XMRSOLMonero → Solana
Exchange Monero (XMR) to Solana (SOL)
Out of a private reserve and into the fast, busy economy of Solana.
Send Monero, receive SOL to your own wallet, ready for Solana apps. We lock the rate the moment you submit: what you see is what lands.
How to exchange Monero (XMR) to Solana (SOL)
- 01 Enter the amount and your Solana wallet address.
- 02 Send Monero to the address shown, in one transaction.
- 03 Receive SOL to your wallet, usually quickly.
Straight into the Solana economy
SOL lands in a wallet only you control, ready for DeFi, NFTs, or any app. No exchange account sitting between Monero and Solana.
No payment ID
Send Monero from a plain address, no integrated address or payment ID needed. Just the amount and a Solana address to receive.
One address, no memo
Solana wallets do not use a tag or memo. Give the base58 address and that is enough.
Rate locked before you send
You see the SOL amount before your Monero goes out. Once sent, that rate does not move.
Send Monero from a plain address on the Monero network, in one transaction. The receiving address is a standard Solana wallet address (base58 format); SOL needs no memo or tag. The swap goes through after Monero network confirmations, so a short wait on the way in is normal, then Solana itself confirms in seconds. The exact rate and minimum are shown right in the swap form. Keep the hash of your Monero transaction handy: if anything unusual comes up, support finds the deposit faster with it. Even an empty Solana wallet works for the payout - SOL is the coin of the network itself, so receiving it needs no gas.
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FAQ
Is registration or an identity check part of this swap?
No. The form needs only the amount and your Solana wallet address. We do not look into who is behind the swap and ask nothing to be confirmed: what gets screened is the deposited funds, not the person. A deposit that fails that screening is not kept - it is sent back to an address the sender controls.
Do you need a payment ID or integrated address?
No, a plain Monero address is enough to send from. We do not ask for payment IDs.
How long from sending Monero to SOL landing?
The entry leg takes the longest: Monero confirms transfers at its own deliberate pace, and that stage cannot be skipped. Once the deposit is confirmed, the rest is brisk, because Solana settles the payout in seconds. We avoid promising exact timing, since it depends on how busy both networks are at that moment.
Does the Solana address need a memo?
No. Solana has no tag or memo. A plain base58 address is enough.
Does SOL arrive as the native coin on Solana?
Yes, you receive native SOL on the Solana network itself, not a wrapped copy on some other chain. That is why the receiving address has to be a Solana wallet address in base58 format. The SOL that lands can immediately pay network fees and work in Solana apps.
Is it safe?
We do not ask for documents and do not hold your balance. The rate is locked before you send, and SOL goes straight to your address.
If the trade cannot finish, does the Monero come back?
It does. When a swap stops short of completion, leave a Monero address for the return and the deposit is sent back the same way it came. We keep nothing that is not ours: either the swap ends with SOL paid out, or the sender gets the XMR back.
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