Jupiter expands Solana DeFi footprint as lending deposits reach $2.41 billion

  • Jupiter Lend reached a record $2.41 billion in deposits on September 22, 2026, up about 27% from August.
  • Jupiter recorded $15.5 billion in 30-day Solana aggregator volume in September, ahead of DFlow and OKX.
  • Jupiter’s aggregator share fell to 68% by late August and as low as 48% on one day as the platform expanded into broader DeFi services.

Jupiter Exchange remained Solana’s highest-volume decentralized-exchange aggregator, recording $15.5 billion in 30-day volume in September 2026, ahead of DFlow at $9.2 billion and OKX at $3.8 billion, according to DefiLlama data. Separately, Jupiter Lend reached a record $2.41 billion in deposits on September 22, 2026, about 27% above approximately $1.9 billion in August. Since launching in October 2021, Jupiter has routed more than $1.28 trillion across over 20 Solana decentralized exchanges and automated market makers, including Raydium, Orca and Meteora, although its aggregator share fell from historically above 90% to 68% by late August and as low as 48% on one day. Jupiter is broadening into a DeFi superapp with lending, perpetual trading offering up to 100x leverage, limit orders and dollar-cost averaging. Its Jupiter Lend v2 upgrade introduced Smart Collateral and Smart Debt, allowing eligible assets to earn lending interest and automated market maker fees simultaneously through Fluid’s infrastructure.

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