Swap for LANDING from your own wallet.
Jupiter routes your swap across Solana liquidity, including the Orca pool LANDING sits in. You keep your keys the whole way through. It takes about four minutes.
Four minutes, done carefully.
Get a Solana wallet
Phantom and Solflare are the usual two. Install one, write the recovery phrase on paper, and put the paper somewhere that is not a photo on your phone.
Nobody from this project will ever ask you for that phrase. There is no support process that needs it, and anyone requesting it is stealing from you.
Fund it with SOL
You are swapping SOL for LANDING, and you also need a small amount of SOL left over to pay network fees. Leaving roughly 0.01 SOL spare is plenty.
Buy SOL on any exchange and withdraw it to your wallet address, or use the wallet's own buy option.
Open Jupiter and connect
Go to jup.ag and connect your wallet. Connecting lets the site read your balances. It does not give it permission to move anything.
Paste the mint address
This is the step that matters. In the output field, paste the LANDING mint address rather than searching for the name. Anyone can deploy a token called LANDING.
DLGLMB3imJqnAwKjxY8ZFXoF7CPfTbCNL3j3Ag5M5vGZ
Check slippage, then swap
Jupiter will show you the expected output and the price impact. If the impact looks severe, your order is large relative to the pool. Splitting it into smaller swaps usually costs you less.
Approve in your wallet. Solana confirms in seconds.
Verify what you received
Open your wallet and check the token you now hold has the mint address above. If it does not, you bought something else, and no amount of it is LANDING.
The three that cost people money.
Token lists are populated by whoever registered the name. Paste the address. Every time, including the fifth time.
Without a little SOL for fees your next transaction fails, including the one where you try to sell.
Read what the wallet is asking before you approve it. That habit is worth more than any advice on this page.
Landed?
Get a permanent Lander ID, or leave one line on the Wall. Both are optional and both are public.