Swap SOL to ETH
Exchange Solana (SOL) to Ethereum (ETH) privately. The rate is locked the moment your order is created, the payout is fixed, and failed swaps are automatically refunded. No account, no KYC, no limits.
Enter an amount on the exchange widget below to see the live locked rate.
Open exchangeSOL to ETH swap at a glance
| Rate | Locked the moment the order is created — fixed-rate, the payout does not move afterwards. |
|---|---|
| You send | SOL on SOL |
| You receive | ETH on ETH |
| Typical time | 10–30 minutes after your deposit reaches the required confirmations. |
| Limits | Per-pair minimum and maximum are set by the liquidity provider and shown live in the widget. |
| Fees | No spread is added on top of the provider rate — we are paid by the provider, not by you. |
| Account | None. No email, no password, no KYC — you need a receiving address and nothing else. |
How to swap SOL to ETH
- 1. Choose SOL as what you send and ETH as what you receive.
- 2. Paste your ETH receiving address and create the order — the rate locks instantly.
- 3. Send SOL to the one-time deposit address shown.
- 4. After network confirmations, ETH arrives at your address. Track every step on the order page.
Exchange widget
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About Solana (SOL)
High-throughput L1 — sub-minute confirmations and cent-level fees.
- · SOL is the gas asset of the Solana network; SPL tokens (USDC, USDT on Solana) are separate assets on the same rail.
- · Deposit confirmations are effectively instant — swap deposits typically process in under a minute.
- · Account-based and fully public; Solana's analytics ecosystem is young but growing fast.
About Ethereum (ETH)
The smart-contract hub — and home of the token ecosystem most swaps start from.
- · Account-based ledger: balance and full history are public per address, and analytics tooling is the most mature of any chain.
- · Mainnet gas costs real money — if your swap is under a few hundred dollars, an L2 (Base, Arbitrum) or side network is usually the better rail.
- · ETH itself travels on the Ethereum network only — ERC-20 tokens (USDT, USDC…) are separate assets that must match the order's network exactly.
Related guides
Both directions are supported
| SOL → ETH | This page |
| ETH → SOL | Open |
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need KYC or an account to swap SOL to ETH?
- No. There is no account, no email and no identity check — you paste a receiving address and send.
- How long does a SOL to ETH swap take?
- Usually 10–30 minutes, counted from the moment your deposit reaches the required confirmations.
- Does the rate change after I create the order?
- No. This pair uses fixed-rate: the payout is locked at order creation and does not move afterwards.
- What is the minimum amount?
- It is set per pair by the liquidity provider and shown live in the widget above — the quote returns an error with the exact minimum if you go under it.
- What happens if I send less than the quoted amount?
- Underpaid orders are refunded to the refund address you provide, once the provider confirms the shortfall.
- Do you hold my coins at any point?
- No. Your deposit goes to a one-time address at a third-party liquidity provider, not to a VeilSwap wallet.
- Where does the rate come from?
- From third-party liquidity providers. We compare quotes per pair and route to the one that pays out the most.
- Can I swap ETH back to SOL?
- Yes — both directions are live and use the same fixed-rate order flow. The reverse page is linked below.
- Can I use VeilSwap over Tor?
- Yes. An onion mirror serves the same application — same quotes, same order flow, not a reduced copy.
- What if the swap fails?
- You are refunded automatically to the refund address you entered, once the provider reports the failure.