Jupiter Launches Universal Deposit, Supporting Multi-Chain Asset Cross-Chain Exchange for USDC
Jupiter has launched the cross-chain deposit feature Universal Deposit, allowing users to send tokens from any supported chain to Jupiter and receive USDC directly in their Solana wallet. This feature integrates routing, cross-chain bridging, and exchange processes, enabling users to operate without switching networks or executing additional transactions. Currently, Universal Deposit supports asset deposits from networks such as Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and Sui, allowing users to complete operations using their existing wallets. The service adopts a unified fixed fee rate, charging $0.30 per transaction, regardless of whether the transfer amount is $100 or $10 million, with the fee remaining constant. Jupiter states that this feature aims to provide a more convenient cross-chain asset transfer experience.
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