Solana-based decentralized exchange aggregator Jupiter has launched Mobile V3, which it calls as the first fully native professional trading terminal for mobile devices. The update removes the need for browser-based decentralized applications and enables users to trade directly within a dedicated app designed for performance and lower transaction costs.
Jupiter introduces a redesigned mobile trading experience
According to the official announcement posted on X, Jupiter said the goal of the new release was to “turn your phone into a full-blown pro trading workstation – at 10x lower the cost compared to other mobile apps.” The release is a big change from interfaces that depend on browsers to a native mobile terminal that is optimized for speed and control.
To kick off the new year with a bang, we are announcing Jupiter Mobile V3: the first fully native pro trading mobile terminal.
— Jupiter (🐱, 🐐) (@JupiterExchange) January 1, 2026
In V3, we have completely revamped the discovery, token analysis, and trading UX to turn your phone into a full-blown pro trading workstation – at 10x… pic.twitter.com/INsN7lD1jF
Mobile V3 integrates token discovery, analytics, and trading without the need for third-party browser extensions or dApp navigation. The platform said this setup allows users to swap assets, analyze data, and monitor positions seamlessly through one environment. The interface redesign aims to accommodate both beginners and professional traders handling complex strategies.
Jupiter wrote,
“No more awkward dapp browsing, no more avoiding the in-app swaps to avoid the high fees – everything you need from casual weekend swapping to intense trenching is right here.”
The company emphasized that Mobile V3 brings decentralized trading directly to users’ devices with minimal latency and lower operational costs.
Cost efficiency and performance remain central
Jupiter said the new mobile terminal operates at a fraction of the cost of existing competitors. Internal benchmarks reportedly show that transaction fees on Mobile V3 are up to ten times lower compared to other mobile trading apps. The company positions this as a key differentiator, especially for frequent traders who need fast execution and low overhead.
The mobile release uses Jupiter’s Ultra V3 trading engine, which is built to support Iris Router for competitive routing, ShadowLane for higher privacy, and Predictive Execution to simulate routes and anticipate slippage before confirming transfers. These modules aim to enhance transaction reliability and protect against MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) exposure.
According to Jupiter’s internal data, the new system improves MEV protection by up to 34 times relative to earlier versions. Gasless swaps are also available on selected token pairs, including memecoin-to-memecoin trades, with a minimum trade size of $10.
Designed for different trading profiles
The company said Mobile V3 supports trading activity ranging from light weekend swaps to high-intensity execution patterns. User feedback from earlier versions influenced the design of the latest release, which includes upgraded sidebar navigation, detailed token pages, and improved portfolio monitoring.
Jupiter aims to position the app as a one-stop solution for the growing number of mobile-first DeFi participants. Recent industry surveys estimate that more than 60 percent of crypto traders use smartphones to access markets. The company said it sees this trend as validation for focusing on mobile-native trading tools that integrate execution, analytics, and discovery.
Jupiter expands toward a DeFi superapp vision
Mobile V3 extends Jupiter’s broader strategy to become a vertically integrated decentralized finance platform. The update follows the Mobile V2 rollout in September 2025, which added profit‑and‑loss tracking and multi‑tab support.
Jupiter also operates several additional products on Solana, including liquidity aggregation for swaps, lending services, perpetual markets, and stablecoin products. It claims over 93 percent market share of Solana’s DEX aggregation activity and processes most of the network’s weekly trading volume.
According to data from DeFiLlama, total value locked across Jupiter’s ecosystem remains above $2.5 billion, while annualized volumes exceed $500 million. The network’s performance and integration strength reflect Jupiter’s expansion beyond aggregation into liquidity infrastructure.
Rollout and community updates
Jupiter confirmed that it will reveal individual Mobile V3 features gradually over a 21‑day rollout period through its official accounts and community channels. The phased schedule will include walkthroughs, tutorials, and explanations of the terminal’s major tools.
The company said this strategy would help existing and new users adapt to the upgraded system while providing feedback on functionality and design. Feature highlights are expected to cover real‑time transaction routing, slippage simulation, and user interface performance metrics.
Outlook for mobile‑native DeFi
With Mobile V3, Jupiter has entered the competitive landscape of mobile‑focused decentralized trading apps. The combination of native execution, gasless options, and lower fees is anticipated to appeal to both retail and professional traders seeking efficiency on Solana.
The company’s commitment to a native environment suggests a broader industry turn toward autonomous mobile platforms in decentralized finance. Jupiter has stated that its long‑term goal is to make decentralized trading “as smooth and cost‑effective as the best centralized platforms without leaving the blockchain.”
Tanya Petrusenko
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