Sell Solana with bank transfers — escrow-protected
Sell Solana (SOL) with bank transfers at your own rate. Your SOL sits in escrow while the buyer pays you directly — release only when the money is yours.
Solana is a high-throughput network with sub-second finality and very low fees. Bank Transfers: domestic and international transfers — SEPA, SWIFT, local rails — settled directly between trader bank accounts.
How it works
- Post your offer or take one. Set your own rate and margin for SOL, choose bank transfers, and set your payment window.
- Escrow locks automatically. When a buyer starts a trade, your SOL locks in escrow — the buyer can see it is real, but only you can release it.
- Confirm and release. The buyer pays you directly. Check the money actually arrived, then release the escrow. Never release on a screenshot.
Browse live offers Create a free account
Common questions
How does escrow protect me when I sell Solana?
Your SOL is locked in escrow when the trade starts, so the buyer knows it is real — but it only leaves escrow when YOU release it after the payment arrives. Disputes go to a human moderator.
What does it cost to sell SOL here?
Takers pay no platform fee — the offer owner pays a small escrow fee, from 1%. The price you see is the price you settle at; every fee is listed on the fees page before you trade.
Do I need identity verification to trade with bank transfers?
You can register and trade without documents. Some offers are marked "verified traders only" by their owner; those need a completed identity verification, which you can do from your account page at any time.