Exchange Monero (XMR) to Solana (SOL)

Exchange XMR to SOL

Convert Monero to Solana without an account. You set the amount, give a SOL address, send your XMR, and the coins land in your wallet, usually within 5 to 30 minutes. Both sides of this pair move, so the rate you get matters more than on a stablecoin swap: Swapuz reads the XMR to SOL rate from centralized and decentralized liquidity at the same time. Take the floating rate if you want the market price at the moment your deposit confirms, or lock a fixed rate and know the exact amount of SOL in advance.

How to exchange XMR to SOL

The swap runs across three screens: Details, Processing and Finish.

1. Set up the swap. Put XMR in the "You send" field and SOL in "You get", type the amount, and decide on the rate. Floating is recalculated when your deposit confirms; fixed is locked right away with the padlock icon.

2. Add your Solana address. Paste the SOL address that will receive the coins and read it back character by character. If you are sending to an exchange rather than your own wallet, open its deposit page first and check whether it asks for a memo, since a few platforms do. Crypto transfers cannot be recalled.

3. Send your Monero. Swapuz shows a one-time XMR deposit address. Send the exact amount to it from your wallet, by QR code or through WalletConnect. The order then moves through Send Deposit, Confirming, Exchanging and Sending.

4. Get your SOL. Solana settles in seconds, so the coins usually show up almost as soon as the order reaches Sending. There is no account and no platform balance involved: your coins pass through the swap and keep going.

Why swap XMR to SOL on Swapuz

• No registration and no KYC by default. The only thing you hand over is the address the SOL goes to.
• Swapuz is non-custodial, so there is no balance to freeze and nothing left on the platform once the swap is done.
• Every order is fixed or floating by your choice, with no account tier deciding it for you.
• Rates come from CEX and DEX liquidity at the same time, across 1,200+ coins. On this pair that matters on the Monero side, where regulated exchanges keep delisting the coin and the liquidity left is scattered, while SOL trades almost everywhere.
• Two volatile assets in one order, so the rate type is a real decision here rather than a formality. Fixed removes the guesswork; floating leaves the upside open.
• The 0.8% service fee and the network withdrawal fee are both on screen before you confirm. Solana fees are a fraction of a cent, so almost all of what you pay is the service fee. An account takes 10% off it.
• No upper limit on a swap, and support answers 24/7.

XMR to SOL exchange rate

The XMR to SOL rate on this page is live and shows the best route Swapuz can find at that moment. Both coins float against the dollar, so the pair moves whenever either side does, and the two rarely move together: Monero follows privacy-coin news and what is left of its exchange liquidity, Solana follows the wider market and its own network activity.

Floating means the SOL amount is settled when your XMR confirms, so it can land above or below the estimate. Fixed locks the amount when you create the order, as long as the deposit arrives inside the window. Because both legs can move at once, fixed is worth more on this pair than on a swap into a stablecoin.

The table below converts common Monero amounts at the current rate.