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Jupiter Go

An open-source Go client library for interacting with Jupiter on Solana, covering quote retrieval, swap preparation and transaction submission, with Solana utilities for sending and monitoring transactions.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when a Go application needs programmatic Jupiter swap operations and Solana transaction handling rather than a standalone exchange interface.

Who it is for

  • Go developers integrating Jupiter into backend services
  • Teams building Solana swap automation
  • Developers creating command-line tools for quotes or swaps
  • Portfolio and treasury application builders

Documented uses

  • Retrieve Jupiter quotes for token pairs
  • Prepare token swap instructions
  • Submit swap transactions on Solana
  • Check transaction status and finalization
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Requirements & limits

The repository is publicly available, marked active in the supplied record, and licensed under MIT. The documented Jupiter API flow requires an API key.

  • The library is written in Go and targets server or CLI integrations.
  • It combines Jupiter API access with Solana transaction submission and monitoring helpers.
  • Quote amounts use the input token's smallest unit, and mint addresses must be valid.
  • On-chain execution requires wallet credentials and a Solana node URL.
  • Applications need to monitor submitted transactions because submission alone does not establish successful completion.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Set up a Jupiter quote and Solana swap flow

Configure the Go client, obtain a Jupiter quote, create swap instructions and submit a transaction for monitoring.

Before you start

  • A Go project using github.com/ilkamo/jupiter-go.
  • A Jupiter API key.
  • Valid input and output Solana mint addresses.
  • A user public key and wallet private key.
  • A Solana node URL.

Steps

  1. Install the library with the command below.

    Documented command
    go get github.com/ilkamo/jupiter-go

  2. Initialize the Jupiter client with NewClientWithResponses and configure WithRequestEditorFn to add the x-api-key header.

  3. Call QuoteGetWithResponse with the input mint, output mint, amount in the input token's smallest unit and slippage basis points.

  4. Call SwapPostWithResponse with the quote, user public key and prioritization settings.

  5. Create a Solana wallet and client, send the swap transaction with SendTransactionOnChain, then check its signature or use the documented transaction monitor.

Expected outcome

The documented flow produces Jupiter swap instructions, submits the resulting Solana transaction and checks whether it reaches confirmation.

Guide limitations

  • The documentation warns that sending a transaction does not mean the swap completed; the instruction can error and must be monitored.
  • The example's fixed sleep is described as illustrative rather than a best practice.
  • The guide documents the integration flow, not a guaranteed successful trade.
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These projects document a common task and share a project role. This is a source-based comparison, not an execution benchmark or a guarantee of interchangeability.

ProjectDocumented purposePlatformAccess and requirements
Jupiter GoRetrieve Jupiter quotes for token pairsCLI, ServerThe repository is publicly available, marked active in the supplied record, and licensed under MIT. The documented Jupiter API flow requires an API key.
VIA SDKFind swap or bridge routes using source and destination chains, token addresses, and an amount.WebThe package is installed through npm and the documented client uses an API key. The README says the default key is limited to one request per second per IP and directs developers seeking higher limits to contact VIA.
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