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Uniswap Unveils Support for Solana on its Web App

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Updated: October 17th, 2025
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Uniswap has launched support for direct Solana token swaps on its web app, marking the protocol’s first integration with a non-Ethereum Virtual Machine blockchain and expanding access to one of the fastest-growing ecosystems in decentralized finance.

Uniswap Bridges Ethereum and Solana

Starting on October 16, users may exchange SOL tokens directly within the Uniswap interface by connecting Solana-compatible wallets to Uniswap’s online platform.

Over a million Solana tokens are accessible throughout the network thanks to this launch, which utilizes Solana’s Jupiter API. With the introduction of full wallet support, bridging tools, and more development into other blockchain ecosystems, the new functionality is the first stage in Uniswap’s larger cross-chain ambition.

This integration is a significant step for cross-chain DeFi, according to developers. It will enable traders and liquidity providers to trade between Ethereum and Solana with ease, eliminating the need for complex bridges or platform switching, which has been a frustrating problem for users interacting with various blockchain systems.

Strategic Move Enables Cross-Chain Competition

Uniswap’s support for Solana stands out as its first leap beyond Ethereum’s EVM compatibility, a move welcomed by users who have demanded easier access to cross-chain liquidity.

Rival DEXs on Solana, including Orca and Raydium, have seen brisk growth, but Uniswap’s brand and technical simplicity may shift volumes toward its new interface. Uniswap v4, released earlier in 2025, reinforced customizable pool features and improved fee capture, supporting the protocol’s continued dominance even as competition intensifies.

Developers caution that cross-chain bridge vulnerabilities remain a risk for users. However, future upgrades will address seamless asset transfers and security through composable smart contracts. For now, users can swap tokens on both Ethereum and Solana with single-click execution, simplifying DeFi’s user experience and strengthening Uniswap’s claim as the leading multi-chain DEX.

Following Solana’s direct integration, Uniswap will roll out broader support for additional chains, full-featured wallet integrations, and improved cross-chain bridging. The move could catalyze liquidity migration, drive yield opportunities, and position Uniswap Labs for continued leadership in the global DeFi market.

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Simon Simba
Simon is a writer with five years experience in crypto and iGaming. He currently works as a freelance writer at BanklessTimes where he focuses on simplifying daily crypto developments for readers. He discovered crypto in 2022 while writing news about NFTs for a news website in the US, and has since written for two other international NFT projects, and a Web3 gaming agency.