Jumper integrates Houdini to enable private swaps

Every swap you've ever made is public. So is every wallet you hold and every position you're about to build. At times, that’s fine, but you don’t necessarily want it to be that way every single time. Blockchains are designed to be this way: they publish every transaction on a public ledger.

Up until recently, the solution to this was using privacy chains that cut you off from the rest of DeFi, or trusting a centralized exchange with the same data. Both had their compromises.

Today, we fix that on Jumper.

Houdini Swap is now live on Jumper. Private Swaps are a selectable route in the Jumper UI alongside the 33 DEXs and 29 bridges already aggregated. That means, you can now move assets across chains and wallets completely in private.

You can use Jumper private swaps to move privately across 15+ chains, including:

Ethereum Mainnet, OP Mainnet, BNB Smart Chain, Gnosis, Unichain, Polygon, Fantom, HyperEVM, MegaETH, Base, Plasma Mainnet, Arbitrum One, Avalanche C-Chain, Berachain, and Solana.

We’ll add more chains in the coming weeks.

Here’s how to swap privately on Jumper:

Go to

and switch to Private Swap section on the UI.

Select the source chain and asset. For example, ETH on Ethereum

Select the destination chain and asset you want to receive. For example, USDC on Base.

Enter amount you want to move and review the price quotation to check cost, price impact, fee, etc.

Add the receiving wallet address where you want to move the funds to and confirm the details.

Sign the transaction in your wallet.

Doing this ensures that the onchain link between your sending wallet and the receiving wallet is severed before the funds arrive.

You can currently send and receive assets privately across 15+ chains, with no observable connection between the sending and receiving wallet.

Jumper's volume has been telling us this is needed for a while. In April, swaps over $100k accounted for

55% of total volume on Jumper

, up from 41% in January and 29% a year ago. The platform is being chosen by people moving real money, and those are the exact people most exposed by transparent rails.

A whale's pending swap gets re-priced by MEV searchers before it confirms. A treasury wallet's history gives away all details to anyone willing to read the onchain data. Founders and public figures get doxxed by their own transaction history, and copy traders replicate transactions within minutes of a whale moving. It's the cost of moving size on transparent rails. But many may not want it that way.

The integration of Houdini on Jumper to enable private swap across 15+ chains offers everyone to move assets privately. Whales who want to start afresh, treasuries that do not want to be tracked by everyone, people who just want to keep it low… Jumper’s private swaps enable that.

It’s the same Jumper experience, but better now with the addition of an option to move privately.

Try privacy swaps here:

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