Jumper Has a New Home: Jumper Monthly Update

March brought a fresh identity, a new campaign, and proof that Jumper's user base keeps getting sharper. Here's everything that happened.

For most of its existence, Jumper lived at jumper.exchange. That made sense when Jumper was a swap interface. Today, however, Jumper also offers Earn and Portfolio alongside Swap. In March, we moved to jumper.xyz. The new domain reflects what Jumper actually is now: a complete platform for moving, deploying, and managing capital across DeFi.

But the domain change was just one chapter. March also wrapped one of Jumper's most successful campaigns to date, launched the next one, and expanded chain support further.

The migration from jumper.exchange to

was the month's defining moment. This was more than a URL change. Jumper started as a cross-chain swap tool. Today it aggregates 29 bridges, 33 DEXs, and 15+ DeFi protocols across 61 chains. The .exchange domain no longer captured that scope. All existing links redirect seamlessly, so nothing breaks for current users.

Telos joined Jumper's supported chain lineup in March. Users can now move assets from any chain into Telos in a single transaction, powered by LI.FI's routing infrastructure. This brings Jumper's total chain count to 61.

Over 87,000 wallets moved $1.1 billion through Jumper in March. Bridge volume accounted for $664 million, with swap volume at $403 million. Same-chain swaps made up 37.8% of total activity.

The headline stat from March sits in the

. Average transaction size on Jumper hit $5,130 in March 2026, compared to $875 in March 2025. That's roughly a 6x increase year over year. Jumper's user base is moving meaningfully larger amounts, which reflects both growing trust in the platform and the type of capital that aggregation-level efficiency attracts.

The Katana Shogun Season officially wrapped in March with strong

The campaign drove $17 million in attributed TVL and $20 million in total inflows into Katana. 7,766 wallets deposited during the campaign, and 2.7 million KAT tokens were distributed as rewards. KAT rewards were unlocked and made claimable on March 19th.

On March 16th, we launched Sei Nitro with $270,000 in total rewards.

kicked off immediately with $90,000 in USDC rewards, distributed to users who deposit into the Yei Finance USDC vault on Sei. Rewards are claimable on Jumper and Merkl. Moving any asset into USDC on Sei takes one transaction through Jumper, regardless of your source chain.

March brought a full refresh of Jumper Pass perks. Here's what's currently available:

- $40 off on SafePal X1 hardware wallet (Lvl 3+), or a free SafePal X1 (Lvl 10+), now extended until June 30

- 200 CYPR sign-up bonus for the Cypher card

- 4 months free NordPass on the 2-year plan

- 15% cashback on first $100 spent with Exa card (Lvl 5+)

The SafePal perk remains the most popular by a wide margin. The deadline extension to June 30 gives more users time to claim.

We hosted a community call on March 26th covering Sei Nitro details, the latest perks, and upcoming plans. These calls are becoming a regular touchpoint for discussing what's next.

is just getting started. Phase 1 runs for one month, but there's $180,000 more in rewards across the next phases, with new protocols joining the campaign. More chains, more Earn integrations, and more reasons to make the jump are on the way.

Just use Jumper: jumper.xyz