Why Look for a Jupiter Lock Alternative?
Jupiter Lock is a free, open-source token locking and vesting tool built by the Jupiter team. It lets projects lock tokens with cliff periods and vesting schedules, and it charges zero fees to use. For projects that only need basic token locking or vesting with no other post-launch infrastructure, Jupiter Lock is a straightforward option.
But Jupiter Lock is a side feature within Jupiter's DEX aggregator ecosystem. It does one thing: lock and vest tokens. It does not offer staking pools, token burns, safety scanning, wallet tools, bulk airdrops, swaps, or any of the other infrastructure that Solana projects need after launch. Projects using Jupiter Lock still need to jump between multiple platforms to handle the rest of their post-launch workflow.
That is where StakePoint comes in. StakePoint is a non-custodial Solana DeFi platform that combines token locking, LP locking, staking pool creation, token burns, a safety scanner, a wallet cleaner, a bulk airdrop tool, a PnL tracker, and a token swap powered by Jupiter into a single platform. Instead of managing five different tools across five different sites, projects handle everything from one place.
StakePoint vs Jupiter Lock: Feature Comparison
| Feature | StakePoint | Jupiter Lock |
|---|---|---|
| Token locking | Yes, PDA vaults with no admin keys | Yes, open-source smart contract |
| LP locking | Raydium, Meteora, Orca, PumpSwap | SPL token locking (including LP tokens) |
| Token-2022 support | Full support including transfer taxes | Limited Token-2022 support |
| Vesting schedules | Staggered locks (manual vesting) | Cliff, linear vesting, unlock frequency |
| Cancellable locks | No, locks cannot be cancelled or unlocked early | Configurable, creator can set cancel permissions |
| Staking pool creation | Yes, no-code pool creator | No |
| Token burns | Yes | No |
| Safety scanner | Yes | No |
| Wallet cleaner | Yes | No |
| Bulk airdrop tool | Yes | No |
| Token swap | Yes, powered by Jupiter | No (separate Jupiter Swap product) |
| PnL tracker | Yes | No |
| Public lock explorer | Yes, searchable by token or mint | Yes, browsable at lock.jup.ag |
| Audit | A grade audit | Audited by Sec3 and OtterSec |
| Listed on DeFiLlama | Yes | Yes (Jupiter overall) |
Both platforms are non-custodial and enforce locks through on-chain smart contracts on Solana. The core difference is scope: Jupiter Lock is a standalone locking and vesting tool. StakePoint is a complete post-launch DeFi platform.
Where StakePoint Wins
No Cancellable Locks
This is the most important difference between the two platforms. Jupiter Lock allows the lock creator to configure whether a lock can be cancelled or modified after creation. If cancel permissions are enabled, the lock can be reversed before the unlock date. This flexibility may suit internal team operations, but it weakens the trust signal for investors and community members. A lock that can be cancelled is not a genuine commitment.
StakePoint locks cannot be cancelled, modified, or unlocked early under any circumstances. The smart contract enforces the lock duration with no override capability. There are no admin keys, no cancel permissions, and no backdoors. When a project locks tokens on StakePoint, the community knows those tokens are inaccessible until the unlock date. That certainty is the entire point of locking.
Full Token-2022 Support Including Transfer Taxes
StakePoint handles all Token-2022 extensions correctly, including proper tax calculation on lock and unlock. Tokens with transfer taxes behave differently during deposit and withdrawal. A locker that does not account for this will either fail the transaction or miscalculate the locked amount. Jupiter has acknowledged limitations with Token-2022 transfer tax tokens across its product suite.
PumpSwap LP Locking
StakePoint supports LP locking for PumpSwap, Raydium (AMM v4 and CPMM), Meteora (DAMM v1 and v2), and Orca. PumpSwap is PumpFun's native DEX, and projects migrating from PumpFun to PumpSwap need a locker that handles their LP tokens immediately after graduation. StakePoint was one of the first platforms to add PumpSwap support.
Full DeFi Toolkit in One Platform
Beyond locking and staking, StakePoint includes token burns, a token safety scanner, a wallet cleaner for reclaiming SOL from empty accounts, a bulk airdrop tool, a PnL tracker, and a token swap powered by Jupiter. Projects can handle their entire post-launch workflow without leaving the platform. Jupiter Lock is purely a locking and vesting tool with no additional infrastructure. For teams that want one platform instead of jumping between multiple sites, StakePoint covers the full daily workflow.
Staking Pool Creation
StakePoint lets projects create their own staking pools with a no-code interface, giving holders a way to earn rewards by committing their tokens. Staking reduces circulating supply voluntarily and improves holder retention. Jupiter Lock does not offer staking pool creation. Projects using Jupiter Lock need a separate platform to set up staking, which means additional integration work and a fragmented user experience for holders.
For more on combining locking with staking, see Combining Token Locking and Staking.
Where Jupiter Lock Wins
Free to Use
Jupiter Lock charges zero fees for creating token locks. There is no creation fee and no percentage taken from the locked tokens. For projects on a tight budget that only need basic locking or vesting, this makes Jupiter Lock the most affordable option on Solana.
Built-In Vesting Schedules
Jupiter Lock supports native vesting with cliff dates, linear unlock schedules, customisable unlock frequencies, and initial unlock amounts. All of this is configurable within a single lock contract. StakePoint supports manual vesting through staggered locks with different unlock dates, but does not offer automated cliff or linear vesting within a single contract. Projects with complex multi-recipient vesting requirements will find Jupiter Lock's vesting engine more flexible.
Open Source and Audited
Jupiter Lock's smart contract code is fully open source on GitHub under an Apache 2.0 licence. It has been audited by Sec3 (formerly Soteria) and OtterSec. Anyone can inspect the code, verify the logic, and deploy their own instance. This level of transparency gives developer-focused teams additional confidence in the contract's security.
Jupiter Ecosystem Integration
Jupiter is the dominant DEX aggregator on Solana, handling approximately 95% of aggregator market share. Projects that already use Jupiter for swaps, limit orders, or their LFG Launchpad benefit from staying within the same ecosystem. Lock data is visible alongside other Jupiter tools, and teams familiar with Jupiter's interface can set up locks without learning a new platform.
Which One Should You Choose?
The decision depends on what your project needs beyond basic token locking.
Choose StakePoint if:
Your project needs more than just locking. You want staking pools, token burns, safety scanning, airdrops, swaps, and wallet tools in one place. You need locks that cannot be cancelled under any circumstances, giving your community the strongest possible trust signal. You are working with Token-2022 tokens that have transfer taxes. You want to handle your entire post-launch workflow without jumping between multiple platforms.
Choose Jupiter Lock if:
Your project only needs token locking or vesting with no other infrastructure requirements. You want free locking with zero fees. You need native cliff and linear vesting schedules within a single contract. You are already deep in the Jupiter ecosystem and want to keep your tools in one place. You need the flexibility to configure cancel permissions on certain locks for internal operations.
Some projects use both: Jupiter Lock for investor vesting with structured cliff schedules, and StakePoint for LP locking, team token locking, staking pools, and the broader post-launch toolkit. The two platforms solve different problems.
How to Lock Tokens on StakePoint
Locking tokens on StakePoint takes under two minutes with no coding required.
Step 1: Go to StakePoint Token Locker and connect your Solana wallet.
Step 2: Click "Create Lock" and select the token you want to lock from your wallet. Both SPL and Token-2022 tokens are supported.
Step 3: Enter the amount to lock and set the lock duration.
Step 4: Confirm the transaction. The tokens transfer to a PDA vault on-chain immediately.
Step 5: Share the lock link with your community. Every lock has a dedicated page on stakepoint.app/locks showing the token, amount, unlock date, and vault address.
For LP locking, use the StakePoint LP Locker. The process is identical. Select your LP token from Raydium, Meteora, Orca, or PumpSwap, set the duration, and confirm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is StakePoint a good alternative to Jupiter Lock?
Yes. StakePoint is the best Jupiter Lock alternative for projects that need more than just token locking. It combines locking, LP locking, staking pool creation, token burns, safety scanning, bulk airdrops, swaps, and wallet tools into a single platform. Unlike Jupiter Lock, StakePoint locks cannot be cancelled, providing the strongest trust signal for investors and community members.
Is Jupiter Lock really free?
Yes. Jupiter Lock charges zero fees for lock creation. There is no creation fee, no percentage of locked tokens taken, and no recurring costs. It is funded as part of the broader Jupiter ecosystem rather than operating as a standalone revenue-generating product.
Can Jupiter Lock locks be cancelled?
It depends on the permissions set at creation. Jupiter Lock allows the creator to configure whether a lock can be cancelled or modified. If cancel permissions are enabled, the lock can be reversed. On StakePoint, locks cannot be cancelled under any circumstances, which provides a stronger guarantee for holders verifying a project's commitment.
Does StakePoint support token vesting?
StakePoint supports manual vesting through staggered locks. You create multiple locks with different unlock dates to simulate a vesting schedule. For automated linear or cliff-based vesting within a single contract, Jupiter Lock offers more flexibility. StakePoint's approach works well for simple schedules with a small number of unlock milestones.
Can I use both StakePoint and Jupiter Lock?
Yes. Some projects use Jupiter Lock for structured investor vesting with cliff and linear schedules, and StakePoint for LP locking, team token locking with no cancel capability, staking pools, and the full post-launch toolkit. The two platforms complement each other for different use cases.
Is StakePoint as secure as Jupiter Lock?
Both platforms use non-custodial smart contracts to enforce locks on Solana. StakePoint uses PDA (Program Derived Address) vaults with no admin keys and no early unlock or cancel capability. The smart contract has received an A grade audit. Jupiter Lock is audited by Sec3 and OtterSec and is fully open source. Both platforms record all locks on-chain where they can be independently verified. StakePoint's upgrade authority is secured by a Squads multisig, meaning no single person can modify the program.
*Lock your tokens: StakePoint Token Locker. Non-custodial, PDA-secured, no cancel capability, publicly verifiable on-chain.*
*Lock LP tokens: StakePoint LP Locker. Supports Raydium, Meteora, Orca, and PumpSwap.*
*Create a staking pool: StakePoint Pool Creator. No-code setup, live in minutes.*
*Full platform comparison: Solana Locking Platforms Compared.*