According to The Block, decentralized exchange aggregator Jupiter has acquired blockchain browser SolanaFM.

At the same time, it also acquired Coinhall, a decentralized trading terminal for the Solana and Cosmos blockchains.

Jupiter co-founder Siong Ong announced at the Solana Breakpoint event in Singapore that the decentralized exchange aggregator has acquired blockchain explorer SolanaFM.

“By partnering with Jupiter, we will focus on increasing Jupiter’s data and infrastructure capabilities tenfold,” SolanaFM said in a post on X .

SolanaFM, which raised $4.5 million from SBI Group in 2022, allows users to access and interact with Solana data through its indexer and exploration tools.

“We are also acquiring Coinhall, which is the number one aggregator on Cosmos,” Ong said during Breakpoint’s keynote. Coinhall is an on-chain trading terminal that provides swaps between decentralized exchanges on the Solana and Cosmos blockchains. According to Ong, Coinhall has over 225,000 users across 23 chains.

The team did not disclose the specific transaction terms of the two acquisitions.

At the event on Friday, Ong also announced other key updates for Jupiter that will be available in the coming weeks, such as Jupiter Mobile, a mobile app developed in partnership with MoonPay that Jupiter users can access via Apple or Google Pay with zero platform fees.

Other updates include the planned launch of Ape.Pro, an upgrade to its memecoin trading platform Ape, designed to let users trade and mint memecoin on mobile devices via social login.

Jupiter will also launch its own API platform, Metropolis, to provide developers with a more comprehensive liquidity API, covering token, price, and exchange APIs. “With [Metropolis], all liquidity needs are centralized in one set of APIs,” Ong said.