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Real prices.Practice money.

Follow live prices for Solana tokens, learn how a swap really works, then trade $10,000 that isn't real. No account and no wallet needed.

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Practice withthe real costs.

A practice account that fills every order at the quoted price teaches the wrong lesson. On PINGO each practice trade:

  • fills at the live Jupiter price
  • adds an estimated price impact from the asset's real pool liquidity
  • pays the same 0.5% fee as a PINGO swap
  • stays in your browser, with nothing sent to PINGO
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Learn what happenswhen you press Swap.

Start lesson 1
  1. 1What your wallet actually holds4 min
  2. 2How a swap on Solana works4 min
  3. 3Slippage, price impact and the minimum you receive5 min
  4. 4Every fee you pay on a swap4 min
  5. 5Reading a price chart4 min
  6. 6Risk basics and fake tokens5 min

Live

Swaps, checked before you sign

Swap the listed tokens through Jupiter on the Swap page. Every swap goes through these steps.

Open the Swap page
  1. 1

    You pick what to swap and how much.

  2. 2

    PINGO asks Jupiter for a route across Solana pools.

  3. 3

    PINGO checks the transaction and shows the price, the minimum you'll receive, the network fee and its own 0.5% fee.

  4. 4

    Your wallet signs. PINGO never holds your tokens or your keys.

  5. 5

    The swap settles on Solana in seconds. If the price ran past your limit it fails instead: your tokens stay put and only the network fee is spent.

Before you start

Do I need a wallet to use PINGO?

Not for Markets, the Academy or practice trading. You need a Solana wallet only to swap real tokens on the Swap page.

Does PINGO hold my money?

No. Practice trading uses no money at all, and real swaps are signed and sent by your own wallet. PINGO never takes custody of funds or keys.

Is there a PINGO token?

No. PINGO Exchange has no token and no presale. Anything sold as one is a scam.

Where do the prices come from?

Prices and changes come from Jupiter's token data, refreshed every 30 seconds. Pool details on asset pages come from DexScreener.

Why is the list of assets so short?

Anyone can launch a token with any name, so PINGO lists a checked set by mint address instead of every token on Solana.

What does PINGO charge?

Markets, lessons and practice trading are free. Swaps carry a 0.5% fee, shown as its own line before you sign.