To swap TRX to SOL, choose TRX on Tron as “from” and SOL on Solana as “to”, paste your Solana address and send one Tron transaction. On November 12, 2026, $1,000 of TRX (3,160.64 TRX) quoted 12.212345 SOL in about 77 seconds, before the 0.7% service fee. Like every route out of Tron, the swap carries a flat Tron network cost of about $22.62 in the quote.
Key Takeaways
- Route type: NEAR Intents, the only route found; a solver pays SOL from its own liquidity.
- Time: about 77 seconds at both $1,000 and $10,000.
- Cost: a 0.37% route fee plus about $22.62 of Tron cost; 2.26% of $1,000, 0.23% of $10,000.
- Main catch: no route at $100, and Solana uses base58 addresses, not Tron’s T… or EVM 0x.
What Is TRX?
TRX is the native coin of Tron, used to pay bandwidth and energy on the network that carries most USDT transfers. LI.FI priced it at $0.3164 on November 12, 2026.
What Is SOL?
SOL is the native coin of Solana: it pays transaction fees, which cost a fraction of a cent, and is staked to secure the network. Receiving SOL directly means you can trade or move tokens on Solana right away. LI.FI priced SOL at $82.30.
How the TRX to SOL Swap Works
The swap gives you a deposit address on Tron. You send TRX there; NEAR Intents waits for Tron confirmation and sends SOL from its own liquidity to your Solana address. You sign only on Tron. The Tron cost in the quote covers the resources of that deposit; a wallet with staked TRX or rented energy may pay less.
Quotes by Amount (November 12, 2026)
| You send | TRX | You receive | SOL per 1,000 TRX | Tron cost | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $100 of TRX | 316.06 | no route found | - | - | - |
| $1,000 of TRX | 3,160.64 | 12.212345 SOL | 3.864 | $22.62 | about 77 s |
| $10,000 of TRX | 31,606.4 | 122.106559 SOL | 3.863 | $22.62 | about 77 s |
The rate per TRX held almost flat from $1,000 to $10,000, so pool depth was not a problem at these sizes; the difference between the two is the flat Tron cost, which is about 2.26% of a $1,000 swap and 0.23% of $10,000. LI.FI’s dollar column showed about $1,005 out for $1,000 in, because its reference prices for TRX and SOL updated at different moments; compare SOL received per TRX sent. Quotes are before the 0.7% Step Exchange service fee.
TRX to SOL or Through USDT?
Some users first swap TRX to USDT on Tron, then bridge USDT to Solana and buy SOL there. That is three transactions and pays Tron resources more than once. The one-step route above sends TRX once and lands SOL directly, which is simpler and cheaper for most amounts. If you need dollars instead of SOL, see TRX to USDT, or move SOL back with SOL to TRX.
Step by Step
- Copy your Solana address (base58, 32 to 44 characters).
- From: TRX on Tron. To: SOL on Solana. Paste the address.
- Check SOL received and the Tron network cost.
- Send TRX to the deposit address shown.
- Wait about 1.5 minutes for SOL to arrive.
Mistakes to Avoid
- Small swaps: no route at $100 and a flat Tron cost; swap once, in a larger amount.
- Wrong address type: a T… or 0x address is not a Solana address.
- Judging by dollars: reference prices lag; compare tokens.
Other Tron routes: TRX to BNB, TRX to ETH, TRX to BTC.