Jupiter rolls out Mobile V3 with native pro trading tools and no need for browser

Jupiter has pushed a major update to its mobile app as it looks to make advanced on-chain trading fully native on smartphones.

Jupiter officially launched Mobile V3 on Jan. 1, describing it as the first fully native pro trading terminal designed specifically for mobile devices.

The new release removes the need for browser-based dApps while targeting both casual users and active traders. 

A native trading terminal built for mobile

In an effort to transform phones into independent trading workstations, the update includes a revised trading interface, deeper token analysis tools, and a redesigned discovery flow.

Unlike previous mobile decentralized finance experiences, V3 enables users to trade directly in the app without using embedded dApps or an external browser. Jupiter (JUP) says this approach reduces friction, improves execution, and lowers costs, with swaps priced up to 10x lower than those of competing mobile trading apps.

The upgrade supports a wide range of activity, from simple token swaps to high-frequency “trenching,” while removing common pain points such as slow navigation and elevated in-app fees.

Jupiter plans to roll out detailed feature breakdowns over the next three weeks to showcase how the new terminal works in live trading conditions.

Part of a broader push to become a DeFi superapp

Mobile V3 builds on Jupiter’s aggressive product expansion throughout 2025. The app follows September’s Mobile V2 release, 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.

Beyond mobile, Jupiter has expanded well beyond its roots as a Solana DEX aggregator. Recent releases include new lending, perpetual, and stablecoin products as well as Ultra V3, a high-speed routing engine intended to lower slippage and MEV exposure. 

Late last year, the platform also improved its standing by hiring new executives and making acquisitions like RainFi. Jupiter currently controls over 93% of Solana DEX aggregation, processes the majority of weekly trading volume on the network, and has seen its infrastructure adopted by major platforms through API integrations.

Despite a wider market slowdown, total value locked has managed to stay above $2.5 billion, and annualized hit $500 million, as per DeFiLlama data.