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BTC
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XMR
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No KYC · 0.5% fee · Non-custodial

Swap SOL to USDT — Solana to Tether, No KYC

Send Solana, receive Tether in your wallet. No account.

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Indicative mid
1 SOL ≈ 95.9097 USDT (not a swap quote)
SOL ≈ USD
$95.84
Completion
Depends on processing and both networks
You send
Solana (SOL)
You receive
USDT on the network you select

Exchange native SOL for USDT on the network your receiving wallet supports. Review the quote without an exchange account, then follow your deposit and payout on the order page.

Choose the USDT network in the widget. Receiving USDT on Solana keeps everything in one ecosystem (Phantom, Solflare). TRC-20 is cheap for transfers; ERC-20 is what most Ethereum apps want. The receive address must match that network.

Send native SOL, not an SPL token, to the deposit address. Keep enough SOL for the network fee shown in your wallet. Completion depends on provider processing as well as the deposit and receiving networks.

0.5% Standard / 1% Private Swap plus Solana and USDT-chain fees. Buying SOL with Tether: USDT→SOL. For privacy after SOL, use SOL→XMR rather than USDT.

From your Solana wallet

Send SOL from a wallet you control, such as Phantom, Solflare, Backpack. Check that it supports the network and any memo required by your order. You do not need to connect the wallet: use the deposit instructions shown after creating the order. Network: Solana. Native SOL on Solana. Addresses are base58 (32 to 44 characters), never 0x.

Receiving Tether: address and network

Paste a USDT address from a wallet you control (MetaMask (ERC-20), TronLink (TRC-20), Phantom (Solana), Trust Wallet…). Payout network: several — the widget shows which one. USDT exists on Ethereum (ERC-20), Tron (TRC-20), BNB Chain, Solana and more. The network selected in the widget is the one used for the deposit and the payout; USDT on another network is a different token. Set the refund address at the same time: it must be a SOL address, on the network you send from.

FAQ

SOL to USDT

How do I swap SOL to USDT without KYC?

Open /swap/sol-to-usdt, pick the USDT network, paste the matching address, send SOL to the deposit address.

What is the fee to exchange SOL to USDT?

0.5% Standard or 1% Private Swap, plus a small Solana fee and the USDT chain’s transfer fee.

How long does a SOL to USDT swap take?

Check the estimate for your order and follow each stage on the order page. The SOL deposit, provider processing and your chosen USDT network all affect completion.

Is swapping SOL to USDT on Swap.bz custodial?

Swap.bz does not keep an account balance for you. The selected provider or protocol processes your SOL deposit and sends USDT to your receiving address.

USDT or USDC on Solana?

This page is USDT. For USD Coin, use SOL→USDC. They are different mints — sending the wrong stable to a deposit address will not complete as the quoted pair.

Can I pay from a Solana exchange withdrawal?

Yes if the exchange withdraws native SOL to the deposit address, with no extra memo required. If they force a memo/tag and you omit it, the deposit may not credit.

Can a provider request identity verification?

You can request a quote without an account or identity documents. A provider may still pause a flagged deposit and request information before processing or refunding it. Check the conditions of your selected route before sending.

Can I swap SOL to USDT from Phantom?

Yes, if the wallet supports the selected SOL network and all required deposit fields, including a memo when shown. Review the quote, then follow the order instructions. You do not need to connect your wallet or create an account.

Which network do I use to receive USDT?

several — the widget shows which one. USDT exists on Ethereum (ERC-20), Tron (TRC-20), BNB Chain, Solana and more. The network selected in the widget is the one used for the deposit and the payout; USDT on another network is a different token.

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