Bridge Base to Solana: Move ETH and USDC from Base to Solana

Move ETH or USDC from Base to Solana in one step. You need a Solana (base58) address as the destination and a little SOL to use funds after they arrive.

  • FromBase
  • ToSolana
  • Gas on sourceETH
  • Gas on destinationSOL

Non-custodial · you sign every transaction0.7% service fee, shown before you confirm

To bridge Base to Solana, choose ETH or USDC on Base as “from” and SOL or USDC on Solana as “to”, enter your Solana address, review the route and confirm. Base uses 0x addresses while Solana uses base58 addresses, so the destination must come from a Solana wallet. On Solana you pay fees in SOL.

Route at a Glance

Base (source)Solana (destination)
Gas tokenETHSOL
Address format0x…Base58
USDCNative USDCNative USDC (SPL)
Typical feeFraction of a centFraction of a cent

Step by Step

  1. Connect your wallet on Base.
  2. From: ETH or USDC on Base. To: SOL or USDC on Solana.
  3. Enter your Solana address as the destination.
  4. Review and confirm.

Tips

  • Get a little SOL: fees and new token accounts on Solana are paid in SOL.
  • Double-check the address format: a 0x address is not valid on Solana.
  • Use a wallet that shows SPL tokens to see USDC on arrival.

From Ethereum to Solana instead: bridge ETH to Solana. All routes: bridge hub.

FAQ

How do I bridge from Base to Solana?

Select ETH or USDC on Base as the source and SOL or USDC on Solana as the destination, enter your Solana address, review the route and confirm in your wallet.

Can I send to my 0x address on Solana?

No. Solana uses base58 addresses, not 0x. Use the address from a Solana wallet as the destination.

Do I need SOL after bridging?

Yes, SOL pays transaction fees on Solana, and new token accounts need a small refundable deposit. Take a little SOL as part of the transfer.

How long does Base to Solana take?

Usually a few minutes through a cross-chain route.