The deposit
Send BTC only on the Bitcoin network, to the address shown for this quote. A Bitcoin fee spike can delay the first confirmation; paying a normal network fee keeps the swap close to the quoted time.
BitcoinSolana
Convert bitcoin to Solana in a single step. You send native BTC to a one-time deposit address and receive SOL in your Solana wallet, with no wrapped token in between and no exchange account. Live quotes show what each protocol pays out after fees, so this also works as a BTC to SOL converter with real, executable numbers.
Enter the amount of BTC you want to swap
Fees are included in every amount. If a protocol can’t meet your minimum, your deposit is refunded.
Transparency
NEAR Intents, Chainflip and Flashnet can each quote BTC to SOL. Which of them responds at a given moment depends on liquidity; the swap box lists every protocol that does, ranked by what you receive after fees.
Typically about 30 min
Solvers compete to fill your swap at the best price.
Held briefly by the intents deposit service until a solver fills the order.
How NEAR Intents worksTypically about 10–12 min
Decentralised cross-chain AMM for native assets.
Held briefly in validator-run vaults (threshold signatures) while the swap settles.
How Chainflip worksTypically about 10 min
Fast cross-chain settlement network.
Held briefly at a Flashnet deposit address while the swap settles.
How Flashnet worksHow it works
Type the amount of BTC on Bitcoin. Quotes from NEAR Intents, Chainflip and Flashnet arrive within seconds.
Routes are ranked by the SOL you receive after all fees. Each shows the protocol by name, its time estimate and the protected minimum.
Paste the Solana address that should receive the SOL, and a Bitcoin refund address you control.
Send exactly the quoted BTC to the one-time deposit address from any wallet or exchange, or connect a supported wallet and approve one transfer. Tracking starts automatically.
About this route
This route takes native BTC on Bitcoin and delivers native SOL on Solana. Without a cross-chain swap, the usual path is BTC to an exchange, a trade, and a SOL withdrawal — or wrapping BTC and bridging the token. This route replaces both with one deposit.
Bitcoin and Solana use completely different address formats and transaction models, which is why this pair cannot be moved with a simple token bridge. A protocol holding liquidity on both networks accepts your BTC and pays SOL from its Solana side. The SOL arrives seconds after settlement; the wait is almost entirely Bitcoin confirmations.
Reviewed by the TorrentSwap Editorial Team ·
Before you send
Send BTC only on the Bitcoin network, to the address shown for this quote. A Bitcoin fee spike can delay the first confirmation; paying a normal network fee keeps the swap close to the quoted time.
The destination must be a Solana address: base58, 32–44 characters, no 0x. If the SOL is going to an exchange, confirm the exchange credits SOL on the Solana network without a memo.
The refund address must be a Bitcoin address you control. A refund returns BTC, never SOL, so a Solana address cannot be used for it.
Support will never ask for a seed phrase or private key. TorrentSwap only ever needs public addresses.
FAQ
No. Receiving SOL does not require an existing balance, and a brand-new Solana address becomes active when the SOL arrives.
No. You end up holding SOL, not a bitcoin token on Solana. Your BTC is sold at the quoted price, so you no longer have bitcoin exposure after the swap.
Yes. Pick USDC on Solana as the destination. That payout is an SPL token, so you will need a little SOL later to move it.
Typically about 10–30 min from sending your deposit to the payout. NEAR Intents: about 30 min; Chainflip: about 10–12 min; Flashnet: about 10 min. The time is driven mostly by how long Bitcoin takes to confirm the deposit, and each live quote shows that protocol's own estimate.
The platform fee, the executing protocol's fee and network fees are all already included in every quote, so the amount you see is what you should receive, and a protected minimum applies: if a protocol cannot deliver at least that, it refunds your deposit instead. Your own wallet charges the normal network fee to send the deposit.
No. There is nothing to sign up for and no email to give — you only enter the receiving address and a refund address. The protocols that execute swaps can apply their own compliance screening, for example against sanctioned addresses.
If a protocol cannot fill your swap within the protected minimum, it refunds the deposit to your refund address. The refund address must be a Bitcoin address you control. A refund returns BTC, never SOL, so a Solana address cannot be used for it.
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