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Solgrid.jupiter

Solgrid.Jupiter is an open-source .NET 8 client library that connects C# applications to Jupiter’s Solana API for token data, swaps, portfolio positions, limit orders and DCA.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when a .NET application needs to call Jupiter’s Solana API and the application will handle wallet signing and transaction submission where required.

Who it is for

  • C# and .NET developers integrating Jupiter API features into an application.
  • Teams building Solana token-data, swap, portfolio or order-management workflows.

Documented uses

  • Fetch token prices, 24-hour changes and liquidity.
  • Search tokens and retrieve metadata, tags and token lists.
  • Request swap quotes and obtain unsigned transactions or raw instructions for caller-side signing.
  • Retrieve Jupiter product positions and staked JUP.
  • Create, update, cancel and inspect limit orders and DCA orders through Trigger V2.
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Requirements & limits

The library is MIT-licensed. Setup requires the .NET 8 SDK. The README says a Jupiter API key is free; Tokens V2 and Portfolio require one. Keyless calls are limited to 0.5 requests per second, compared with 1 request per second with a key. Trigger V2 also uses a challenge-response JWT valid for 24 hours, with no refresh endpoint described.

  • The library is an HTTP client and does not include a Solana SDK; transaction signing remains the caller’s responsibility.
  • A Solana wallet secret key is needed only to sign real swaps or orders.
  • Portfolio V1 is labeled beta, and the repository describes its public API as pre-release.
  • Trigger V2 adds challenge-response authentication on top of the Jupiter API key.

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

Build the .NET library and request token prices

Compile the library and make the documented C# price lookup.

Before you start

  • .NET 8 SDK
  • The Solgrid.Jupiter repository

Steps

  1. Clone the repository.

  2. Change to the src directory and run dotnet build -c Release.

  3. Create a JupiterSwapClient and call GetPricesAsync with a mint address, as shown in the README.

Expected outcome

A built library and a C# example that requests token prices through Jupiter.

Guide limitations

  • The README describes the API as pre-release and subject to change before 1.0.0.
  • Tokens V2 requires a Jupiter API key; the README's price example marks the key optional.
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