Solana (SOL)
High-throughput layer 1 for payments, tokens and DeFi
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About Solana
Solana (SOL) is a high-throughput layer-1 blockchain designed for low-cost, fast transactions: blocks are produced roughly every 400 milliseconds and a simple transfer costs a fraction of a cent. SOL pays for transactions and secures the network through staking.
Since 2023 Solana has become the main venue for retail token trading, memecoins and consumer payments, and one of the largest networks for USDC and USDT transfers. The Firedancer validator client, developed by Jump, started running on mainnet in 2024–2025 to improve resilience after the network's earlier outages.
On SyntheticSwap you can swap SOL to USDT (TRC-20 or BEP-20), Monero and USDC, and receive SOL from XMR, USDT, USDC and Sui. SOL deposits are credited after a single confirmation, so a SOL-funded swap is usually limited only by the destination chain's speed.
Before you swap SOL: what to check
- •Receiving address format: base58, 32–44 characters — your Solana wallet address.
- •Network: Solana. SOL exists on one network here; make sure your wallet sends on it.
- •Deposit confirmations: 1 on Solana (block time ~400 ms). The rate is locked when the deposit confirms, not when you broadcast.
- •Limits: minimum and maximum are shown in the form for each pair and change with fees and liquidity.
- •Tracking: the status page shows each stage; deposits and payouts can be checked on solscan.io.
Receiving SOL and Solana tokens
A Solana address is a base58 string of 32–44 characters and is the same for SOL and for tokens like USDC (which use token accounts derived from it). When swapping into SOL, paste your wallet's main address. When swapping into USDC on Solana, the token account is created automatically on payout; you need a small SOL balance in the wallet to move the tokens afterwards.
Solana history
- 2017Anatoly Yakovenko publishes the Proof of History whitepaper.
- 2020Mainnet beta launches in March.
- 2021DeFi and NFT activity surge; SOL becomes a top-10 asset. Several network outages expose early stability issues.
- 2022The FTX collapse hits Solana's ecosystem hard; the network keeps operating and rebuilds through 2023.
- 2024Memecoin and consumer-app activity make Solana the highest-volume chain for retail trading; Firedancer's first version runs on mainnet.
- 2025Full Firedancer client rolls out and the Alpenglow consensus redesign is proposed to cut finality to well under a second.
How to swap SOL
- In the form above, choose the direction: SOL to the coin you want, or the other way round.
- Enter the amount — the estimated amount you receive updates live; minimums are shown in the form.
- Paste the receiving address and, optionally, a refund address.
- Click “Swap now” and send exactly the shown amount to the deposit address from any wallet you control.
- After 1 confirmation the payout is sent; track it on the status page. No account, no KYC.
How to store SOL
Phantom, Solflare and Backpack are the main self-custody wallets; Ledger hardware wallets support Solana through them. Keep a little SOL for fees and rent in every wallet you use.
Solana wallets are frequent phishing targets: verify the site you connect to, and never sign a transaction that asks for unlimited approvals or wallet-drain permissions.
If something looks wrong
SOL swap pairs
Frequently asked questions
SOL deposits are credited after 1 confirmation — a second or two. The payout speed depends on the destination: USDT on TRON or USDC on Solana in seconds, Monero in a few minutes, Bitcoin in about a block.