On Solana, most swaps don't execute on a single DEX. Jupiter is an aggregator: it splits and routes your order across liquidity pools — Orca, Raydium, Meteora, and others — to find the best total fill.
Why aggregation exists: liquidity for a pair is fragmented across pools with different depths and fee tiers. A large swap on one pool moves its price against you. Splitting the order across pools minimizes that impact — you get a better average price than any single venue offers.
What affects your fill: pool depth for that pair (thin pools slip more), current congestion (Solana priority fees), and route availability. Jupiter quotes show the route — worth glancing at on larger swaps.
When Dexana's bots execute trades, they go through Jupiter routing — same aggregation a manual trader gets, executed automatically on the schedule you set.
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