Convert ETH to SOL Across Ethereum and Solana Networks
Exchange Ethereum for native SOL and receive the payout directly on Solana. The order accepts ETH on Ethereum and sends SOL to the Solana destination address entered for the receive side.
This is a cross-network asset conversion rather than a direct blockchain transfer. The user does not need to manually bridge ETH or receive a wrapped representation of SOL for the configured route.
Current ETH to SOL Rate and Common Amounts
The live ETH/SOL rate shows the current Solana value of one Ether for this pair. The exchange widget provides the executable receive amount after applying the route available for the requested order.
| ETH | SOL (estimated) |
|---|---|
| 0.1 ETH | 2.47 SOL |
| 0.5 ETH | 12.37 SOL |
| 1 ETH | 24.74 SOL |
| 2 ETH | 49.47 SOL |
| 5 ETH | 123.69 SOL |
| 10 ETH | 247.37 SOL |
The amount table is a supporting converter for this route. The current widget quote remains the value used when creating the swap.
How ETH Becomes Native SOL
The order uses an Ethereum deposit and a separate Solana payout. That distinction matters because the send and receive wallets belong to different blockchain networks and use different address formats.
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Enter the amount of ETH you want to exchange and review the SOL quote.
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Add the Solana destination address where you want to receive native SOL.
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Send ETH to the generated Ethereum deposit address.
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After the required confirmations and service processing, native SOL is sent on Solana to the destination wallet.
For the deposit step, see how to send ETH safely if you need a general ETH transfer guide.
Ethereum Address In, Solana Address Out
Ethereum and Solana use different address systems, so the destination fields are not interchangeable. The ETH deposit belongs to Ethereum, while the SOL payout must go to a valid Solana destination.
| Detail | Send side | Receive side |
|---|---|---|
| Asset | ETH | SOL |
| Network | Ethereum | Solana |
| Address role | Generated Ethereum deposit address | Your Solana destination address |
| Asset type | Native ETH | Native SOL |
An Ethereum 0x address should not be used as the SOL destination. The order form should validate the Solana address before the swap is funded.
Native SOL, Not a Wrapped Ethereum Token
The configured payout is native SOL on Solana mainnet. The service order converts assets across networks and sends SOL to the destination wallet rather than delivering a wrapped Solana token on Ethereum.
This also makes the route different from manually bridging the same asset between networks. A bridge primarily changes where an asset is represented, while this order changes both the asset and the destination blockchain; the ETH bridging guide covers that separate concept.
What to Check Before Sending ETH
A short network check helps prevent the most common cross-chain mistakes. Review the destination and order details before sending because the payout depends on the Solana address entered for the route.
- Confirm that the deposit asset is ETH on Ethereum.
- Verify that the destination is a Solana address controlled by you or the intended recipient.
- Review the current SOL receive amount and rate mode.
- Check the live minimum and maximum shown for the route.
- Leave enough ETH in the sending wallet for Ethereum gas.
Fees, Limits and Rate Type
The executable quote reflects the route available between Ethereum and Solana. Service pricing, Ethereum gas and the Solana-side payout cost are distinct components and should not be merged into one fee label.
No additional service fee is added after order creation. See Ethereum gas fees for more detail on the send-side network cost.
Convert ETH to SOL Without a Persistent Account
Eligible swaps can start without creating a persistent trading account. The order is transaction-specific and pays the SOL directly to the destination wallet entered for that swap.
Risk-based transaction screening still applies. Additional verification may be requested for flagged orders as described in the AML Policy.
Why Users Move from Ethereum to Solana
A user may need SOL because the next wallet, payment or application operates on Solana rather than Ethereum. Converting directly can fund that destination without first moving through fiat or manually arranging separate bridge and swap steps.
Fund a Solana wallet
Receive native SOL directly on Solana
Cover Solana-native transaction needs
Hold the native asset used within the Solana network
Prepare for a Solana payment or app
Move value into the asset required by the destination workflow
Avoid a fiat intermediate step
Convert ETH to SOL in one crypto-to-crypto order
Start Your ETH to SOL Swap
Verify the Solana destination and the current receive amount before creating the order. When the network and address are correct, return to the exchange form and use the live details shown there.
FAQ
Do I receive native SOL on Solana?
Yes. The configured route pays native SOL on Solana mainnet to the validated Solana destination entered for the order.
Is this the same as bridging ETH to Solana?
No. The order exchanges ETH for a different asset, SOL, and pays it on Solana. A bridge normally moves or represents an asset across networks without necessarily changing the asset itself.
Can I use my Ethereum address as the SOL destination?
No. The receive side requires a valid Solana destination address; an Ethereum 0x address is not the correct payout destination for this route.
What is the minimum order?
The site-level starting point is about $10 equivalent. The live route minimum shown in the widget takes priority.
How long does the swap take?
Typical service processing is 5–11 minutes after required blockchain confirmations. Network confirmation and payout settlement times are separate.
Do I need an account?
Eligible swaps can start without creating a persistent trading account. Risk-based screening still applies and can trigger additional verification.
How are fees handled?
The estimated service fee is 0.27%–1.43%. Ethereum gas is paid separately, and the Solana payout network cost is reflected in the quoted SOL receive amount.
Can I use a fixed rate?
Floating rate is the default. Fixed-rate handling is available only on selected routes when the widget displays that option.