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Aerodrome vs Jupiter: fees, products and KYC side by side
Generated from NexuAlpha's reviewed data on 2026-10-10 — no editorial verdict. Figures we have not checked stay marked as not verified.
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Data-backed scorecard
| Dimension | Aerodrome | Jupiter |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest checked spot feesLowest checked spot taker fee, then maker fee; unchecked rows do not compete. | Not checkedDate not recorded | Not checkedDate not recorded |
| Lowest checked futures feesLowest checked futures taker fee, then maker fee; unchecked rows do not compete. | Not checkedDate not recorded | Not checkedDate not recorded |
| Most top-200 coin availabilityCounts top-200 coins with spot or perp listing in coins data. | Not checkedAs of 2026-10-13 SGTSource 1 | Not checkedAs of 2026-10-13 SGTSource 1 |
| Funding-rate matrix participationShows configured participation in the reviewed funding-matrix universe; no live observed pair count is inferred. | Not configured in funding matrixDate not recordedSource 1 | Not configured in funding matrixDate not recordedSource 1 |
| Reviewed USD funding guideOnly converter funding guides count as local fiat rail evidence. | No reviewed local rail guideDate not recordedSource 1 | No reviewed local rail guideDate not recordedSource 1 |
| Current verified promotionPromotion must pass existing time, source, locale, market and partner gates. | No current verified promotionAs of 2026-10-13 SGTSource 1 | No current verified promotionAs of 2026-10-13 SGTSource 1 |
| Futures product evidenceFutures evidence comes from checked futures fee facts. | Not checkedAs of 2026-10-10 SGT | Not checkedAs of 2026-10-10 SGT |
| Official register entriesEntries from the official-register directory (/licenses); statuses differ by regulator, so no venue wins this row. | No official register entry recordedDate not recorded | No official register entry recordedDate not recorded |
| App rating factsNo app-rating data file is present in this repo slice, so no venue competes. | Not in repo dataDate not recorded | Not in repo dataDate not recorded |
Best for
- Best for lowest checked fees
- Not available
Choose the lowest checked spot taker fee, then maker fee; ties remain ties.
- Best for most top-200 coins
- Not available
Choose the highest actual top-200 listing count from coins data.
- Best for futures
- Not available
Choose the lowest checked futures taker fee, then maker fee; funding matrix participation is descriptive only.
- Best for beginners (funding / fee proxy)
- Not available
Prefer a reviewed local funding guide; otherwise choose the lowest checked spot taker fee, then maker fee.
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Fees, Rebates, Reserves & Limits Comparison
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- Spot maker / taker feeStandard spot trading feesNot shown as a scored difference until at least one selected platform has a source-linked value.
- Futures maker / taker feeStandard perpetual futures feesNot shown as a scored difference until at least one selected platform has a source-linked value.
- User benefit statusCheck official account terms and sourcesNot shown as a scored difference until at least one selected platform has a source-linked value.
- Effective net costReal cost after user-benefit deductionNot shown as a scored difference until at least one selected platform has a source-linked value.
- Proof of Reserves (PoR)Merkle-tree reserve verificationNot shown as a scored difference until at least one selected platform has a source-linked value.
- KYC requirementsVerification tier and process frictionNot shown as a scored difference until at least one selected platform has a source-linked value.
- Maximum futures leverageBTC/ETH perpetual contractsNot shown as a scored difference until at least one selected platform has a source-linked value.
- New user benefitsNew-user vouchers and reward packNot shown as a scored difference until at least one selected platform has a source-linked value.
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- Before registration
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- Not ideal for
- Regional restrictions, account eligibility and campaign terms need official verification
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- Jupiter
Review verification details and limits
- Better for
- Verify public products, regional eligibility and official fees first
- Before registration
- Only source-linked facts with a review date are publishable
- Not ideal for
- Regional restrictions, account eligibility and campaign terms need official verification
- Consider instead
- Aerodrome
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Aerodrome vs Jupiter: which conditions should you compare?
Check published fees, product scope, regional eligibility, account requirements and source dates before entering a signup flow.
- Aerodrome's public products, fees and regional conditions should be checked against official sources
- Published fee sources still require review; Only maker/taker rates with a review date and HTTPS official source are shown.
- Reserve, solvency and security claims are not yet checked against official sources
- Leverage, margin, liquidation and product limits require current region and account verification
- Jupiter's public products, fees and regional conditions should be checked against official sources
- Published fee sources still require review; Only maker/taker rates with a review date and HTTPS official source are shown.
- Reserve, solvency and security claims are not yet checked against official sources
- Leverage, margin, liquidation and product limits require current region and account verification
Aerodrome vs Jupiter: fees, product access and account checks
Use these questions before opening either official registration route.
Which fees should I compare first?
Is the product scope the same on both platforms?
What should I verify about KYC and local funding?
When should I use the registration link?
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Compare the details
| Compare the details | Aerodrome | Jupiter |
|---|---|---|
| Fees | Aerodrome pool costs should be checked at pool level because standard pools and Slipstream concentrated-liquidity pools can expose different fee and incentive mechanics.Read source ↗ Aerodrome's public interface surfaces volume and fees at pool level, so comparison content should point users to the exact pool rather than quote a site-wide DEX fee.Read source ↗ Aerodrome documentation describes voting incentives as deposits that are processed as exchange revenue and paid to veAERO holders who vote for the pool.Read source ↗ Aerodrome reward review should distinguish swap execution from veAERO voting and reward claims; a swap route alone does not create a reward entitlement.Read source ↗ | Jupiter integrations must verify fee configuration in the official API docs; a quoted route does not prove that a separate platform fee, wallet fee, or network cost is absent.Read source ↗ |
| Custody | Aerodrome is a Base-native path, so users should verify bridge route, Base gas asset, wallet network, token contract, and pool address before moving funds.Read source ↗ | Not documented in this research |
| Account & access | An Aerodrome CTA should send users to inspect the official Base pool, network, token contract, pool type, liquidity and incentive terms; it must not imply route safety, regional availability or reward entitlement.Read source ↗ | Jupiter token-list and token API references should be used to verify mints and list status before treating a Solana asset route as safe or broadly available.Read source ↗ |
| Execution | Aerodrome's docs describe it as the trading and liquidity hub of Base, so the route should be evaluated as a Base DEX path rather than a multi-chain exchange account.Read source ↗ Aero Launch documentation says launched and locked liquidity displays on the dashboard like other deposits and can accept additional liquidity.Read source ↗ | Jupiter Swap API is the quote-and-transaction path for apps that need to fetch routes and build Solana swap transactions before the user signs in a wallet.Read source ↗ Jupiter's developer platform describes Metis, JupiterZ, and third-party routers competing on swaps, so output should be treated as route selection rather than exchange custody.Read source ↗ Ultra should be checked as a separate execution path from legacy Swap because integrators may receive different routing, transaction, and order-handling behavior.Read source ↗ Jupiter Support says failed swaps can come from price movement, liquidity size, token restrictions or stale routes, so a failed quote should be treated as an execution condition rather than a platform custody issue.Read source ↗ Jupiter's public support text limits Ultra compensation review to defined routing, repeated failure or extreme slippage cases and says potential profit-and-loss is not compensated.Read source ↗ The support FAQ says 'No routes found' usually reflects insufficient liquidity, unsuitable trade size, or token restrictions; users should verify real Solana DEX liquidity before treating a route as available.Read source ↗ The user decision point is the built transaction shown by the wallet: network, mint addresses, slippage, price impact, and route legs must still be reviewed before signing.Read source ↗ A Jupiter search should be sorted into test quote, live swap, token-list verification, Ultra execution review, or API/platform-fee integration before the page asks the user to open the official route.Read source ↗ |
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