In a major step toward unifying decentralized finance (DeFi), Uniswap has officially integrated Solana into its web app, marking a pivotal expansion for the world’s leading decentralized exchange.
The rollout, announced on October 16, 2025, allows users to connect Solana wallets and trade Solana-based tokens directly from the Uniswap interface, a move the platform said had been one of the community’s most requested features.
According to the information, the integration was designed to streamline the fragmented DeFi experience between Ethereum and Solana, the two largest ecosystems in decentralized finance. “Until now, users had to leave the app to trade on Solana,” the team explained, adding that the update eliminates that friction. With Solana now live, users can access liquidity and tokens across Ethereum, Solana, Unichain, Base, and over a dozen other networks, all from one unified web interface.
The company emphasized that the decision was driven by Solana’s rapid DeFi growth, with more than $11.4 billion in total value locked (TVL).
Uniswap said this addition “fixes the fragmentation” that has long forced traders to manage multiple wallets and interfaces just to access different tokens. “Bringing Solana into the Uniswap Web App helps fix that,” a spokesperson noted. “Now you can swap tokens across ecosystems from one trusted place.”
For Solana trades, swaps are powered by Jupiter’s API, giving users access to over a million Solana tokens within the Uniswap Web App. The platform confirmed that this launch represents phase one of Solana integration, with future updates to include bridging, cross-chain swaps, and full Uniswap Wallet support, effectively turning Uniswap into a one-stop DeFi aggregator across chains.
The expansion marks a clear statement from Uniswap: the future of DeFi lies in seamless, cross-chain accessibility, and Solana’s inclusion is the next major step in that direction.
