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Stake your SOL with Jupiter
Earn staking rewards with a top-performing Solana validator. Stake natively, or get JupSOL and use it across DeFi while it earns yield.
Total staked
30,807JupSOL holders
4.73–5.1%
Estimated APYHow JupSOL works
1. Stake your SOL
Deposit SOL and receive JupSOL, a liquid token representing your staked SOL.
2. Your JupSOL grows in value
Staking rewards accumulate in the token itself. Your balance stays the same while each JupSOL becomes worth more SOL.
3. Swap back any time
Swap JupSOL for SOL at any time, just like any other token. No lockups.
Native staking4.73%
JupSOL5.1%
Native staking APYJupSOL APY
JupSOL rewards include priority-fee sharing
Every epoch, our validator collects priority fees on the transaction volume it routes. A share goes to JupSOL holders, alongside the usual staking rewards.
Institutional stakingStaking 25,000 SOL or more?
Custom commission, a validator running under your own brand, and credit against the position without unwinding it. Custody stays exactly where it is.
Your staked SOL can keep working
Multiply your position, borrow against your stake, or supply JupSOL to liquidity pools.
Frequently asked
questions
What JupSOL is, how the yield works, and what the risks are.
Read the docs →Native staking earns Solana's inflation rewards and MEV. Jupiter's validator also collects priority fees on the transactions it processes, and those go to JupSOL holders.
Native staking keeps your SOL in a stake account. It earns inflation and MEV rewards. You must wait for the account to deactivate after the epoch ends before withdrawal. JupSOL earns inflation, MEV, and priority fees. You can trade it, lend it, or use it as collateral.
JupSOL stays liquid. You can swap it to SOL at any time at the market rate. Native stake requires deactivation after the epoch ends before withdrawal.
Yes. JupSOL runs on Sanctum's SPL stake pool program, audited nine times by Halborn, Kudelski, OtterSec, Neodyme and Quantstamp. It has held over $4B in staked SOL for more than two years with no exploits. Read the audit reports
JupSOL is a smart contract, and smart contracts can have bugs, which is what the audits look for. In a sharp sell-off JupSOL can trade slightly below what it's worth in SOL, though redeeming through the pool rather than selling avoids that. Your SOL is never in Jupiter's custody.
The validator takes 5% of inflation rewards. JupSOL adds a further 5% epoch fee, split evenly between Sanctum and the Jupiter DAO treasury. Neither applies to MEV or priority fees. There's no deposit fee, and redeeming through the pool costs 0.1%.
Solana's inflation rate steps down over time, and priority fees depend on how busy the network is, so the APY moves from one epoch to the next.
You can swap JupSOL to SOL instantly at the market rate. Conversion to native stake is also instant. For delayed unstake or native withdrawal, wait for the stake account to deactivate after the epoch ends.
Yes, through Jupiter Lend. Supply USDC or other stables and they earn lending yield. You can also borrow stables against your JupSOL and keep earning staking rewards on it.