Solana to Ethereum

Coming back to Ethereum, the provider's fee is only part of the cost — the transaction on the destination is priced in ETH and moves with the network. The table above separates the two so they are not confused.

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Quotes for $1,000.00 in USDC from Solana to Ethereum
Provider You receive Fee Gas on source network Time Execute
Across Lowest total cost
via cctp		1,000.30 USDC
≈ $999.90		0.01%
$0.10		no data8 s
deBridge
via debridge		999.60 USDC
≈ $999.20		0.33%
$3.31		no data21 s
LI.FI
via eco		996.90 USDC
≈ $996.50		0.37%
$3.65		$0.0020 s

Fee is everything lost between what you send and what you receive. Where the transfer goes through us — the widget on this page — our integrator fee is already inside that number; the other providers are quoted at their own price. Gas on the source network is listed separately. Quotes refresh every 60 seconds while this page is open.

Via an exchange

Withdrawal fee to Ethereum on major exchanges. Depositing to the exchange, trading fees and account requirements are not included.

Exchange Withdrawal fee Minimum Source
Binance0.6 USDC5 USDCchecked 2026-09-10
OKX0.71 USDC1.8 USDCchecked 2026-09-10
Bybit0.8 USDC6 USDCchecked 2026-09-10

Bridge through LI.FI

The widget executes the transfer through LI.FI. Its quote includes LI.FI's fee and our fee of 0.10%.

Fee history

History is being collected: the chart appears after 7 days of quotes.

Risk: Crypto assets are volatile, and transfers between networks can fail or lose funds. Quotes can change before you confirm. Nothing here is financial advice.

Disclosure: We earn a fee when you bridge through the widget on this site and may earn from exchange referral links. Routes are ordered by the amount you receive, not by what we earn. Full disclaimer

What arrives is an ERC-20 balance

On Ethereum the token you receive is an ERC-20 contract balance (Ethereum.org) — the same asset name as on Solana, a completely separate balance. Nothing links the two afterwards, which is why the reverse trip has to be quoted separately and rarely costs the same.

The destination is the expensive end

Sending from Solana is cheap; using the funds on Ethereum is not. Every quote above already includes the cost of delivering to Ethereum, which is why the fees look larger than on routes in the other direction. What it does not include is your next transaction there, so arriving with only the exact amount you moved leaves you stuck.

Token support is the real constraint

Bridging out of Solana is supported unevenly: a provider may quote USDC and refuse USDT on the identical route. That is a provider decision, not a network limit, and it is visible in the Quote sources count. On a route where only one source answers, treat the number as a price and not as a market.

Or deposit to an exchange

Moving through an exchange — deposit on Solana, withdraw on Ethereum — is a third route with its own fee and minimum, shown above where we have checked it, including when it is the cheaper one.

Questions

How do I swap Solana to Ethereum?

If you mean moving the same stablecoin from one network to the other, that is a bridge transfer and it is what these quotes price. If you mean selling SOL for ETH, that is a trade — a bridge does not change which asset you hold.

Why do fewer providers quote USDT on this route?

Support is decided by each provider and differs by token, not just by network — several bridge USDC out of Solana but not USDT. The Quote sources column shows how many answered for the token you selected.

How long does the transfer take?

Nothing on this route imposes a withdrawal delay, so the time is the provider's own. Each publishes an estimate in the Time column, and "no data" where it gives none.

What do I need on the Ethereum side?

ETH, to do anything with the funds once they arrive. The fee in the table already accounts for the cost of delivering them; moving them on afterwards is a separate Ethereum transaction you pay for yourself.

Sources

Tokens on this route