Sending USDC on Solana instead of SOL
Solana wallets show SOL and USDC next to each other, and a stablecoin-to-stablecoin swap feels natural. This route takes SOL only. USDC sent to the deposit address does not start the swap.
Swap SOL for USDT on TRON without an account: enter the amount, paste a T… address and send SOL from any Solana wallet.
You hold SOL and want it as dollars on the network where USDT is cheapest to send on and most widely accepted for payments: a TRC-20 invoice, an exchange deposit, or a stablecoin balance you plan to move again soon.
Solana and TRON do not talk to each other. The SOL is received at a one-time Solana address and confirmed — about 2–5 minutes with processing — and USDT is transferred on TRON to the T… address you gave. Both chains are fast, so this is one of the shortest waits on the site.
| Address format | base58, 32–44 characters | T… (34 characters) |
|---|---|---|
| Fee token | SOL | TRX (or rented energy) |
| Confirmations we wait for | 1 | 1 |
| Explorer | solscan.io | tronscan.org |
Paste the 34-character T… address that should receive USDT. The estimate is in USDT.
You get a one-time Solana address. Send SOL — the native coin, not an SPL token — from any Solana wallet.
1 confirmation, within seconds. The USDT amount is fixed at that moment.
The status page links the Tronscan transaction that credits your address.
Solana wallets show SOL and USDC next to each other, and a stablecoin-to-stablecoin swap feels natural. This route takes SOL only. USDC sent to the deposit address does not start the swap.
Nothing is wrong with the payout; the USDT is there. But the first transfer out needs TRX or energy, and a new TRON wallet has neither. Send a little TRX to the wallet, or use the USDT to TRX route, before you need to move it.
| Way | What you need | Where it is slower or dearer |
|---|---|---|
| An exchange account | An account, a SOL deposit, a sale, a TRC-20 withdrawal | Two waits and a withdrawal fee; the trade sits in the exchange's history |
| A bridge plus a DEX | Wallets on both chains, SOL for fees, TRX for the final swap | A wrapped asset in between and more steps than the transfer is worth |
| This swap | Two addresses | A floating rate fixed at the Solana confirmation |
Solscan records your SOL transfer to the deposit address with the amount and the slot. Tronscan records a USDT transfer from a payout address to your T… address. Anyone with either hash can read the amount and the time; nobody can read a link between the two from the chains alone.
About 2–5 minutes end to end. Both networks confirm in seconds; the time is mostly processing.
Yes. USDT TRC-20 is issued by Tether on the TRON network; it is not a pegged version by a third party.
No. The payout is paid by the sender. You need TRX or energy only to send the USDT on later.
Yes, withdrawing on the Solana network. Withdraw a little more than the figure here, because the exchange's fee comes out of the amount.
It is under the amount field and follows the SOL price and the TRON fee of the payout.
Write to support with the swap ID from the status page. The form has no refund address: a swap that cannot be completed is handled by hand, and a return to the address you sent from is arranged under the partner's rules, less the network fee.
About the coins on this route: Solana (SOL) · Tether (USDT)
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