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How to Get Your Solana Token Listed on Jupiter

Jupiter automatically indexes tokens once they have on-chain liquidity — but there's a difference between being indexed (swappable but with a warning banner) and being fully listed in strict mode (logo visible, no warnings, appears in search). Here's exactly what each requires.

May 15, 2026 6 min read Solana Token Creator

The Short Version

Jupiter automatically picks up any token with an active Raydium or Orca liquidity pool — usually within 15 minutes to 2 hours. For your token to show with its logo and no warning, you need complete Metaplex metadata (name, symbol, valid IPFS logo). For Jupiter's strict mode (full listing without the warning banner), you need to meet their liquidity and community requirements and submit a request.

How Jupiter Discovers Tokens

Jupiter is an aggregator, not a traditional exchange. It doesn't have a manual listing process for basic swap access — it indexes liquidity from DEXs it supports (Raydium, Orca, Meteora, and others) automatically. Create a liquidity pool on one of those DEXs and Jupiter will find your token.

What Jupiter does control is how your token appears after indexing. There are essentially three tiers:

Indexed (default)

Token is swappable on Jupiter but shows a yellow warning banner. Users must manually confirm they understand the risks. No logo displayed if metadata is missing or uncached. This is automatic — no action needed beyond creating a liquidity pool.

Metadata Visible

Your logo and name display correctly. Still has the warning banner. Requires complete Metaplex on-chain metadata with a valid IPFS logo URI. If you created your token with Solana Token Creator, this is handled automatically during creation.

Strict Mode

No warning banner. Token appears in Jupiter's search by default. Requires meeting Jupiter's liquidity and community criteria and submitting a listing request. This is the hard one — requires an established project, real trading volume, and community verification.

Step 1: Getting Your Token Indexed (Automatic)

The only thing you need for basic Jupiter swap access is an active liquidity pool. Jupiter monitors Raydium, Orca, and other supported DEXs and indexes new pools continuously. There's nothing to submit or apply for.

Typical indexing time: 15 minutes to 2 hours after pool creation. If your token still doesn't appear after 6 hours, check:

  • Is the liquidity pool actually open (not set to open in the future)?
  • Does the pool have liquidity on both sides?
  • Is it on a DEX Jupiter supports?
  • Try searching Jupiter by your full mint address, not just the token name

Step 2: Getting Your Logo and Name to Display

Jupiter pulls token metadata from the Metaplex Token Metadata standard on Solana. If your token has complete on-chain metadata with a valid logo URI, Jupiter will display it correctly. If not, your token appears with a generic icon and "Unknown Token" label — which immediately signals risk to potential buyers.

Here's what your metadata needs:

Token name
The name that appears in wallets and explorers. Set during token creation.
Symbol
2–10 character ticker. Set during creation, hard to change after update authority is revoked.
Logo URI
Must be a valid IPFS URI (not a regular HTTP URL). Our creator uploads to IPFS automatically and stores the hash on-chain.
Decimals
Already set on-chain — no action needed.
Description (optional but recommended)
Short description stored in metadata JSON, appears on Solscan and some wallet UIs.

If you used Solana Token Creator with a logo, all of this was handled automatically during creation. Check your token on Solscan to verify the metadata is present and the logo URI resolves correctly.

Step 3: Getting Into Jupiter's Strict Mode

Strict mode is Jupiter's curated token list. Tokens in strict mode appear without warning banners and show up by name in Jupiter's default search. It's the difference between "token exists" and "token is trusted enough for users to find easily."

Getting into strict mode is genuinely hard for new tokens. Jupiter's criteria as of 2026:

Minimum liquidity: Jupiter typically requires a meaningful liquidity threshold — the exact number isn't published, but tokens with only $200 in liquidity won't qualify. Aim for at least $5,000–$10,000 in locked liquidity.
Community validation: Jupiter considers community signals — active social channels, a real user base, no signs of rug-pull activity. A token that was created yesterday with no community won't pass.
Verified metadata: Complete on-chain metadata with a working logo, verified on Solscan, no misleading information.
Submission: Submit a request through Jupiter's official channels (their GitHub or token list repository). The review is manual and can take days to weeks.
Realistic expectation: Most new tokens will not get into strict mode immediately. Focus on building the project first — trading volume, community, liquidity depth. Strict mode follows from a real project, not the other way around.

Why Isn't My Token Showing on Jupiter?

No liquidity pool exists yet

Jupiter can only index tokens with active DEX liquidity. If you haven't created a Raydium or Orca pool, your token isn't swappable yet.

Pool was created too recently

Indexing takes 15 minutes to 2 hours. Give it time before assuming something is wrong.

Searching by name but metadata is missing

Without metadata, Jupiter can't display your token by name. Try searching by the full mint address instead — if it appears that way, the metadata is the issue.

The pool has no liquidity on one side

A pool with $0 on one side isn't functional. Both the token side and the SOL/USDC side must have actual liquidity deposited.

The pool is set to open in the future

If you set a start time when creating the Raydium pool, trading is disabled until that time.

FAQ

How do I get my token listed on Jupiter?
Create a liquidity pool on Raydium, Orca, or another Jupiter-supported DEX. Jupiter indexes it automatically within 1–2 hours. For full strict mode listing (no warning banner, appears in default search), you need to meet Jupiter's criteria and submit a request separately.
How long does it take to appear on Jupiter?
Basic swap access: 15 minutes to 2 hours after pool creation. Logo and metadata displayed: as soon as Jupiter caches it (usually the same day). Strict mode: days to weeks after submitting a request, if approved.
What is Jupiter strict mode?
Jupiter's curated list of verified tokens. Strict mode tokens have no warning banner, appear in default search, and have undergone community review. Getting strict mode requires sufficient liquidity, an active community, verified metadata, and manual approval from Jupiter.
Why is my token showing without a logo on Jupiter?
Your token's on-chain metadata may be missing or the logo URI may not resolve. Check your token on Solscan and verify that the metadata is present and the image URL is accessible. If you created your token without uploading a logo, you'll need to update the metadata (requires update authority to still be active).
Do I need to pay to get listed on Jupiter?
No. Jupiter does not charge for basic indexing or strict mode listing. Be wary of anyone claiming to charge fees for Jupiter listing — this is not an official process.

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