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Jupiter Bridge Enters Beta with Aggregated Cross-Chain Routes

Jupiter’s live beta compares available routes for transfers into and out of Solana rather than operating a single bridge path.

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Jupiter announced Jupiter Bridge on October 27 as a bridge aggregator for moving assets into and out of Solana. The live Jupiter product page labels the service beta and says it searches for rates across more than 50 chains, so the product is a routing interface over available bridge paths rather than a claim that Jupiter itself operates every underlying bridge.

The announcement names Relay, Mayan, Circle CCTP and NEAR among the compared routes. Actual availability, execution time, fees and supported assets can vary by route and chain. The useful change is a single comparison and execution surface inside Jupiter; beta status and reliance on underlying providers remain material limits.

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