Why can't I withdraw from Jupiter?
In Jupiter Mobile you hold the keys; Send lets you transfer to any Solana address, to your Spend account, or by Magic Link. Jupiter documents 3 reasons a withdrawal can be delayed or held, listed below.
Checked 2026-10-17 · 3 sources- Fee: Jupiter charges no protocol fee on sends; standard Solana network fees apply.
- Minimum: Send to Spend: $3 minimum, measured after conversion to USDC.
- Transactions on Solana are irreversible.
- Tokens other than USDC or USDT sent directly to the Spend deposit address are lost and cannot be recovered.
- Unclaimed Magic Links expire after 7 days and the tokens return to the sender.
- Keep a little of the chain's native coin (SOL, ETH, BNB) in the wallet. Without it you cannot pay the network fee to send anything.
- If one token will not send or sell while others do, the token itself may block it: a freeze authority, a honeypot contract or no liquidity.
- Anyone offering to "recover" funds for a fee, or asking for your login or seed phrase, is running a scam.
Why can't I sell my token? → · What is freeze authority? → · What is a honeypot token? → · Is Jupiter legit? →
Sources: Jupiter Mobile funding and sending · Jupiter docs: Spot fees (Ultra, Manual, limit, DCA, gasless) · Jupiter docs: Jupiter Mobile fees. The venue's own page wins if it disagrees with ours.
Jupiter
DEX aggregator · 0.2% round trip. Jupiter is a Solana DEX aggregator that routes swaps across on-chain liquidity, with Ultra (default) and Manual swap modes, limit and DCA orders, perpetuals and a mobile app. It is operated by Block Raccoon S.A. and its terms exclude US-resident wallets.
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