Swap SOL for ETH cross-chain in one signed transaction. Your Solana wallet signs, the route bridges, and native ETH settles to your address.
Moving value from Solana to Ethereum normally means a bridge, a swap, and a second wallet. Here the cross-chain router handles it as one flow: your Solana wallet signs once, the route swaps and bridges, and native ETH arrives at your Ethereum address. The full route and fees are displayed before you confirm.
Nothing to configure beyond the essentials. A wallet that holds SOL, carrying a small amount of SOL (1 SOL = 1,000,000,000 lamports) for the network fees, plus the destination address for the ETH output. What you approve on screen is everything that will happen: amounts, fees, and the network costs per leg, all shown before the first signature. No account, no deposit, and no custody anywhere in the path.
Both sides are preselected. Enter the amount of Solana to convert and the router quotes across every liquidity source that lists the pair.
A one-time token approval lets the router spend exactly the SOL amount of this swap, and nothing more. Approvals are per-token, so later swaps reuse it.
The aggregated route executes in a single signed transaction: all-or-nothing, no partial fills, no window where value sits in someone else's contract.
Output lands at your own address with 12 confirmations (standard). The same keys that sent the SOL hold the ETH; no platform wallet ever does.
This pair crosses networks: the SOL leaves on Solana and the ETH arrives on EVM. The aggregated route bridges as part of the same signed transaction, so the network hop is quoted with the swap instead of being a separate, surprise step.
Two costs, both on the screen before you sign: the flat 0.50% platform fee on the swap, and the networks' own gas for the movement. What you approve is what executes. The ETH arrives at the address you picked, settles 12 confirmations (standard), and never touches a platform wallet at any point in the route.
Same rails, different sides: every link opens with that pair preselected.