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WALLET & TOKEN SAFETY

Solana token swap safety guide

A wallet-controlled swap still carries token, liquidity, market, program, and network risk. These checks help you understand what you are approving.

Last updated September 7, 2026

Five checks before every swap

  1. Confirm the exact website.Use swap.solanadex.io for the swap. Be cautious with sponsored search results, look-alike domains, and links sent by strangers.
  2. Verify the complete token mint.Names and icons are not unique. Compare the mint with the project’s official website and a Solana block explorer.
  3. Inspect liquidity and price impact.A route can exist even when liquidity is thin. High price impact may cause a much worse result than expected.
  4. Review the final wallet transaction.Confirm the wallet, tokens, amount, and instructions. Reject anything that is unexpected or unclear.
  5. Protect your recovery phrase.No legitimate swap interface needs your recovery phrase or private key. Never paste either into a website, message, or support chat.

What verification labels mean

Jupiter verification and market data are useful signals, but they are not guarantees of safety, liquidity, value, or future support. New tokens may also have incomplete data. Search by the full mint address whenever possible and confirm it independently.

Official SolanaDEX Token (SDEX) mintrMVmRp5DJch9sVxJTgchcDbgkK3phgmEd9a8Yk3PLEXVerify on Solana Explorer (opens in a new tab)

What SOLANADEX.IO does—and does not do

Wallet controlled

The interface does not hold your assets. Your connected wallet asks you to approve each submitted transaction.

Jupiter routed

Token data, quotes, and routing come from Jupiter and depend on its indexing and available liquidity.

On-chain settlement

Submitted transactions settle on Solana. Confirm their status with a trusted block explorer.

No guarantees

SOLANADEX.IO cannot guarantee token legitimacy, execution, settlement time, price, liquidity, or profit.

If something looks wrong

Do not sign. Close the request, disconnect the site through your wallet settings if necessary, and independently verify the domain, mint, and route. A failed or rejected swap is safer than approving a transaction you do not understand.