Type
Tech stack
Documentation
Basic
A README with setup and run steps.
Maintenance
None
Sold as-is. No further updates from the Builder.
Description
TwinSwap
A modern, lightweight Solana Web3 swap interface built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
TwinSwap lets users connect a Phantom wallet, view their Solana portfolio, check live token balances and prices, and get live swap quotes through Jupiter liquidity.
π Features
- π Token swapping interface
- π» Phantom wallet connection
- π° Solana portfolio tracking
- π Live token balances
- π΅ USD portfolio valuation
- β‘ Live Jupiter swap quotes
- πͺ SOL, USDC, USDT, JUP and BONK support
- π Token switching
- π± Responsive modern UI
- π Non-custodial wallet interaction
- π Solscan transaction links
πΌοΈ Screenshots
Swap Interface
Portfolio
Wallet Connection
If your screenshot filenames are different, replace the filenames above with the exact names of your uploaded screenshots.
π οΈ Built With
- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript
- Solana Web3.js
- Jupiter API
- Phantom Wallet
π Supported Tokens
Token Symbol Solana SOL USD Coin USDC Tether USDT Jupiter JUP Bonk BONK
π Wallet
TwinSwap uses a non-custodial approach. Users connect their own Phantom wallet and approve transactions themselves.
TwinSwap does not store usersβ private keys or seed phrases.
π Project Structure
TwinSwap/ βββ index.html βββ style.css βββ script.js βββ README.md βββ screenshots/ βββ swap.png βββ portfolio.png βββ wallet.png
βοΈ Run Locally
- Download or clone this repository.
- Open the project folder.
- Start the project with a local web server.
- Open the website in your browser.
- Connect Phantom Wallet.
- Test the swap and portfolio features.
π Notes
TwinSwap is a frontend Web3 project created for demonstration and development purposes.
Live swap quotes and portfolio information depend on external Solana and Jupiter APIs.
π¨βπ» Project
TwinSwap β Solana Web3 dApp
Built with a focus on a clean interface, simple user experience and Web3 functionality.
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