Bitzood/Swap SOL to USDT·TRC20
Send SOL, receive USDT on Tron straight into your own address. No account, no stored balance — the rate updates live as you type.
Indicative — locks in on the full swap page.
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Continue to full swapA way to bank Solana gains into a dollar-pegged asset without routing through a centralized exchange balance first.
This pair pays out USDT on the Tron network. If you actually need USDT on Solana itself, that's a different asset (often called USDT-SPL) — check which one your destination expects.
The SOL side of the deposit typically confirms quickly, so most of the time in this swap is usually the liquidity conversion step, not network waiting.
The SOL to USDT-TRC20 direction and its reverse are both available — useful if you're moving back and forth between the two as prices move.
General questions about swaps, accounts and risk are covered in full on the main FAQ and the risk disclosure.
No — this pair delivers USDT on the Tron network (TRC20). USDT on Solana itself is a separate token on a separate network; make sure you know which one you actually need before sending.
Confirmation requirements can vary by amount and by the liquidity provider's own risk rules, which Bitzood doesn't set directly.
Yes, the fixed-rate option is available on the full swap page for a short locked window.
A floor applies and is shown on the full swap page; it can shift with market conditions.
Every card below opens the pair's own page, or the full swap page with both sides already picked.
Pick a fixed or floating rate, confirm the network, and get your deposit address in under a minute.