Solana (SOL) swap, no account, no ID. Swap SOL. Start a fresh page.
Solana writes a new public page every 0.4 seconds, and the book never loses one. Send SOL or USDC on Solana, pick what you want back, and it lands in a fresh wallet of yours: Ethereum, USDT, Bitcoin, TON or anything else. No account. No ID.
- For a deposit to count
- 13sec
- The fastest trip
- 20min
- To fill in
- 0forms
Solana is a flipbook. A new page every 0.4 seconds.
Think of a flipbook that never stops. Every 0.4 seconds Solana adds a new page, and every payment lands on one of them. That's about two and a half pages a second.
Since 21 October 2026 Solana runs on an upgrade called Alpenglow, built to make each page final in a fraction of a second. We still wait for 32 pages, about 13 seconds, and then your SOL counts.
That's why SOL is one of the quickest coins to put on the desk. Most trips out of Solana land in about 20 minutes.
One saddlebag, a pocket for every coin.
On Solana, your SOL sits in your wallet's main pouch. Every other coin, like USDC or JUP, gets its own little pocket, sewn onto your wallet and made for that one coin.
That's also why USDC on Solana and USDC on Ethereum aren't the same thing. Same name, different roads. A coin from one road won't fit a pocket on the other.
The mule takes both. Pick the USDC you actually hold, and the desk sends you the right deposit address for it.
Like a shopping cart, a wallet needs a coin.
You know the shopping cart that needs a coin to unlock it? A Solana wallet works the same way. To exist, it holds a tiny deposit: 0.00089 SOL. Close the wallet, and you get it back.
That's why a send that would leave less than the deposit fails, and why wallets tell you to keep a little SOL behind.
The mule handles its side. When you send, leave a few cents of SOL in your wallet, and the trip goes through first time.
Addresses have no names. Explorers add them.
A Solana address is just letters and numbers. But explorers like Solscan pin name badges on them: your .sol name if you have one, then projects, then exchanges.
So a wallet you've used for years, with a name and a trail of exchange deposits, is easy to read. Anyone can flip back one page and see where the coins came from.
Give the mule a fresh wallet, and it starts on page one, with no badge. Your SOL becomes the coin you want, and lands there.
Solana on one card.
The plain facts about Solana, the ones that matter before you send. Checked 30 October 2026.
- Network
- Solana, its own blockchain
- A new page
- Every 0.4 seconds (a slot)
- Final
- Alpenglow, live since 21 October 2026, aims for about 150 milliseconds
- Address
- Letters and numbers with no 0x, usually 32 to 44 long
- Wallet deposit
- 0.00089088 SOL to exist, refundable when closed
- Network fee
- 5,000 lamports a signature, about 0.000005 SOL, plus an optional priority fee
- Tokens
- Each token sits in its own account next to your wallet
- USDC
- Native USDC on Solana, issued by Circle; not the same as USDC on Ethereum
- Memo
- Not needed
- We count it after
- 32 confirmations, about 13 seconds
- Fast with us
- From about 20 minutes, network fees in
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Where people lose SOL, and how the mule keeps you from it.
SOL sent to a token pocket
Copy your main wallet address, not a token account. SOL sent to the wrong kind of account can get stuck; if it's your own token account, closing it gives the SOL back.
USDC on the wrong road
USDC on Solana and USDC on Ethereum are different coins with the same name. Pick the one you hold on the desk, or the deposit won't arrive.
Sending every last lamport
A send that leaves your wallet below its tiny deposit fails. Leave a few cents of SOL behind in any wallet you send from.
A memo you don't need
Solana deposits here need no memo. If a screen shows a memo box for SOL, leave it empty unless your order asks for one.
SOL roads the mule walks.
Every swap in and out of Solana with its own page, its own times and its own checklist.
Solana swaps, answered.
Is Solana anonymous?
Addresses carry no names, but every transfer is public, and explorers add labels like exchange names and .sol domains. Give the mule a fresh wallet and it starts on page one, with no badge.
Can Solana transactions be traced?
Anyone can follow a transfer in an explorer, and analytics firms follow SOL and tokens across many hops. That's why the mule pays out to a fresh wallet of yours, one with no history of its own.
How long does a Solana swap take?
Your SOL counts after 32 confirmations, about 13 seconds. On Fast most trips land in about 20 minutes; SOL to Bitcoin takes about 30. On Stealth it lands on the day you pick.
Why does a new Solana wallet need SOL?
Every Solana account holds a tiny refundable deposit to exist, about 0.00089 SOL for a plain wallet. Keep a little SOL in any wallet you send from.
Do I need a memo to send SOL?
No. Solana deposits here use their own address, so no memo is needed.
Is USDC on Solana the same as USDC on Ethereum?
Same dollar, different road. Pick the network your USDC is on; the desk gives you the right deposit address for it.
What if I send SOL to a token account?
If it's your own token account, closing it returns the SOL. If not, only its owner can send it back. Always copy your main wallet address.
Can I swap SOL without KYC?
Yes. From $50 to $29,999 a swap, with no account, no email and no ID, before or after.