# Jumper > Smart app for the universal market Jumper is a non-custodial DeFi aggregator that routes swaps, bridges, and yield deposits across many blockchains. It combines trading, yield discovery, and portfolio tracking in one audited interface. Jumper is a non-custodial decentralized finance aggregation platform that lets users trade, move, and deploy digital assets across many blockchains from a single interface. It is positioned as a smart app for the broader onchain market rather than a single-purpose swap tool, combining routing, yield discovery, and portfolio tracking for users navigating fragmented multi-chain DeFi. The platform addresses the difficulty of moving value between isolated blockchain networks, where users otherwise juggle separate bridges, decentralized exchanges, and solvers to complete a single cross-chain transfer. Jumper compares routes across a wide network of integrated bridges and DEXs to find pricing and execution paths, without taking custody of user funds. Its underlying routing infrastructure has undergone multiple independent audits. Core surfaces include Trade for swapping and bridging tokens, Earn for discovering and depositing into yield opportunities across numerous DeFi protocols, and Portfolio for tracking positions and activity across chains. A loyalty layer, Missions, awards experience points for platform usage that unlock tiered perks and rewards. Jumper is used by DeFi participants seeking a unified way to move capital, earn yield, and monitor holdings across a wide range of supported blockchains. It is actively maintained, with ongoing expansion of supported chains and integrated protocols. - Type: Project - Sector: DeFi - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Jumper ## Products - [Jumper](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Jumper): Jumper is a multi-chain smart app that aggregates decentralized exchanges and bridge providers to find optimal token swap and cross-chain transfer routes. It compares quotes across dozens of integrated DEXs and bridges spanning dozens of blockchains, executing swaps, bridges, or combined cross-chain swaps in a single flow, with optional private swaps and gas top-ups on arrival. The same account also surfaces a personalized yield layer that zaps idle assets into curated DeFi pools, a portfolio view tracking cross-chain holdings and positions, and a mission-based loyalty system awarding XP and perks for onchain activity. Its smart contracts have undergone multiple security audits. 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