Swap SUI for Solana without an account: enter the amount, paste your Solana address and send SUI from any wallet.
SOLYou hold SUI and want SOL — to use an application on Solana, to pay someone who gives you a Solana address, or to move a position from one fast chain to another without opening an account anywhere.
Sui and Solana are unrelated networks with different address formats and different fee models. The SUI goes to a one-time Sui address and is counted after 10 confirmations — a few seconds of chain time, so plan for 2–5 minutes in all — and SOL is sent to the address you gave.
 SUI on Sui | SOL on Solana | |
|---|---|---|
| Address format | 0x… (66 characters) | base58, 32–44 characters |
| Fee token | SUI | SOL |
| Confirmations we wait for | 10 | 1 |
| Explorer | suiscan.xyz | solscan.io |
Paste a Solana wallet address: base58, 32–44 characters. Use the wallet's main address, not the address of a token account inside it.
You get a one-time Sui address — 0x followed by 64 hexadecimal characters, 66 in total. Send the exact amount from any Sui wallet in one transaction.
We wait for 10 confirmations, a matter of seconds. The SOL amount is fixed then.
The status page links your deposit on Suiscan and the payout on Solscan; your Solana wallet shows the balance at once.
On Solana every token you hold lives in its own account with its own address, and explorers show those addresses next to the wallet. A SOL payout has to go to the wallet address — the one your wallet app shows as yours. SOL sent to a token-account address is not credited as your wallet balance and is hard to recover.
Sui wallets list the native coin next to other coins on the chain. This route takes SUI, the coin that pays gas. A different coin sent to the deposit address is a different object on the chain, is not counted, and needs support and the digest to sort out.
| Way | What you need | Where it is slower or dearer |
|---|---|---|
| An exchange that lists both | An account, a SUI deposit, a trade, a SOL withdrawal | Two waits and a withdrawal fee |
| A cross-chain bridge | A wallet on each chain, gas on both sides, a bridge that supports the pair | Two or more signatures; you may receive a wrapped asset rather than SOL |
| This swap | Two addresses | A floating rate fixed at the tenth Sui confirmation |
Suiscan shows your transaction by its digest: the sender, the deposit address, the SUI amount, the gas paid in SUI and the checkpoint. Solscan shows a system transfer from a payout address to your Solana address with the amount in SOL and the slot. If your address did not exist before, the transfer is what creates it. Both records are public; neither chain stores a link to the other.
About 2–5 minutes. Sui confirms the deposit in seconds and Solana confirms the payout in seconds; most of the time is processing.
A 32-byte identifier written in hexadecimal with a 0x prefix — 66 characters in full (docs.sui.io, checked on 12 October 2026). Wallets may accept a shorter form with leading zeros dropped, but the deposit address shown here is the full form.
Solana's docs state that every account must hold a refundable minimum balance proportional to its data size to remain on chain (solana.com/docs, checked on 12 October 2026). For a plain wallet address that floor is small, but a payout below it to an address that does not yet exist cannot create the account.
It is shown under the amount field and follows the SUI and SOL prices.
Yes. Withdraw to the deposit address on the Sui network; the exchange deducts its fee, so withdraw slightly more than the figure on this page.
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: Sui (SUI) · Solana (SOL)
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