Jupiter is committed to addressing the security issues of the ASR reward process

Faced with growing criticism from its community, Jupiter commits to addressing the issues identified in its Active Stake Reward (ASR) claim mechanism for Q4. The current process, as reported by BlockBeats via Solana Floor, requires users to directly import their mnemonic phrases into the Jupiter wallet to access their rewards. This approach has raised widespread concerns within the Solana ecosystem.

Mnemonic phrase import risks raise concerns

Requiring users to reveal their mnemonic phrases poses a major security risk. Community members have questioned this requirement, deeming it problematic and counterproductive, as it potentially exposes private keys to unnecessary dangers. Beyond these legitimate concerns, the process also excludes users with non-private key wallets and those using institutional custody solutions, significantly reducing the program’s accessibility for certain segments of the user base.

New methods to simplify and secure the claim process

In response to substantial community feedback, Jupiter has confirmed that it will deploy alternative methods to address these legitimate concerns. The platform has committed to introducing these new options very soon, providing safer and more inclusive ways to claim ASR rewards. This initiative reflects Jupiter’s commitment to balancing security and accessibility for its entire Solana community.