Bitcoin to Solana Exchange Rates

Bitcoin uses proof-of-work with probabilistic finality; 2 confirmations at the supplied 600 s average block interval imply a nominal 20 min wait. Solana uses proof-of-stake and Tower BFT with Proof of History as a clock; 32 confirmations at the supplied 0.4 s interval imply a nominal 12.8 s wait.

You Send
BTC
↔
You Receive (Estimated)
466.7024
SOL
1 BTC = 466.7024 SOL • Flat 0.5% fee • Direct wallet payout
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Verified Exchange Desks
Exchange Rate Quote Fee KYC Requirement Settlement Time Action
BuySellCrypto Best Rate 466.7024 SOL 0.5% flat None 15-25 min Swap Now
ChangeNOW 459.7018 SOL 1.5% Automated flag risk 15 - 30 min Benchmark
SimpleSwap 461.1020 SOL 1.2% None 15 - 25 min Benchmark
SideShift 462.0354 SOL 1.0% None 10 - 20 min Benchmark
Centralized Exchange (CEX) Spot price 0.1% + withdrawal fee Mandatory ID 1 - 4 hours Custodial
BuySellCrypto Best Rate
Rate: 466.7024 SOL
Fee: 0.5% flat
KYC: None
Time: 15-25 min
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ChangeNOW Benchmark
Rate: 459.7018 SOL
Fee: 1.5%
Network Parameters
Deposit Network
Bitcoin Core
Consensus Protocol
Proof of Work
Block Time
600s
Confirmations Required
2 blocks
Average Settlement
15-25 min
Destination Memo
None required
Ledger Model
Transparent Ledger
Payout Network
Solana Native
Other Bitcoin (BTC) Routes
Other Routes to Solana (SOL)
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does BTC to SOL take?
The confirmation-only calculation is (2 × 600 s) + (32 × 0.4 s) = 1,212.8 s, or 20 min 12.8 s, assuming sequential BTC deposit and SOL payout confirmation. The supplied typical settlement windows sum to 17–30 min: 15–25 min for BTC plus 2–5 min for SOL. Neither calculation guarantees completion time; transaction inclusion, block production, and routing delays can change the result.
What network fees apply to this swap?
The BTC depositor pays a miner fee in BTC, determined by transaction virtual size (vB) and the selected fee rate (sat/vB); transaction structure and fee-market congestion affect cost. A standard one-signature SOL payout has a 5,000-lamport base fee (0.000005 SOL), plus any optional priority fee based on the requested compute-unit limit and compute-unit price. The payout sender pays the SOL network fee, which the route may charge to the user or deduct from the payout. Exchange fees are separate from network fees.