Bridge SOL to ETH
Moving SOL on Solana into ETH on Ethereum crosses two different networks, so the swap runs through a bridge. Three providers quote this pair: LI.FI, Relay and deBridge. Each one prices the route on its own liquidity, and the amount that lands in your wallet is rarely the same across the three.
The table lines them up side by side. For every route you see the exact amount of ETH you will receive, the estimated time and the fees, including our 0.08% commission, which is already baked into the figure shown. Nothing is added later.
One thing worth knowing on Solana: the route carries fixed network and bridge fees, on the order of 0.02 SOL, and those weigh heavily on a small transfer. On a large amount they barely register. Compare before you send, especially for smaller swaps where the fixed cost is a bigger slice.
You sign the transaction from your own wallet, Phantom, Trust Wallet or another. Your funds never pass through us. Your wallet, your funds.
Questions
- How long does a SOL to ETH bridge take?
- Most routes settle in a minute or two. The table shows an estimated time per provider so you can pick a faster one if it matters more than the rate.
- Why is the ETH amount different between providers?
- Each provider uses its own liquidity and bridge path, so the output varies, sometimes by a few percent for the same input. That gap is exactly why comparing pays off.
- Do I need ETH already to receive ETH?
- No. You send SOL and the route delivers ETH to your Ethereum address. You will want a little ETH afterwards to move it around, since Ethereum charges gas in ETH.
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