Jupiter just rolled out a major update to its mobile app, and it’s a big step toward making serious on-chain trading fully mobile. The new release, called Jupiter Mobile V3, went live on January 1 and is being described as the first truly native pro trading terminal built for smartphones.
The biggest change? You no longer need to use browser-based dApps. Everything now runs directly inside the app.
A Real Trading Terminal—Not Just a Wallet App
With Mobile V3, Jupiter is trying to turn your phone into a full trading workstation. The app comes with a refreshed trading layout, better token discovery, deeper analytics, and smoother execution.
Unlike older mobile DeFi apps that rely on clunky embedded browsers, V3 lets users swap and trade natively, which Jupiter says reduces friction, speeds things up, and cuts fees dramatically. In some cases, swaps are priced up to 10 times cheaper than other mobile trading apps.
The update supports everything from simple swaps to more active, high-frequency trading, while fixing common mobile pain points like slow navigation and high in-app costs.
Jupiter says it will roll out detailed feature breakdowns over the next few weeks, showing how the new terminal performs in real trading conditions.
Part of Jupiter’s Bigger Plan
Mobile V3 isn’t a one-off update—it’s part of Jupiter’s push to become a full DeFi superapp on Solana.
The app builds on Mobile V2, released in September, which added profit-and-loss tracking and multi-tab support. Since then, Jupiter has expanded far beyond being just a DEX aggregator.
Over the past year, the platform has launched lending, perpetual trading, and stablecoin products, along with Ultra V3, a high-speed routing engine designed to reduce slippage and MEV exposure. Jupiter has also strengthened its team and made acquisitions like RainFi.
Today, Jupiter controls more than 93% of Solana’s DEX aggregation, handles most of the network’s weekly trading volume, and powers other major platforms through API integrations.
Even with the broader market cooling off, Jupiter has managed to keep total value locked above $2.5 billion, with annualized revenue around $500 million, according to DeFi data.
The message from Jupiter is clear: mobile trading isn’t an add-on anymore—it’s the main event.
