens
- 2Review details
- 3Approve in wallet
| Limit | When to consider it |
|---|---|
| Default | Fixed 0.5% starting limit A starting limit of 0.5%. It stays fixed until you change it. Choose a level, or select Custom to enter your own percentage from 0 to 50. |
| 0.1% | Stablecoin to stablecoin For pairs such as USDC to USDT. A tight limit leaves little room for price changes. |
| 0.5% | SOL to USDC A starting point for a liquid pair, where there are plenty of tokens available to trade. |
| 1% | Two major tokens For liquid pairs such as SOL to wrapped BTC. Allows more movement than a stablecoin pair. |
| 3-5% | Volatile or hard-to-trade tokens Sometimes used for meme tokens or low liquidity. More room to execute also means accepting a worse result. |
A limit, not a fee. At 5%, a quote of 100 USDC has a minimum of 95 USDC. It allows up to 5% less; 5% is not automatically deducted.
Price impact is separate. It is the effect of your trade on the price, already reflected in the quote.
These limits do not guarantee success. A higher limit cannot fix every failure. Check the minimum received before approving.
Pair examples follow Raydium's slippage guide (opens in a new tab). Learn more in Jupiter's slippage documentation (opens in a new tab).
Does connecting my wallet give access to my funds?
Connecting normally shares your public wallet address so an app can show your balances. Moving tokens is a separate request that you approve in your wallet. Always read each request.
Where do my tokens go after a swap?
In a completed swap, the token you pay leaves your wallet and the token you receive arrives in the same wallet. You do not need to send money to a separate deposit address.
Can I cancel if I change my mind?
You can close the review or reject the request in your wallet before submitting. Once a transaction is submitted, cancellation is not guaranteed. A confirmed swap cannot simply be undone.
Why do I need a little SOL for fees?
Solana uses SOL to pay for processing transactions, even when you exchange other tokens. Keep some SOL available. The network can also charge a fee for a transaction that fails.
