Depositing with SOL
The cashier shows a Solana address – a long string of letters and numbers that does not start with 0x. Send SOL from a wallet or exchange that supports the Solana network.
Transactions are usually confirmed within seconds, and network fees are typically a tiny fraction of a cent.
SOL and tokens on Solana
SPL tokens
Tokens on Solana, such as USDC, follow the SPL token standard. They travel on the same network as SOL but are separate assets.
Why you still need some SOL
Even when you send a token, the network fee is paid in SOL, so keep a small SOL balance in your wallet.
Check the deposit option
If the cashier offers both SOL and USDC on Solana, choose the one you are actually sending – the address may be different for each.
Withdrawals and price changes
Enter your own Solana address for a withdrawal. The casino may charge a fee or set a minimum.
SOL's price can move sharply, so the euro value of your balance can change quickly.
Safety checklist
- Use the Solana network on both sides.
- Check the address before confirming.
- Keep a little SOL for fees.
- Never share your recovery phrase or approve unknown wallet requests.
Questions and answers
How fast is a Solana deposit?
The network confirms transactions in seconds; the casino's own processing can add a short delay.
Can I send SOL from an exchange?
Yes, if the exchange withdraws on the Solana network. Choose Solana as the network when you withdraw from the exchange.