Jumper Exchange hits $188 million in daily volume as cross-chain activity surges
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Berlin, Germany, October 9th, 2025, Chainwire
Jumper Exchange recorded its highest daily volume to date, processing $188 million in transactions across all its integrated blockchains. The milestone reflects growing demand for aggregated cross-chain liquidity as users move assets between different ecosystems.
The September volume spike broke down to $77.8 million in swap volume and $110.8 million in bridge volume. This represents a significant jump from typical daily figures and signals increased activity in the multi-chain DeFi space.
Cross-chain transactions have become more common as users chase yields and opportunities across different networks. Popular routes include moving assets between Ethereum Layer 2 networks and alternative Layer 1 chains. Users can now bridge from ETH on Base to SOL on Solana and execute similar transfers across dozens of other chain pairs.
“The numbers show that people are moving beyond single-chain thinking,” said Jordan Neary, marketing lead at Jumper. “Users want access to opportunities wherever they exist. That means bridging between chains multiple times per week, sometimes multiple times per day.”
The platform has also eliminated gas fees for certain cross-chain operations through a partnership with Gelato Network. Since launching gasless transactions, Jumper has processed over 44,000 gas-free swaps, representing $68 million in volume. More than 22,000 users have taken advantage of the feature.
On HyperEVM specifically, Jumper users executed $71 million in native swaps over a four-month period. The platform’s biggest week on that network saw $12 million in same-chain swap volume.
The growth comes as the broader crypto market sees renewed interest in DeFi protocols and yield farming strategies. Total value locked across DeFi has climbed throughout 2025, with users deploying capital across multiple chains to maximize returns.
Jumper currently connects to 23 different bridge protocols and 24 decentralized exchanges. This gives the platform access to deep liquidity pools across its supported networks. The aggregation model means users don’t need to check multiple platforms to find the best rates – Jumper’s routing algorithm handles that automatically.
The platform has undergone four separate security audits from different firms. Smart contract vulnerabilities remain a major concern in DeFi, particularly for bridge protocols that hold large amounts of locked assets. Several high-profile bridge hacks in previous years resulted in hundreds of millions in losses.
Transaction fees on Jumper vary depending on which underlying protocols handle each swap or bridge operation. Users pay the standard fees charged by those protocols, with Jumper taking a small percentage on certain routes. Gas fees depend on network congestion at the time of the transaction.
The $18831 million daily volume record came during a period of heightened market volatility. Trading volume typically spikes when prices move sharply in either direction, as users reposition their portfolios or take profits.
Looking at user behavior, the data shows that most cross-chain activity happens between a core group of about 10-15 chains. Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, BNB Chain, and Solana account for the majority of volume. Newer chains see less activity but are growing as their ecosystems develop.
The platform’s interface supports both simple swaps and more complex multi-hop routes. For example, a user might swap USDC on Arbitrum to ETH on Base, which requires bridging between chains and executing a token swap. Jumper handles this as a single transaction from the user’s perspective.
About Jumper Exchange
Jumper Exchange operates a multi-chain liquidity aggregator supporting 59 blockchain networks. The platform integrates 23 bridge protocols and 24 decentralized exchanges to provide optimized routing for cross-chain swaps. The service has been audited four times by independent security firms.
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