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Swap & Token Terminal

Swap

Swaps are routed through Jupiter, the largest liquidity aggregator on Solana — every trade is split across the venues offering the best combined price at that moment. You approve each swap in your own wallet; tokens never pass through a Zipmex account.

Three modes on the Swap page:

  • Instant — a straight market swap at the best routed price. The quote shows price impact, minimum received, and slippage before you sign.
  • Limit — set your price; the order executes on-chain when the market reaches it. No need to keep the page open.
  • DCA — split a purchase into automatic recurring buys over a schedule you choose.

Slippage

Volatile tokens move between quote and execution. The slippage setting caps how much worse than the quote you are willing to accept — if the market moves beyond it, the transaction fails rather than filling at a bad price. Failed transactions cost only the network fee.

Terminal

The Terminal is the research surface for Solana tokens:

  • Trending / Recent / Organic / Watchlist tabs — different cuts of what is actually trading right now. Organic filters for volume that comes from real buyers rather than bots.
  • Token pages — live candlestick charts, holder analytics, market cap, liquidity, and recent trades for any token, searchable by name or mint address.
  • Watchlist — star tokens to build your own list. It is stored in your browser, so it stays on the device where you created it.
  • Safety signals — token pages surface audit basics: whether mint authority is disabled, whether the token can be frozen, and how concentrated the top holders are. Check these before buying small-cap tokens. A token whose supply can still be minted, or whose top wallets hold most of the float, carries structural risk no chart can show.

Tokenized stocks (xStocks)

Tokenized equities such as NVDAx, TSLAx, and AAPLx trade on Solana and are searchable in the Terminal. Beware of impostors: copies with identical names exist. The genuine assets are verified in our listings; when in doubt, check the holder count — the real NVDAx has tens of thousands of holders, a fake typically has a handful.

Token prices on decentralized markets can be extremely volatile, and small-cap tokens can lose most of their value quickly or become illiquid. Always verify what you are buying.