Follow the Monero Deposit Instructions
Copy the full deposit details supplied for your exchange into the wallet's Send screen. Use the specified amount and any additional payment field explicitly required by those instructions.
Swap Monero for SOL and receive funds in the Solana wallet you choose. Check your XMR amount, compare the rate options and review the receiving estimate before making the payment.
The conversion turns a Monero holding into the coin used for Solana payments and applications. You can exchange the portion you need without creating a permanent account.
Your Monero wallet and its node need to be synchronized before sending a payment. Check the unlocked balance rather than relying only on the total balance shown by the wallet.
A recently received amount may be visible before it is available to spend. Wait until your wallet identifies enough spendable XMR for the exchange payment and its sending fee, then use its payment preview to check the total.
Copy the full deposit details supplied for your exchange into the wallet's Send screen. Use the specified amount and any additional payment field explicitly required by those instructions.
Open the SOL Receive screen of the destination wallet and copy its Solana address. If the destination is a platform, check that it accepts SOL on Solana and that your expected receipt meets its crediting minimum.
The two transfers have different kinds of evidence. Your Monero wallet records the source payment, while a Solana signature records the receiving transfer.
| Transfer | Useful record | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| XMR deposit | Wallet transaction ID and available payment proof | Payment status and whether the required details match |
| Exchange processing | Private exchange reference | Confirmation and conversion stage |
| SOL delivery | Solana transaction signature | Destination and transfer result |
A public Monero explorer does not establish the recipient and transferred amount in the same way as a transparent-chain record. If support needs proof, use your wallet's payment-proof tools and share only the requested transaction evidence privately.
Receiving SOL does not make the Solana side private. The destination transfer remains subject to Solana's public transaction model.
The reference ratio shows how much SOL one XMR represents at the displayed market observation. Its recent changes reflect Monero's movement relative to Solana, rather than a direct dollar price for either asset.
Source: CoinGecko aggregated market data · Updated 30 Oct 2026, 12:25 UTC
Use the examples to decide whether a small part of your XMR balance meets your Solana funding needs. Each row uses the same reference ratio so the different sending amounts remain comparable.
| XMR amount | SOL at market rate |
|---|---|
Reference rate: 1 XMR = 6.092 SOL · Source: CoinGecko · Updated 30 Oct 2026, 12:25 UTC
These are market-only estimates. The exchange form determines the receiving quote and current limits for your actual amount.
The chart follows the SOL value of Monero over your selected period. A higher ratio means one XMR represented more SOL at the recorded market prices.
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Choose a longer period to see the relationship beyond recent movement. Historical prices do not predict the amount you will receive from a future floating exchange.
Choose the rate option after checking the unlocked funds you can actually send. The exchange's amount limits and your wallet's sending cost both matter when converting a small Monero balance.
| 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 |
A fixed payment window applies to funding under the stated conditions, while Monero confirmations and any additional review can affect total elapsed time.
Create the conversion with your Solana destination ready and your Monero funds available. Keep the exchange reference before you move to the wallet's Send screen.
Once the result is in your Solana wallet, you can use it for ordinary network payments and application activity. Choose the sending amount around that purpose instead of automatically converting your full holding.
Use the exchange progress guide if the payment is sent but you are unsure which stage is still pending.
Choose a Monero conversion with a clear receiving estimate and accessible support. These benefits make the payment terms easier to compare before you send.
Start the Monero conversion without opening a permanent account. Save the private exchange reference so you can return to its payment instructions and status.
Service and Solana delivery costs are already included in the receiving estimate. Your Monero wallet shows its separate sending charge before you approve the payment.
Get help daily between 09:00 and 21:00 UTC. Our first-response target is 3 hours within that coverage period, including questions about payment evidence.
Use floating when you accept market movement before the conversion is executed. The service charge is included in the quote rather than added after you send.
Use the return pair when you want to build a Monero balance again. If you would rather fund Solana from another holding, choose a different sending asset.
Turn the Monero amount you choose into a clear SOL receiving estimate. Start the exchange with conversion charges included and a destination you control.
Swap XMR to SOL NowThese answers cover payment evidence and changes around a funded conversion. Keep sensitive exchange details private when discussing a particular payment.
Share proof only with the party that needs to verify that payment, using a private support channel. It can reveal details of the specific transfer to its recipient.
No anonymity guarantee follows from this conversion. Solana transactions are public, and information shared during an exchange can also affect privacy.
Restore synchronization and inspect the existing transaction record before sending again. A connection problem in your wallet does not by itself establish that the first payment failed.
Use a platform that supports the deposit details and lets you verify the delivered amount. Check its withdrawal queue and fee treatment before creating a time-sensitive fixed exchange.
Contact support with the exchange reference and payment record. Underpayment or overpayment needs case-specific handling, so do not assume another transfer will automatically correct it.