Why does the /tokens endpoint only return certain tokens?
Why does the /tokens endpoint only return certain tokens?
The
/tokens endpoint uses a verified list, updated daily from sources like Debank and CoinMarketCap.
This ensures only trustworthy tokens are returned by default.To include a custom token, submit a pull request to:
lifinance/customized-token-listHow does LI.FI handle support for newly launched tokens?
How does LI.FI handle support for newly launched tokens?
LI.FI supports all tokens, including new ones, through two methods:For best results, notify LI.FI in advance of token launches.
- If requested by token address, LI.FI searches on-chain and finds available liquidity.
- If listed in the default
/tokensendpoint, the token becomes searchable by name on jumper.exchange.
Can I set a different toAddress for Solana swaps using Jupiter via LI.FI?
Can I set a different toAddress for Solana swaps using Jupiter via LI.FI?
Not currently. The Jupiter API sends tokens to the same address used to initiate the swap.
How can users request tokens to be added to the LI.FI widget?
How can users request tokens to be added to the LI.FI widget?
To include tokens in your own integration, use the widget’s
tokens option.
See the widget documentation for details.To request a token listing across LI.FI’s API and Jumper globally, submit a pull request to:
lifinance/customized-token-listWhat should I know about Solana swap support in the LI.FI widget?
What should I know about Solana swap support in the LI.FI widget?
- Token coverage: All tokens supported by Jupiter are available.
- New token listings: Tokens added by Jupiter are typically available within one day.
- Fee collection: Use the same
feeparameter as for EVM chains. Fees are sent directly to your wallet.