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Jupiter1inch

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MetricJupiterDEX aggregator1inchDEX aggregator
Trading volume · 24h$350.58M$110.88M
Trading volume · 7d$2.72B$999.01M
Trading volume · 30d$14.90B$3.02B
Daily volume vs 1d ago+22.33%-17.86%
Daily volume vs 7d ago-26.70%+37.18%
Fees · 24h$66.88K—
Revenue · 24h$66.88K—
TVL—$3.52M
Reported chainsSolanaEthereumBNB ChainPolygonArbitrumOP MainnetAvalancheGnosisFantomZKsync EraBaseLineaSolanaUnichainSonicRobinhood ChainMonadCronosHyperliquid L1Arc
Gasless modesConditional
Scope, conditions & sources

Scope: Eligible Swap V2 orders, JupiterZ quotes or an integrator-funded payer.

Networks: Solana

Automatic sponsorship depends on SOL balance and trade size, and can reduce output through higher fees. Account rent and referral settings change who pays.

Conditional
Scope, conditions & sources

Scope: Fusion execution on supported EVM networks; not Classic mode.

Networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum

Initial approvals may need gas. Solana Fusion requires SOL to publish the intent. Resolver execution costs can be reflected in output.

Intent-based executionNot documented

No reviewed evidence recorded. This does not mean the feature is absent.

Conditional
Scope, conditions & sources

Scope: Fusion and Fusion+ use resolver-filled intents; Classic swaps are a separate mode.

Networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Solana

Fusion uses auction-based execution. Solana intents start on-chain, unlike the EVM signing flow.

Limit ordersAvailable
Scope, conditions & sources

Scope: Target-price limit orders in Jupiter Spot.

Networks: Solana

Order execution depends on the target price and available liquidity. Spot also documents recurring order tools.

Checked
Available
Scope, conditions & sources

Scope: Limit orders through the 1inch interface and Limit Order API.

Networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum

Makers specify a target price and expiry; a fill requires a willing taker and suitable market conditions. Listed networks are a reviewed subset.

Checked
RFQ liquidityConditional
Scope, conditions & sources

Scope: JupiterZ market-maker quotes through the Meta-Aggregator path.

Networks: Solana

RFQ competes with on-chain routers and is not returned by the Router-only path. Pair availability and market-maker participation vary.

Not documented

No reviewed evidence recorded. This does not mean the feature is absent.

Developer APIAvailable
Scope, conditions & sources

Scope: Swap API V2 offers managed orders and a custom transaction build path.

Networks: Solana

API keys are required. Metis V1 has been superseded; integrations should use the current product documentation.

Available
Scope, conditions & sources

Scope: Developer APIs for swap routes and signed intent orders.

Networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Solana

Use the product-specific API version and network support list. Access credentials and plan limits apply.

Cross-chain swapsNot documented

No reviewed evidence recorded. This does not mean the feature is absent.

Conditional
Scope, conditions & sources

Scope: Fusion+ and the Solana-EVM cross-chain swap flow.

Networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Solana

Availability depends on the source/destination assets and resolver route. A supported network does not guarantee every token pair.

MEV protectionNot documented

No reviewed evidence recorded. This does not mean the feature is absent.

Conditional
Scope, conditions & sources

Scope: Fusion-mode execution, including documented Solana MEV resistance.

Networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Solana

The claim is specific to Fusion execution and should not be applied to every Classic swap or interpreted as a security guarantee.

Service fee structureOn Jupiter Spot, Ultra commission ranges from 0% to 0.5% by token pair and volatility. Manual market swaps have no Jupiter commission. Network fees, priority fees, Jito tips or gas recovery can still affect the total. The native Mobile app has a separate fee schedule; check the quoted breakdown for the product you use.Costs depend on the trading mode. Classic/Pro swaps can include network gas and infrastructure fees; intent swaps usually shift these costs to the resolver, with exceptions for some routes. The API provider may retain positive swap surplus. Review the final quote rather than assuming a fixed fee or a free swap.
Examples of liquidity sources
  • Metis (aggregated AMM pools)
  • JupiterZ (RFQ market makers)
  • DFlow
  • Hashflow
  • OKX
  • Uniswap v2/v3/v4 (Monad examples)
  • PancakeSwap v3 (Monad)
  • Trader Joe v2.2 (Monad)
  • Balancer v3 (Monad)
  • Curve (Monad)
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