SOL to ETH: Swap Solana to Ethereum With No KYC

Phantom holds a Solana account and an Ethereum account under the same recovery phrase, so it can cover both ends of this swap. Send the SOL from the Solana account. For the payout, open Receive, find the line marked Ethereum and copy that 0x address. The ETH then shows up in the same app on its Ethereum tab.

The trap is that the Receive list shows several networks in a row. Pasting the Solana line into the ETH field is the classic slip on this pair. A quick rule: anything starting with 0x is Ethereum-style, and a Solana address never starts that way.

MetaMask, Rabby or a Ledger work just as well on the receiving side if you keep ETH elsewhere. Solflare is fine for sending the SOL. Whichever wallets you use, paste both addresses and compare the opening and closing characters before sending, because a copied address can be swapped by clipboard malware.

Send native SOL, not an SPL token. USDC and USDT on Solana have their own routes to ETH, and staking tokens must be swapped back to SOL in your wallet first. The deposit address is a normal Solana account, and the transfer settles in under a minute.

Your wallet adds a small network fee in SOL, plus an optional priority fee when Solana is busy. Keep a little SOL in the account after the swap. Solana requires a rent-exempt balance per account, and any tokens left in the wallet need SOL to pay their fees. If the wallet blocks a send, try a slightly smaller amount.

After you sign, the wallet shows a transaction signature. That is your proof of payment, and you can paste it into Solscan to see the deposit reach the right address.

This pair pays native ETH on Ethereum mainnet. Your 0x address is valid on many other networks too, including layer 2s such as Base and Arbitrum and chains such as BNB Smart Chain, but the ETH from this swap only shows when your wallet is set to Ethereum Mainnet.

You don't need any ETH in the address beforehand. Receiving costs nothing. Once it arrives, the ETH pays its own gas, so you can move it, swap it or approve a contract with nothing else in the wallet. A plain ETH transfer later uses 21,000 gas, and the price of that gas changes with demand.

Ethereum confirms the payout in roughly 2 to 5 minutes. Look up your address on Etherscan if the wallet has not refreshed; the incoming ETH is listed there, and the status page gives you the payout hash to match it.

Pricing uses aggregated liquidity from leading crypto markets. Both coins move constantly, so the SOL to ETH rate shifts more often than a pair with a stablecoin on one side. It floats until the SOL deposit confirms, and Solana is fast enough that the gap is short.

The box is the calculator. Enter 1 SOL, 20 SOL or any figure and it shows the ETH that reaches your address after fees. The service fee and the Ethereum gas for the payout are already inside that number, so the only cost outside it is the Solana fee for your deposit.

Charts and converters online show the market price, which is useful for orientation but is not what lands in your wallet. When you compare options, compare the ETH each would actually pay for the same SOL amount.

Your sender address on Solana is where any refund goes. If a swap cannot be completed, the coins are refunded to the sender address you entered. Use the address of the wallet you send from. SOL withdrawn from an exchange straight into the deposit is sent by the exchange, and a refund to that account might not reach you.

Each swap ID has a live page tracking deposit and payout. When Solscan lists the deposit as final but the page has not budged in a long while, message support@ghostswap.io, giving the swap ID plus your deposit signature. Sending a second deposit while you wait does not help. Note the swap ID somewhere safe: with no account, it is how you and support find the swap again.

Ethereum is where much of crypto's lending, staking and long-term holding happens, and many apps only run there. People who have done well trading on Solana often move part of it to ETH to hold on mainnet, or to use an Ethereum app that has no Solana version. Others just want to balance their exposure between the two networks.

A swap is shorter than a bridge. You don't approve a bridge contract, and you never hold wrapped SOL on Ethereum that has to be unwound later. SOL leaves on Solana and native ETH arrives on mainnet, with no sign-up and no ID. Solana vs Ethereum explains how the two chains differ. If you want to come back later, the reverse pair works the same way in the other direction.