Overview
- Leap launched in beta on iPhone via public TestFlight on Thursday, November 5, 2026, and was built by the Dialect team Solana Labs acquired earlier this year.
- The app executes trades as onchain swaps and routes orders through Jupiter while using Helius for infrastructure and Birdeye for market data to present curated market news pinned to price charts.
- Leap tracks profit and loss across deposits, withdrawals, trades and fees, lets users enter dollar amounts for orders, and presents network and routing costs before each trade.
- The product charges no proprietary fees at launch but says future fees will be used to buy and burn SOL and to fund a Founders Club referral program that foresees 30% and 5% revenue shares for direct and secondary referrals, subject to terms.
- Availability is limited by jurisdictional rules with the U.K. and other regions blocked, and the app arrives as tokenized-stock trading gains traction on Solana while some issuers and venues have objected to tokenized-share listings, which could draw regulatory scrutiny.