IOTA to SUI: Exchange IOTA for Native Sui, No Account
To swap IOTA to SUI, enter the IOTA amount, paste your Sui address (0x plus 64 hexadecimal characters) and the IOTA address you send from, then send IOTA to the one-time deposit address. The payout is native SUI on the Sui network, sent with no account or ID.
- Within minutes
- No account · No KYC
- Paid to your wallet
- Fees included in quote
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IOTA to SUI Exchange Rate
The 1 IOTA to Sui reference rate at market prices, before fees. The exact amount, minimum and maximum are shown in the exchange box before you send.
IOTA to SUI swap at a glance
Everything that is specific to swapping IOTA to Sui on GhostSwap.
- Send IOTASend from your own wallet
- GhostSwap swaps itAt the floating rate, fees already in the quote
- Receive SUISent to your address; Sui confirms in a few seconds
Going the other way? Swap SUI to IOTA
IOTA to SUI Live Price Chart
IOTA/SUI
Reference market prices, updated live
Convert IOTA to Sui
| IOTA | SUI at market price |
|---|---|
| 500IOTA | 22.2405SUI |
| 1,000IOTA | 44.4810SUI |
| 2,500IOTA | 111.2026SUI |
| 5,000IOTA | 222.4052SUI |
| 10,000IOTA | 444.8103SUI |
| 25,000IOTA | 1,112.03SUI |
| 100,000IOTA | 4,448.10SUI |
| 250,000IOTA | 11,120.26SUI |
At market prices of $0.036461 per IOTA and $0.819688 per SUI (13 Nov 2026), 10,000 IOTA is worth about 444.8103 SUI. Your exact amount, after network fees, is shown in the exchange box before you send.
Convert Sui to IOTA
| SUI | IOTA at market price |
|---|---|
| 25SUI | 562.0373IOTA |
| 50SUI | 1,124.07IOTA |
| 100SUI | 2,248.15IOTA |
| 250SUI | 5,620.37IOTA |
| 500SUI | 11,240.75IOTA |
| 1,000SUI | 22,481.49IOTA |
| 5,000SUI | 112,407.46IOTA |
| 10,000SUI | 224,814.92IOTA |
Going the other way, 500 SUI is worth about 11,240.75 IOTA at the same prices.
How to Exchange IOTA to Sui
Select IOTA and SUI
Choose IOTA in the “You Send” field, enter the amount, and select Sui in the “You Get” field.
Enter Sui Address
Provide your Sui wallet address for receiving SUI.
Send IOTA
Send your IOTA to the address provided to initiate the exchange.
Receive Sui
Once the exchange is complete, receive SUI in your wallet.
From the IOTA network to Sui
IOTA and Sui are separate networks with nothing in common at the wallet level. IOTA was built around the Tangle, a ledger aimed at connected devices and small payments. Sui is a layer-1 chain that runs smart contracts written in the Move language. A coin on one cannot simply be sent to the other.
This swap does the crossing for you. You send IOTA on its own network to a one-time deposit address, and native SUI is paid out on Sui. There is no bridge to approve and no wrapped token in the middle.
Plan for two wallets. The IOTA side is the wallet that already holds your coins. The Sui side needs a Sui wallet such as Slush (formerly Sui Wallet) or Nightly, set up before you start, so you can copy its receive address into the box.
Sending the IOTA deposit
Send native IOTA on the IOTA network, as the deposit screen names it. Copy the deposit address from the box exactly and send from a wallet you control, not from an exchange account.
How fast the deposit counts depends on IOTA itself. The deposit needs a few network confirmations, and that takes longer when the network is busy. The status page moves to the next step on its own once the IOTA is confirmed, so there is nothing to click.
Paste the IOTA address you are sending from into the sender field. Copy it from your wallet's receive screen rather than typing it. That address matters later if anything goes wrong, because it is where a refund is sent.
Send the amount the box shows in one transaction. Splitting it, or topping it up afterwards with a second send, makes the deposit harder to match to your swap.
The Sui address is longer than it looks
A Sui address starts with 0x and is followed by 64 hexadecimal characters. Ethereum and other EVM chains also use 0x, but their addresses have only 40 characters after the prefix. The two look alike at a glance and are not interchangeable.
This is the most common slip on this pair. Someone with MetaMask open pastes a 0x address into the payout field, assuming any 0x will do. Count roughly, or better, copy the address straight from Slush or Nightly and compare the first and last few characters after pasting.
A brand-new Sui wallet is fine as the destination. It does not need any SUI to receive the payout. And because SUI is the coin that pays Sui's own fees, the balance you receive can be moved on right away, with no second token needed. Check the arrival on Suiscan by searching your address.
IOTA and SUI at a glance
| IOTA (you send) | SUI (you receive) | |
|---|---|---|
| Network | IOTA | Sui |
| Address | From your IOTA wallet | 0x plus 64 hex characters |
| Confirmation | A few network confirmations | A few seconds |
| Fees paid in | IOTA network | SUI |
| Wallets | Your IOTA wallet | Slush (formerly Sui Wallet), Nightly |
| Explorer | IOTA explorer | Suiscan |
The table makes one gap clear: nothing set up for IOTA carries over to Sui. The receive address, the wallet app and the explorer all change. The upside is on the payout side. Sui confirms in a few seconds, so once the payout is sent it shows on Suiscan almost at once. Most of the waiting in this swap happens on the IOTA deposit, not on the Sui payout.
Quote, rate and timing
The exchange box converts the IOTA you enter into a SUI amount after fees, using aggregated liquidity from leading crypto markets. Beside it, the reference rate is a plain market figure with no fees taken off. Rely on the box for the actual payout.
The rate floats with the market until your IOTA deposit is confirmed, then most swaps finish within minutes. The box also lists the minimum and maximum for this pair, so check them before you send.
No sign-up, email or ID is part of the swap. GhostSwap is a no-KYC crypto exchange, and the only things it needs are your Sui payout address, your IOTA sender address and the deposit. People often make this move to reach apps and tokens on Sui, or simply to hold a coin with a faster chain behind it; either way, the SUI lands in a wallet only you control.
Refunds, tracking and the way back
If a swap cannot be completed, the coins are refunded to the sender address you entered. That is why the sender field should be an IOTA address from your own wallet; a shared exchange address may not credit a refund back to you.
Your swap ID opens a status page for this IOTA to SUI swap. It shows when the IOTA is seen, when it is confirmed and when the SUI is sent, with the payout hash you can open on Suiscan. If the IOTA is confirmed and the page then sits still for a long while, email support@ghostswap.io with the swap ID. Do not send the IOTA again.
To go the other way later, use SUI to IOTA. You would then send SUI from Slush or Nightly and receive IOTA at the address your IOTA wallet gives you.
Common mistakes
- Pasting a 40-character Ethereum 0x address where a 64-character Sui address is needed.
- Sending IOTA from an exchange account, so a refund cannot find its way back to you.
- Splitting the deposit into several sends instead of the single amount the box shows.
- Expecting SUI to appear in MetaMask; native SUI needs a Sui wallet such as Slush or Nightly.
- Typing the Sui address by hand instead of copying it from the wallet's receive screen.
IOTA to SUI: questions and answers
Everything you need to know about exchanging IOTA to SUI on GhostSwap.