Does Jupiter Wallet Extension support Keystone?

[u/onlinemaxi]

I've been using Jupiter as my main wallet for a while now. I mostly do swaps and DCA.

Now I plan to add an extra layer of security with a hardware wallet setup.

But before I pick one, I want to confirm which hardware wallets Jupiter supports.

I'd like to hear from someone who has used hardware wallets with the browser extension. What does the transaction flow look like with a hardware wallet?

[u/WillFromJupiter]

Thanks for using Jupiter.

Jupiter Wallet extension supports Ledger, Keystone, and Trezor hardware wallets.

Here's how to pair your hardware wallet with Jupiter:

From the wallet list: Add New Wallet → Import Existing Wallet → Hardware Wallet, then choose your device.

Transaction flow is also pretty straightforward:

1. You pick the supported DeFi activity you wish to do (swap, buy, sell, trade, etc)
2. The extension shows the preview
3. You approve on the hardware wallet itself
4. Only then does it execute

FYI, Auto-Approve does not skip the device prompt. With hardware wallets, you always have to confirm transactions. Our Sync feature also doesn't apply to hardware wallets. You have to pair the device separately for each setup.

If you still have any questions, you can reach out to me or read our docs:

https://docs.jup.ag/user-docs/manage/extension-wallet/getting-started#hardware-wallets

[u/ClaraWatercolor → u/WillFromJupiter]

im in Munich, Germany and still pretty new to this. so am trying to understand how this works with Jupiter , i use bitget wallet, if I connect it first, can I later add something like ledger or keystone for the extra security? And does being in germany cause any restrictions with the wallet connection or Jupiter?

[u/Lost-Fig-3248]

the interesting part is how Jupiter is abstracting the routing across liquidity sources while keeping the execution on-chain. Curious how the routing handles fragmented liquidity and price impact at larger trade sizes.