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I am working on a bot to swap on Jupiter using python. A lot of the tokens I will be swapping will be newer tokens, (within a few minutes of listing and with a few thousand mktcap). However, when I attempt to swap a newer token with python and the Jupiter sdk, I get a message that the pool is not found. Is this a problem with Jupiter not having the listing yet, and is there a way around this?

I would prefer to use Jupiter over raydium for swaps as it supports limit orders easily

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  • Did you ever get an answer to this question?? Pools not found and very slow transaction are making the Jupiter API look suboptimal and not very inviting.
    – Richard Ore
    Commented Jan 16 at 16:48
  • @RichardOre I didn't get an answer but according to the jupiter docs you just have to wait until it's listed and there's no way around it. station.jup.ag/docs/get-your-token-onto-jup
    – Ishaq Ruhani
    Commented Jan 16 at 17:21

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The Jupiter markets cache isn't instant and requires that new tokens meet a certain threshold when it comes to liquidity.

QuickNode's Metis - Jupiter V6 Swap API offers the ability to add new markets for tokens that just launched, but it is only available for users of their paid plan.

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