Send from Your Bitcoin Wallet
Choose the Bitcoin account holding the available funds and paste the deposit address supplied for this exchange. Review the amount and wallet fee, then keep the transaction ID after broadcasting.
Exchange Bitcoin for SOL and fund the Solana wallet you want to use next. Enter your BTC amount, select a rate option and review the receiving estimate before paying.
You can send from your own Bitcoin wallet or a platform that supports the required withdrawal. The result goes to the Solana receiving address you choose.
A withdrawal screen can show a requested amount that differs from the amount delivered after the platform's fee. Compare its net withdrawal amount with the exchange payment instructions before confirming the send.
For example, if a platform deducts its withdrawal charge from the amount you enter, the deposit will receive less than that entered amount. Increase the withdrawal only if its preview and your balance allow it; do not assume the exchange will treat a short deposit as fully paid.
Choose the Bitcoin account holding the available funds and paste the deposit address supplied for this exchange. Review the amount and wallet fee, then keep the transaction ID after broadcasting.
Open the BTC holding to make the payment and use the SOL Receive screen for the destination. This is a web exchange paid from your wallet, so you do not need the same conversion to appear inside Trust Wallet's swap menu.
A broadcast Bitcoin transaction is not the same as a confirmed deposit. Once the required payment confirmations are reached, the service can move on to conversion and send the result on Solana.
| Stage | Where to check | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Withdrawal requested | Sending wallet or platform | The sender has accepted the request |
| BTC broadcast | Bitcoin transaction ID | The payment has reached the network |
| Deposit confirming | Exchange status | Required source confirmations are still being collected |
| SOL sent | Destination signature | The receiving transfer can be checked on Solana |
Your sending platform can add its own withdrawal queue before broadcasting. Follow the stage that is actually pending instead of judging the entire exchange by Solana's transfer speed.
The market reference shows the SOL value of one Bitcoin at the displayed observation time. Read the direction carefully: this is BTC measured in SOL, rather than the Bitcoin value of one Solana coin.
Source: CoinGecko aggregated market data · Updated 30 Oct 2026, 13:17 UTC
A partial Bitcoin balance can be enough for the Solana activity you have in mind. Use these preset amounts to compare different sizes without assuming you need to exchange a whole BTC.
| BTC amount | SOL at market rate |
|---|---|
Reference rate: 1 BTC = 801.94 SOL · Source: CoinGecko · Updated 30 Oct 2026, 13:17 UTC
The displayed results use a market ratio. The form supplies the actual quote, including applicable exchange charges and amount limits.
This chart follows Bitcoin's value relative to SOL across the chosen period. When the ratio rises, the same Bitcoin amount represents more SOL at the sampled prices.
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Use a wider period to compare the two assets beyond a single day's movement. Past readings do not lock the receiving amount for a payment made later.
Choose the amount after checking both the exchange limits and the net Bitcoin payment you can send. Decide whether you prefer a floating estimate or a fixed quote with its funding requirements.
| Condition | Terms |
|---|---|
| Floating service fee | 0.39%; the receiving estimate can change before execution |
| Fixed service fee | 0.79%; the quoted amount follows the displayed funding conditions |
| Fixed funding window | 11 minutes |
| Service amount range | $16–$52,000 equivalent; the selected pair can have narrower limits |
The receiving estimate includes the exchange service and destination transfer charges. The fixed funding window is a payment condition, not a promise that Bitcoin confirmations and delivery will finish within that window.
Have your Solana receiving address ready before creating the exchange. Save the exchange reference so you can track the same conversion while Bitcoin confirms.
You receive the network coin used for ordinary Solana transfers and application interactions. Plan the exchange around the activity you want to fund, rather than moving more of your Bitcoin holding than that activity needs.
The exchange tracking guide explains what to check when a source payment is visible but the next stage has not started.
Convert the portion of Bitcoin you need with costs visible before payment. Choose the amount and rate option that fit your next Solana use.
Create the exchange without setting up a persistent account. Save its private reference so you can return directly to the payment and delivery status.
The SOL estimate includes the service and receiving-network charges. Your Bitcoin wallet or platform displays its separate sending cost before you confirm.
The stated service range accommodates both smaller conversions and larger balances. Check the form because the Bitcoin pair's current minimum or maximum can be narrower.
We aim for 4–12 minutes of processing after the required source confirmations. Withdrawal queues, Bitcoin confirmation waits and additional reviews are outside that target.
Choose the reverse direction when you want to build a Bitcoin balance again. If your available funds are elsewhere, select a different sending asset for the Solana wallet.
Turn the Bitcoin amount you choose into a Solana balance without creating an account. Get your receiving estimate and start the exchange in a few simple steps.
Exchange BTC to SOL NowCheck these answers if the sending platform, destination or payment timing differs from your original plan. For a deposit already sent, use its transaction ID together with the exchange reference.
Use a valid Solana receiving address supplied by a wallet you control. An ordinary receiving transfer does not require you to send a payment from that destination wallet first.
Check whether the payment has been broadcast and what its transaction record shows. Ask the sending wallet or platform about supported options for the pending transaction before making another payment.
Use the Bitcoin asset and network stated in the deposit instructions. A wrapped token with a BTC-related name is a different deposit and must not be sent to a Bitcoin address.
Keep the withdrawal transaction ID and contact support with the exchange reference. Its treatment depends on the quote conditions and processing state, so do not assume the earlier receiving amount still applies.
Create a new exchange to receive current instructions and a new reference. A previous deposit address is not a standing wallet balance for future payments.