Comparison · Jumper Exchange
Jumper Exchange, with every route listed
Jumper Exchange is LI.FI's own app. Evenspan uses that router and charges a flat 0.20%. On 29 Sep 2026 we saved 92 quotes across 12 pairs. On 100 USDC from Arbitrum to Base, the best route paid $99.66 and the lowest paid $99.63. A Jumper hash can be pasted into the tracker.
The quotes were pulled from LI.FI's route API on 29 Sep 2026, the same router Jumper Exchange sends a swap through.
| Route | Receive | Gas | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Polymer (Standard) | $99.66 | $0.02 | ~18 min |
| Eco | $99.66 | $0.02 | ~7s |
| AcrossV4 | $99.64 | $0.01 | ~1s |
| Layerswap | $99.65 | $0.02 | ~5s |
| LI.FI Intents | $99.64 | $0.02 | ~6s |
| Polymer (Fast) | $99.63 | $0.02 | ~10s |
| CCTP + Mayan | $99.64 | $0.02 | ~20 min |
| Relay | $99.63 | $0.01 | ~2s |
Does Jumper Exchange use the same routes?
Jumper Exchange at jumper.exchange is LI.FI's interface. The 92 quotes saved on 29 Sep 2026 came from that route API, 12 pairs, up to 8 routes each. Evenspan submits to the same LI.FI router and adds a flat 0.20% on top of whatever the route charges. The fee is a line in dollars before you sign, next to gas and the bridge.
You are paying for the itemized bill, a payment-request link, and a tracker that accepts a hash from either app. The route list itself is the shared inventory.
What happens to a Jumper transfer that sits still?
Paste the source hash into the tracker. Evenspan reads LI.FI's status for that transaction, including ones that started on Jumper Exchange, and shows the source confirmation, the bridge leg, and delivery. The hash has to be the transaction on the chain you sent from.
A payment link is the other difference. You put an exact amount, a chain, and an address in the URL, and the other person pays it from whatever they already hold.
How wide was the gap on Arbitrum to Base?
On 100 USDC Arbitrum to Base, Polymer (Standard) paid $99.66 in ~18 min. The lowest saved quote on that pair paid $99.63. The chart is that gap, in dollars behind the best receive. A single "best route" button hides the rows underneath it. The live swap shows the current list, fee included.
What we measured
On 29 Sep 2026, 92 quotes across 12 pairs put $99.66 at the top of 100 USDC Arbitrum → Base and $99.63 at the bottom.
We requested LI.FI's advanced routes for a fixed amount on each pair, kept up to 8 quotes, and stored the tool name, the dollars you would receive, the gas estimate, and the estimated time. The sample is 12 pairs and 92 quotes, collected 29 Sep 2026.
Receive amounts are the LI.FI quotes for one fixed size on each pair. They leave out Evenspan's 0.20% fee. Gas and time are the estimates on that quote. The next snapshot will move.
Cite this: Jumper Exchange, with every route listed. https://evenspan.app/vs/jumper. Accessed 29 Sep 2026. On 29 Sep 2026, 92 quotes across 12 pairs put $99.66 at the top of 100 USDC Arbitrum → Base and $99.63 at the bottom.
Questions
Is Jumper Exchange custodial?+
Jumper Exchange routes through LI.FI's contracts. Evenspan does the same. Your wallet signs the transaction. Evenspan does not take custody of the funds.
Why would I leave Jumper Exchange?+
Use Evenspan when you want every quote listed in dollars, a flat 0.20% shown as its own line, a link that asks for an exact amount, or a tracker for a hash that started on Jumper.
Can Evenspan track a Jumper hash?+
Yes, when the transfer was routed by LI.FI. Paste the source transaction hash. The tracker follows that status even if the swap was opened on Jumper Exchange.
Does the 0.20% change the winner?+
The snapshot below is the route quote before Evenspan's fee. The live swap adds 0.20% to every route, so the ranking you see there is the one you would actually sign.
Which pair was priced for this page?+
The table is 100 USDC from Arbitrum to Base. The sample behind the quote count also includes Ethereum, Optimism, and Solana USDC, plus ETH between Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base.
The current quotes, with the 0.20% fee included, are on the live swap. bridge USDC from Arbitrum to Base.