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Jupiter Send lets you send tokens on Solana to anyone. You can send directly to a wallet address, or generate a Magic Link that anyone can use to claim tokens, even if they don’t have a wallet yet. Jupiter Send is available at jup.ag/send.

Send Methods

Jupiter Send supports two ways to send tokens:

Magic Link

Generate a shareable link or QR code. The recipient claims the tokens by opening the link. No wallet required on their end at the time of sending.

Address

Send tokens directly to a recipient’s Solana wallet address. The recipient must already have a wallet.

Receiving Tokens

To receive tokens through Jupiter Send:
1

Open the Receive tab

Go to jup.ag/send and select the Receive tab.
2

Share your details

You’ll see a QR code and your wallet address. Share either with the sender.
Jupiter Send only works on the Solana blockchain. Tokens sent from other blockchains (Ethereum, Arbitrum, etc.) to a Solana address cannot be recovered.

Gasless Send

Gasless Send allows you to send tokens even if you have no SOL in your wallet to pay for transaction fees. Instead of paying gas in SOL, a small portion of the tokens you’re sending is swapped to cover the Solana transaction fee. This means the recipient receives slightly less than the amount you enter.
Gasless Send is available for all tokens on the Jupiter Verified Token List. Unverified tokens are not eligible.

Fees

Jupiter does not charge any protocol fee for using Jupiter Send. The only cost is the standard Solana network transaction fee (typically fractions of a cent), paid in SOL. If you use Gasless Send, this fee is covered by swapping a small portion of the tokens you’re sending instead.

Risks and Limitations

Jupiter Send operates exclusively on Solana. Sending tokens from another blockchain to a Solana address will result in permanent loss of funds.
To hold a specific token on Solana, a wallet needs an Associated Token Account (ATA) for that token. An ATA is a dedicated account tied to your wallet for one specific token type.If the recipient’s wallet doesn’t have an ATA for the token being sent, one must be created, which costs a small amount of SOL (called rent).
Standard Solana transaction size limits apply.