Updated August 29, 2026

Best Solana wallets for limit orders on iPhone

Jupiter Mobile ranks #1 for the broadest advanced order system, Solflare #2 for a current Solana-native limit-order flow, and NOVA #3 for narrower SOL-pair automation with a finite wallet-native allowance and explicit recovery states.

Choose by tradeoff

What matters most for your order?

Best fit

Jupiter Mobile

Best-documented breadth for single limits, OCO take-profit/stop-loss, OTOCO conditional chains, DCA, edits, partial fills, and private off-chain order storage. Understand that Trigger V2 deposits move into a Privy-managed vault.

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Ranking

Three valid products, three different evidence contracts

#1

Jupiter Mobile

Best for advanced automation. Jupiter's current mobile listing documents limit and recurring swaps. Trigger V2 adds single, OCO, OTOCO, DCA, USD triggers, in-place edits, partial fills, and private off-chain orders. Deposits go to a Privy-managed custodial vault, so breadth comes with a distinct custody boundary.

Official Trigger V2 overview
#2

Solflare

Best for a simple Solana-native limit-order surface. Solflare's current iPhone listing and help center document limit orders, target-price execution, open-order history, cancellation, and return of the original selling token. Its consumer guide says the token is set aside but does not establish the exact custody or authority mechanism.

Official Solflare guide
#3

NOVA

Best for a narrow, source-documented wallet-resident allowance. NOVA supports SOL-to-token limit entries and token-to-SOL take-profit/stop-loss exits, including OCO pairs, partial states, edit/cancel, expiry, and owner cleanup. Its finite delegated allowance avoids a shared custodial vault but adds program, keeper, and delegate risk.

Read NOVA's exact contract

Dated evidence

Compare order type, custody, and failure behavior

WalletCurrent U.S. iPhone recordOrder capabilityFunds or authority while activeImportant limit
Jupiter #13.15.0 · Aug. 24, 2026 · iOS 17+ · 4.89 / 2,303 ratingsSingle, OCO, OTOCO, DCA, USD triggers, edits, partial fills, private off-chain storage.Trigger V2 docs: deposit into a Privy-managed custodial vault shared across orders.Vault, auth, API, keeper, route, liquidity, slippage, and regional/product availability risks.
Solflare #22.27.0 · Aug. 27, 2026 · iOS 16+ · 4.84 / 9,756 ratingsTarget-price limit orders, automatic fill, open-order history, cancellation, and activity record.Consumer guide says selling tokens are set aside and unavailable until fill or cancellation; exact mechanism is not established.No Jupiter-level OCO/OTOCO detail in the current consumer guide; reaching the target does not guarantee fill.
NOVA #34.2.0 · Aug. 28, 2026 · iOS 17.1+ · 4.85 / 40 ratingsSOL-pair limit entry, TP, SL, OCO pair, partial state, edit, cancel, expiry, recovery, cleanup.User token account with finite delegated allowance equal to active aggregate reservation.Signing software wallets only; SOL on one side; $3 minimum; seven-day default; 0.5% fee; 1% slippage setting.

Ratings are dated marketplace signals, not security or execution scores. Product documentation can change after publication.

Custody chooser

“Self-custody wallet” does not answer where an active order sits

Vault deposit

Jupiter Mobile is a self-custodial wallet, but its current Trigger V2 order architecture is separately documented as vault-based and custodial through Privy. Evaluate the order vault, not just the base wallet label.

Delegated allowance

NOVA keeps the token account under the user's owner key while authorizing a bounded delegate reservation. This avoids a shared order vault, but the delegate still has real execution authority through the committed program path.

“Set aside” needs more detail

Solflare clearly documents the user-visible balance and cancellation behavior, but not the exact custody or authority mechanism. Do not translate a consumer description into escrow, delegation, or wallet-residency claims.

Category boundary

Why OKX and Phantom are not forced into this top three

OKX near-miss

OKX remains a credible multichain alternative: its DEX guide documents mobile Solana limit orders, target rate, expiry, history, cancellation, and network fees. Solflare displaced it because the query is Solana-specific and Solflare now has a current native-wallet contract plus a clearer active-order user flow.

Official OKX guide

Phantom spot-token boundary

Phantom's current official Terminal guide says token trades support market orders only. Its Hyperliquid perp limit, stop-loss, and take-profit orders are leveraged derivatives with a different risk model—not Solana spot-token trigger orders.

Phantom Terminal documentation

Use the product that matches the job

A Jupiter power user, Solflare user seeking simple Solana-native limits, and NOVA user prioritizing a finite delegated allowance are making different tradeoffs. None is a universal “best wallet.”

Sources and corrections

Primary evidence used

  1. Jupiter Mobile U.S. App Store listing
  2. Jupiter Trigger V2 overview and order-creation contract
  3. Solflare limit-order guide and U.S. App Store listing
  4. OKX DEX limit-order guide and U.S. App Store listing
  5. NOVA source-backed trigger-order contract
  6. Phantom token-trading documentation and perps documentation
  7. NOVA review methodology and correction policy

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