Wallet & money tutorial
Add funds: card, bridge or exchange
jup.ag/deposit brings money into your Solana wallet three ways: buy with a card, bridge from another network, or send from an exchange. Jupiter adds no fee to any of them.[1]
- Best for
- Getting your first SOL or USDC onto Solana.
- You'll need
- A Solana wallet, such as Jupiter Wallet, Jupiter Mobile, Phantom or Solflare
- A card, funds on another network, or an exchange account
- Cost
- No Jupiter fee; providers, bridges and exchanges charge their own
Worked example · illustrative numbers
Three roads into one wallet
CardApple Pay, Google Pay, cards…via Onramper's providers
Bridge & swapEthereum, Base, Arbitrum +7GUM or deBridge routes
ExchangeWithdraw on Solanathe exchange sets its fee
Arrives inYour Solana walletJupiter fee: $0
Step by step
Open Deposit
Go to jup.ag/deposit and connect your wallet.
Pick a method
Buy with a card, Bridge & swap from another network, or Send from an exchange.
Follow the method
Card: choose an amount and provider. Bridge: compare routes. Exchange: copy your address and pick the Solana network.
Confirm arrival
Funds land in your wallet; bridges and exchanges can take a few minutes.
Good to know
- Jupiter adds no fee; the card provider, bridge route or exchange sets its own.[1][2]
- Pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Revolut Pay, PayPal or Skrill, or by bank transfer such as SEPA, depending on your region. The payment provider may ask to verify your identity.[2]
- Bridge & swap covers 11 networks including Solana, such as Ethereum, Base and Arbitrum, and delivers native tokens, not wrapped ones.[3]
- From an exchange, always select the Solana network; the exchange sets its own withdrawal fee.[4]
Sources
- Deposit Overview ↗docs.jup.ag/user-docs/onramp/deposit
- Buy with a card ↗docs.jup.ag/user-docs/onramp/deposit/buy-crypto
- Bridge & Swap ↗docs.jup.ag/user-docs/onramp/deposit/bridges
- Send from an exchange ↗docs.jup.ag/user-docs/onramp/deposit/send-from-exchange
Checked against Jupiter's documentation on 27 Sep 2026. Products change; the linked pages are the source of truth.