Swap SOL to USDT on Solana, or back
SOL is Solana's own coin and USDT on Solana is an SPL token, so one Solana address holds both. Send SOL to a one-time address, and USDT goes to the Solana address you paste: Phantom, Solflare or an exchange.
Set the form to USDT Solana to SOLNetworks and addresses
Solana
SPL- Receiving address
- 32 to 44 letters and numbers, no fixed prefix
- Gas coin (to move it later)
- SOL
- Explorer
- Solscan
- USDT contract
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Before you send
- Paste a Solana address: letters and numbers with no fixed prefix, usually 43 or 44 characters. In Phantom or Solflare, it's the same address that holds your SOL.
- Keep a little SOL back. Every Solana transaction pays its fee in SOL, the USDT sends you make later included.
- A wallet that has never held USDT needs a token account for it. The payout creates one, so there's nothing for you to set up.
- No refund address to fill in: if the swap can't go through, the SOL normally goes back to the wallet it came from. From an exchange, that's the exchange's wallet, and you may need its support to get it.
- On an exchange, withdraw SOL on the Solana network. If it lists other networks for SOL, a deposit on those isn't part of the swap.
After it lands
- USDT arrives at your Solana address. If Phantom or Solflare doesn't show it, search for the mint address below.
- Sending it on later costs a small fee in SOL.
- The USDT is priced when your SOL is swapped, so the amount can differ a little from the estimate you saw.
Going the other way
- Paste a Solana address for the SOL. It can be the wallet you send the USDT from.
- Send USDT on Solana (SPL) to the deposit address, not SOL or another token.
- A wallet with USDT but no SOL can't send at all. Add a little SOL first, or send from an exchange.
- Receiving at an exchange? Use its SOL deposit page with Solana as the network, not its USDT page.
How every Flipperr swap works
- Fees are inside the estimate. The “You get” amount already has Flipperr's fee and the network fee for sending to you in it. Nothing is added on top.
- The rate floats: the estimate moves with the market until your deposit is swapped. The final amount can differ a little on USDT and USDC, and more when a coin is involved.
- Each order has a one-time deposit address and a window to send: 10 minutes for USDT or USDC, 45 for a coin.
- Your exchange or wallet charges its own fee to send the deposit, separate from our estimate. If it takes that fee out of the amount you send, less arrives, and a short deposit can put the swap on hold until support sorts it out. Add the fee on top so the full amount arrives.
- While the swap runs, your tokens are with our liquidity partner. It can pause a swap it flags as risky and ask you to verify.
- A USDT or USDC swap usually takes a few minutes, and a coin on a slower network can take longer. Busy networks can slow any swap down, and the order page shows every stage.
Other ways to do this
- From your own wallet, a Solana DEX swaps SOL and USDT without an account, for a small SOL fee and a price set by the pool. Phantom and Solflare have one built in. An exchange can do it as a trade, with an account (usually with KYC).
Questions about this route
- Do I need SOL to receive USDT on Solana?
- No. The payout pays its own fee and creates the USDT token account if your wallet has none yet. You need a little SOL later, to send the USDT on.
- Will I get USDT or USDC?
- USDT, at the mint address on this page. Want USDC on Solana instead? Pick USDC as the side you get in the form.
- Can I swap SOL to TRC20 USDT?
- Yes. Pick USDT on TRON as the side you get and paste a TRON address that starts with T. Your deposit address is still a Solana address. On that route the form also asks for the Solana wallet you're sending from, for a refund.
- Is the SOL price locked when I create the order?
- No, the rate floats. The USDT amount follows the SOL price until your deposit is swapped, so it can come out a little higher or lower than the estimate.