Solana Wallet – Store, Send & Stake SOL

Solana is known for fast confirmations and very low fees. Virtex Wallet gives you a Solana wallet on Android for SOL and supported SPL tokens such as USDC and USDT, alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron and more.

Hold SOL, stake it from your own wallet, or swap into and out of it with quotes compared across third-party providers.

At a glance

Solana Wallet key facts

Native coin	SOL
Token standard	SPL (for example USDC and USDT on Solana)
Address format	Base58, usually 32 to 44 characters, no 0x prefix
Fees paid in	SOL
Staking	Stake SOL in the app, non-custodial or custodial

Virtex Wallet supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Base, Tron and Solana, plus stablecoins such as USDT and USDC. Available tokens and swap pairs are shown in the app.

Features

What you can do with SOL

SOL and SPL tokens

Hold SOL and supported SPL tokens such as stablecoins on one Solana address.

Stake SOL

Delegate SOL to a validator through a stake account, or use custodial staking. See how to stake Solana.

Swap into SOL

Turn USDT, ETH or another supported coin into SOL in the app. Read how to swap USDT to SOL.

Two wallet modes

Hold your own keys in non-custodial mode, or let Virtex hold them in custodial mode. Custodial mode is not available in the EEA, the UK or the United States.

How it works

Set up your Solana wallet

Install Virtex Wallet

Download the app from Google Play and create a new wallet or import an existing recovery phrase.

Find your Solana address

Open SOL and tap Receive. The same address receives supported SPL tokens.

Add SOL

Buy SOL in the app, swap into it, or withdraw from an exchange on the Solana network.

Stake, send or swap

Keep a little SOL for fees and use the rest however you like.

Keep a little SOL. Every Solana transaction, including sending USDC or USDT, is paid in SOL. Staked SOL activates and deactivates at epoch boundaries, which takes roughly 2 to 3 days. Blockchain transactions can't be reversed. This page is general information, not financial advice.

FAQ

Solana wallet questions

What is a Solana wallet?

A wallet that holds SOL, the native coin of the Solana blockchain, and tokens built on it (SPL tokens) such as USDC and USDT on Solana.

Can I stake SOL in Virtex Wallet?

Yes. You can delegate SOL to a validator in non-custodial mode or use custodial staking. The app shows estimated rewards, commission and the unstaking period before you confirm.

Do I need SOL to send USDC on Solana?

Yes. Solana network fees are paid in SOL, so keep a small amount in your wallet even if you mostly hold stablecoins.

Is my Solana address the same as my Ethereum address?

No. Solana uses its own address format (base58, no 0x prefix). Only send Solana assets on the Solana network to a Solana address.

Is Virtex Wallet custodial or non-custodial?

Both. Non-custodial mode means only you hold the keys. Custodial mode lets Virtex hold them for easier recovery. Custodial mode is not available in the EEA, the UK or the United States.

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