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Jupiter MCP Server

MCP Server

Execute Solana token swaps via Jupiter Ultra API

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A Node.js MCP server that fetches and executes Solana token swap orders using Jupiter’s Ultra API, handling routing, RFQ, slippage, and transaction signing.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Jupiter MCP Server Overview

The Jupiter MCP Server bridges the gap between AI assistants and the Solana blockchain by providing a lightweight, protocol‑compliant interface to Jupiter’s Ultra API. This server enables developers to embed real‑time token swap capabilities directly into conversational agents, allowing users to request and execute trades without leaving the chat environment. By exposing two core tools— and —the server abstracts away the intricacies of Solana transaction construction, fee management, and routing logic, making it straightforward for an AI to orchestrate swaps on behalf of a user.

What Problem Does It Solve?

Token swapping on Solana traditionally requires developers to interact with multiple DEX aggregators, manage wallet signing, and handle network nuances such as slippage and priority fees. For an AI assistant to offer seamless financial interactions, it must be able to generate optimal trade routes, secure user approval, and confirm execution—all within a single conversational turn. The Jupiter MCP Server consolidates these steps into a single, well‑defined protocol surface: the assistant can fetch a quote and then execute it with confidence that the underlying transaction will be signed, routed, and confirmed by Jupiter’s infrastructure.

Core Functionality & Value

  • Unified Quote Retrieval: pulls the best price by combining DEX routing and RFQ data, ensuring users receive competitive rates without manual comparison.
  • Secure Execution: delegates the signing and broadcasting of transactions to Jupiter, leveraging the user’s private key securely stored on the server. This removes the need for client‑side wallet integration.
  • Slippage & Fee Handling: The server automatically incorporates user‑specified slippage tolerance and priority fee parameters, guaranteeing that trades execute within acceptable bounds or fail gracefully.
  • Rich Metadata: Responses include transaction identifiers, slot numbers, and detailed swap events, allowing downstream systems to audit or display trade outcomes transparently.

Use Cases & Real‑World Scenarios

  • DeFi Bots: An AI bot can monitor price movements and automatically execute arbitrage opportunities across Solana DEXes, using the MCP server to place trades instantly.
  • Cross‑Chain Bridges: Agents can facilitate bridging tokens by first swapping to a bridge‑compatible token, then initiating the cross‑chain transfer—all through conversational commands.
  • Portfolio Management: Users can ask an assistant to rebalance holdings (e.g., “Swap 0.5 SOL for USDC”) and receive confirmation of the trade, with real‑time execution status.
  • Educational Platforms: Interactive tutorials can demonstrate how swaps work by having the AI perform live trades in a sandbox environment, leveraging the MCP server for instant feedback.

Integration with AI Workflows

The server fits naturally into an MCP‑enabled workflow: a conversational agent issues a natural language prompt, the tool selector maps it to either or , and the assistant formats the tool’s JSON response back to the user. Because the server adheres strictly to MCP specifications, it can be swapped out for alternative swap providers or extended with additional tools (e.g., price monitoring) without changing the client logic. Developers can also compose multi‑step chains—fetch a quote, confirm with the user, then execute—using the same toolset.

Unique Advantages

  • Ultra API Leverage: By using Jupiter’s Ultra API, the server benefits from the latest routing algorithms and RFQ capabilities that outpace many competitors.
  • Zero Client‑Side Complexity: All wallet management and transaction signing are handled server‑side, eliminating the need for client applications to expose private keys or manage Solana RPC endpoints.
  • Extensibility: The modular design allows for quick addition of new tools (e.g., liquidity provision, staking) while maintaining a consistent MCP interface.

In summary, the Jupiter MCP Server empowers AI assistants to perform sophisticated Solana token swaps with minimal friction, providing developers with a powerful, protocol‑compliant gateway to real‑world blockchain interactions.