Plug Wallet adds ICP DEX integration and looks to Solana via Jupiter Exchange

Plug Wallet has rolled out a new update that brings Internet Computer decentralised exchanges directly into its interface, while also preparing to expand further with a planned integration of Solana’s Jupiter Exchange.

The latest update allows users to connect with ICP-based DEXs and includes support for ODIN, enabling rune swaps within the wallet. This marks a notable development for Plug, which has been positioning itself as a gateway to Internet Computer applications and DeFi activity.

Attention is now shifting to Solana, where Jupiter Exchange has established itself as one of the busiest trading venues. With reported daily volumes around one billion dollars and cumulative transactions passing the trillion-dollar mark, Jupiter has become central to token swaps on the network.

Plug’s move to incorporate Jupiter suggests a push to bridge usage across ecosystems. While the Internet Computer community has been building its own decentralised trading infrastructure, access to Solana’s liquidity could make Plug more attractive to users who operate across multiple chains.

The wallet team has kept exact timelines under wraps but has signalled that Solana support is approaching quickly. For Plug, the combination of ICP-native DEXs, rune swaps through ODIN, and upcoming Solana integration appears designed to reinforce its role as a multi-chain tool that goes beyond storage and access, giving users direct trading options inside the wallet itself.