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Round Up
Every coin you buy rounds up to the next $10. The change goes into Bitcoin, gold, a stock or SOL, in the same trade you approve.
Paste any Solana wallet. We read its real buys from Jupiter and show what Round Up would have put aside, and how fast it sold.
Round Up asks Jupiter for two routes and packs them into a single Solana transaction that your wallet signs. We never touch your money.
Shown live after you build a trade: the real instructions, in order.
| You buy | Rounds to | Saved |
|---|---|---|
| $8 | $10 | $2 |
| $16 | $20 | $4 |
| $23.50 | $30 | $6.50 |
| $47 | $50 | $3 |
| $50 | $50 | already round |
Live prices for every saving asset. Connect and we add what your wallet holds of each, plus the round-ups you made here.
| Asset | Price | $2 buys | You hold | Value |
|---|
Savings apps made millions out of one trick: round every card swipe up to the next dollar and quietly keep the change.
Traders swipe more than anyone. Fifty buys a week, most of them gone by Friday. Round Up keeps a slice of every one of them in something that tends to still be there next year.
You jeet the coin. The sats stay.
The coin for the tool. When it's live, buy it right here with a round-up, so even your first bag saves something.
CA: coming soonNo. The trade is built in your browser and signed by your wallet. Both the coin and the round-up go straight to your own wallet. There's no account, no deposit, no house wallet.
Round Up adds no fee. You pay the normal Solana network fee and the pool fees inside Jupiter's routes. The first time you hold a new token your wallet pays a small refundable account deposit (about 0.002 SOL).
Then nothing happens. Both swaps sit in one transaction, so either both go through or the whole thing is undone and you only lose the tiny network fee.
It's safer than a fresh coin, not risk-free. Bitcoin, gold, ETH and stocks all go down sometimes. Wrapped and tokenized assets also depend on whoever issues them (Coinbase for cbBTC, Zeus for zBTC, Tether for XAUt0, Backed for xStocks). xStocks aren't offered to US persons.
Usually the coin moved more than your slippage while you were approving, or the wallet didn't have enough SOL for the coin, the change and fees. Try again or raise slippage.
No promises. Most coins go to zero. Only buy what you're fine losing, and maybe round it up.