What is Jupiter?
Jupiter is a decentralized exchange (DEX) built on the Solana blockchain. It provides users with the ability to trade various Solana-based tokens in a decentralized manner.
What do I need to use Jupiter DEX with nuxBot?
To use Jupiter DEX with nuxBot, you’ll need access to the Jupiter DEX integration, available in nuxBot PRO, and a Solana wallet. We recommend using Phantom as your Solana wallet, although other wallets should also work.
Adding Jupiter DEX
To use Jupiter DEX with nuxBot, you’ll need to add it through the exchange settings, similar to adding any other exchange. However, Jupiter DEX does not require an regular API key or API secret.
- API key: Provide your public Solana address as the API key, which allows others to send Solana or other currencies to you.
- API secret: Provide your Solana private key as the API secret. Your Solana private key is a long string of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and numbers.
- API password: Leave the API password field empty.
- Fees: Specify a maximum slippage for fees, as Jupiter DEX does not charge fees apart from Solana transaction fees. For example, if the API fees value is set to “1”, then 0.5% slippage will be taken for both buy and sell orders. We recommend setting the fees to at least “1” or higher to ensure orders go through.
Adding a Pair
When adding a pair in nuxBot, all possible pair combinations are displayed, but not all can be used. You must ensure that the pair is also available on GeckoTerminal and is on the Solana blockchain.
For example, if you want to trade JUP/USDC, search for “JUP” on GeckoTerminal. You should see several pairs displayed. If JUP/USDC is available on GeckoTerminal, you can use this pair.
It’s important to note that on GeckoTerminal, it should display as “JUP/USDC” and not “USDC/JUP”.
Why do I see “Failed app interaction”?
Failed app interactions may occur when fees are set too low, causing orders to fail during too volatile periods. Increasing your fees can reduce the occurrence of failed app interactions. It’s important to note that these interaction errors are not necessarily detrimental as long as transactions go through. It’s virtually impossible to completely avoid these errors.
