Swap SOL to xSOL
Convert SOL into xSOL in a single transaction. Jupiter routes your SOL across every Solana DEX to find the deepest liquidity and the best xSOL price – non-custodial, no account, no KYC.
Convert USDC to xSOL
Buy xSOL with USDC stablecoin at the live market rate. Great when you price xSOL in dollars: the widget quotes USDC → xSOL directly and settles on-chain in seconds.
USDT to xSOL rate
Swap USDT for xSOL straight from your wallet. The USDT → xSOL route is aggregated across pools for the best available rate, with fees shown before you confirm.
How to swap SOL to xSOL
- Open the swap widget above and connect a Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack).
- Enter the SOL amount — the best xSOL rate is routed automatically via jup.ag.
- Review the rate, network fee and slippage, then confirm in your wallet.
- The xSOL lands in your wallet in seconds. No account, no KYC.
FAQ
Do I need KYC or an account to swap?
No. Swaps are non-custodial and require no registration or KYC — just connect a Solana wallet and trade.
Do you hold my funds?
Never. Trades execute on-chain through jup.ag routing directly from your wallet. Your keys and tokens stay with you.
What are the fees?
You pay the Solana network fee (a fraction of a cent) plus jup.ag routing and a small platform fee. The quote already includes them.
How long does a swap take?
Usually a few seconds — Solana settles transactions almost instantly.
About xSOL
xSOL (xSOL) is a Solana SPL token. You can swap into it directly from SOL, USDC or USDT using on-chain liquidity — no sign-up and no custody.
How to buy xSOL on Solana
Buying xSOL takes one on-chain swap: connect your wallet, pick your pay-with asset (SOL, USDC or USDT), review the quote and approve. Funds go straight to your wallet — the exchange never holds them.
xSOL token details
- Network: Solana (SPL token)
- Mint address:
4sWNB8zGWHkh6UnmwiEtzNxL4XrN7uK9tosbESbJFfVs - Decimals: 6
Is xSOL safe to swap?
Because xSOL trades on-chain, safety comes down to the token’s own contract. The safety panel above shows the state of its mint, freeze and delegate authorities. Nothing here is financial advice; verify the mint address before you trade.
