Uniswap lets a connected wallet swap tokens on supported networks and supply paired assets to Uniswap liquidity pools. Its web app also supports Solana swaps through the Jupiter API; that Solana route does not use Uniswap v2, v3 or v4 pools.
What it covers
For a swap, choose the network and token pair, then review the route, price impact, maximum slippage and costs before approving the transaction in your wallet. On networks with Uniswap pools, liquidity providers can open positions; in v3 and v4 they choose a price range and collect fees only while the position is in range.
Before using it
Useful for: wallet-based swaps on supported networks and managing Uniswap liquidity positions.
Less suited for: trading without a compatible wallet, or providing liquidity in a Uniswap pool on Solana.
A separate Uniswap Labs account is not required for wallet-connected swaps. The web interface runs in a browser, but a compatible wallet must connect to authorize transactions.
Uniswap Labs currently charges no interface fee. Pool swap fees vary by pool and protocol version; a governance-enabled protocol share can also apply. Network costs are separate and may be charged even when an onchain transaction fails. Check the applicable costs in the swap details before confirming.