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Answered from live records · 2026-09-13

Jupiter or 1inch — which should an agent route a swap through?

Jupiter and 1inch on the same axes: Sato Score 84 (High) vs 75 (High). No winner is declared, as of 2026-09-13.

Every row is read off the live record for each side — nothing is typed. What this cannot settle: Neither row in this table is an execution-quality measurement. Which aggregator returns a better fill for your size, your pair and your slippage tolerance is not something the directory observes, and no figure here should be read as a price claim. Quoted output is also not a fill: routes are quoted before signing and can move. If execution quality is the decision, benchmark both against your own order flow.

AxisJupiter1inch
CategoryTrading ToolTrading Tool
ChainsSolanaEthereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Multichain, Solana, Gnosis, Monad, zkSync
Source availabilityPartialPartial
Sato Score84 (High)75 (High)
LivenessActive · 2026-09-10Active · 2026-09-10
What was checkedinstall reproduced 2026-07-21reviewed
Verification statusVerifiedVerified

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Both records read live and laid on the same axes by lib/comparisons.ts. Every cell is derived; the caveat names what the data cannot settle.

Every answer on this page is produced by one named function over Sato Hub's live records on the date shown. Nothing is typed by hand, no figure is carried over from a previous day, and an answer with nothing behind it says unknown rather than zero. The Sato Score measures how open, active and verifiable a project is — it is not a safety, quality or returns grade.

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