The words shouldn’t
get in the way.
A small, practical dictionary for the things you’ll meet while learning about Jupiter Global. No trading jargon required.
28 useful terms
Address
A destination identifier on a blockchain. Use the receiving service’s current address and supported network, not an unexplained address in a message.
Put it in contextAffiliate link
A link that may attribute a qualifying signup or activity to a referrer. A click by itself does not guarantee attribution or a reward.
Put it in contextAll-in cost
The full cost of a journey, including any necessary funding, conversion, sending and receiving steps. Compare the final usable outcome.
Put it in contextAuthorization hold
An amount reserved during card payment processing. A hold is not necessarily a settled charge; check its actual status.
Put it in contextBank rail
The payment system or route used for a bank transfer. Currency and rail must both match the receiving instructions.
Put it in contextBeneficiary
The person or account receiving a payment. Use the legal details required by the payment provider.
Put it in contextBlockchain
A shared ledger used to record transactions. A blockchain confirmation is not the same as a completed bank payout.
Put it in contextCard issuer
The partner that issues and operates a card. Issuer rules can affect fees, supported features, and account management.
Put it in contextCashback
A conditional reward on eligible spending. Read the current qualification rules, settlement conditions, and caps.
Put it in contextCustody
Who controls access to assets and how they are held. Self-custody wallets and partner-operated payment balances carry different responsibilities.
Put it in contextEffective exchange rate
Final recipient amount divided by total source-currency debit. Use the same currency pair and delivery type when comparing.
Put it in contextFiat
Government-issued money, such as USD, PHP or VND. A token referencing a currency is not automatically a bank balance in that currency.
Put it in contextFX
Foreign exchange: converting between currencies. Examine the amount delivered and any charge rather than only the displayed rate.
Put it in contextJupiter ID
The identity and sign-in layer described for Jupiter Spend. It should not be confused with a wallet recovery phrase.
Put it in contextKYC
Know Your Customer: the provider’s identity-verification process. Submit only through a verified official flow.
Put it in contextNetwork fee
A cost associated with processing an onchain transaction. It is distinct from a sending exchange or payment provider’s charge.
Put it in contextOff-ramp
A route from crypto into fiat money. Check the available asset, account, currency, and withdrawal requirements before funding.
Put it in contextOn-ramp
A route for obtaining crypto using fiat money. Include its cost and permitted availability in a complete transfer comparison.
Put it in contextPayout
The delivery step to a recipient, such as a bank credit. Check whether the quoted amount is final and usable.
Put it in contextPrivate key
Secret information that controls a wallet. Do not enter one into a tutorial, fee calculator, or support message.
Put it in contextQR payment
A payment initiated by scanning a code. A code’s existence does not prove that every app or payment purpose is supported.
Put it in contextRecovery phrase
Secret words used by certain wallets to recover access. Not every account type uses one; follow your actual wallet’s instructions.
Put it in contextSettlement
The completion stage of payment processing. A pending authorization, submitted transfer, and settled payment are different states.
Put it in contextStablecoin
A token intended to track a reference value. The intended peg does not remove access, issuer, market, or transfer risk.
Put it in contextTest transfer
A modest, valid initial transfer used to check a route. It must satisfy fees and minimums and does not guarantee future transactions.
Put it in contextToken
An asset represented on a blockchain. Always identify both the token and the supported network before depositing.
Put it in contextTransaction hash
An identifier for an onchain transaction, useful for investigation. It is not a private key or recovery credential.
Put it in contextVirtual account
Bank-style receiving details provided for a specified service and rail. They are not a crypto deposit address.
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