SUI → SOL

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Market-rate quotes (may change before execution).

root@notkyc:~$ rates cached for everyone · ttl 60s · 0s

#	Exchange	Score	No-KYC record?	Rate	You receive (1 SUI)	Limits (SUI)
1	OctoSwap BEST	A priv 87trust 70	// no on-platform swaps yet	1 SUI = 0.009264 SOL	0.009264 SOL	min 9247.027741 · max 1585204.755614	swap on notkyc	swap on OctoSwap →
2	FixedFloat	D priv 45trust 67	0/1 KYC-free	1 SUI = 0.00922 SOL	0.00922 SOL	min 10.874 · max 12057.938	swap on notkyc	swap on FixedFloat →
3	XMRS	C priv 61trust 71	6/6 KYC-free	1 SUI = 0.0091 SOL	0.0091 SOL	min 132.0655 · max 1320655.0449	swap on notkyc	swap on XMRS →
4	SideShift	C priv 48trust 78	—	1 SUI = 0.00908706 SOL	0.00908706 SOL	min 3.96306449 · max 39630.64489947		swap on SideShift →
5	Baltex	D priv 40trust 65	—	1 SUI = 0.0084639 SOL	0.0084639 SOL	min 0.38416946		swap on Baltex →

OctoSwap BEST A

Rate1 SUI = 0.009264 SOL

You receive0.009264 SOL

Limitsmin 9247.027741 · max 1585204.755614 SUI

swap on notkyc swap on OctoSwap →

FixedFloat D

Rate1 SUI = 0.00922 SOL

You receive0.00922 SOL

Limitsmin 10.874 · max 12057.938 SUI

swap on notkyc swap on FixedFloat →

XMRS C

Rate1 SUI = 0.0091 SOL

You receive0.0091 SOL

Limitsmin 132.0655 · max 1320655.0449 SUI

swap on notkyc swap on XMRS →

SideShift C

Rate1 SUI = 0.00908706 SOL

You receive0.00908706 SOL

Limitsmin 3.96306449 · max 39630.64489947 SUI

swap on SideShift →

Baltex D

Rate1 SUI = 0.0084639 SOL

You receive0.0084639 SOL

Limitsmin 0.38416946 SUI

swap on Baltex →

Swapping SUI to SOL is a common move for traders rotating between two high-throughput Layer 1s with very different ecosystems. SUI runs on a Move-based parallel execution model with sub-second finality, while Solana offers deeper DeFi liquidity, a larger memecoin market, and broader CEX support. A no-KYC route lets you reposition capital between these L1s without surrendering identity documents or waiting on compliance review.

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SUI -> SOL: what is specific about this pair

SUI and SOL are non-EVM chains with their own native address formats - SUI uses 32-byte hex addresses (0x prefixed, 64 chars), Solana uses base58 pubkeys (~44 chars). They are not bridge-compatible at the wallet level, so any swap is a cross-chain operation handled by the aggregator's routing engine, not a same-network transfer. Both networks confirm fast: SUI checkpoints in roughly 400ms, Solana slots in ~400ms as well, so end-to-end swap time is usually dominated by the exchange's internal processing, not chain finality. Network fees on both sides are negligible (cents), which means quoted rates and spreads matter far more than gas optimization for this pair.

Liquidity for SUI/SOL is rarely a direct market - most venues route through USDT or USDC internally, so you are effectively paying two spreads. This is why quotes can vary 1-3% across providers for the same notional.

Choosing a route for this pair

Confirm the destination address is a Solana mainnet pubkey, not an SPL token account or an exchange memo-based deposit address.
Check whether the quote is floating or fixed - SUI has had higher realized volatility than SOL in recent cycles, so a 10-30 minute fixed-rate window can save you on larger tickets.
Review min/max bounds: SUI minimums are often set in coin units (e.g. 5-20 SUI), while SOL maximums may cap out lower than majors due to thinner routing pools.
Read the refund policy - if the SUI deposit arrives outside the rate window, some routes refund in SUI minus network fee, others force a market-rate execution.

Practical tips: send a small test amount first if the destination wallet is new, avoid swapping during Solana congestion spikes (failed inner txs can delay credit), and size large swaps in 2-3 tranches to sample rates rather than committing the full balance to one quote.

// FAQ

Do I need to wrap SUI or use a bridge before swapping to SOL?

No. The aggregator handles the cross-chain leg internally. You send native SUI from your SUI wallet to the deposit address provided, and native SOL is delivered to your Solana address. There is no wrapped-SUI step on Solana involved in the user flow.

How long does a SUI to SOL swap typically take?

Usually 2-5 minutes end-to-end. SUI finality is sub-second and Solana confirms in seconds, so most of the wait is the exchange's internal conversion - typically routed through a stablecoin pair. Network congestion on Solana can occasionally push this to 10+ minutes if the outbound transaction needs retries.

Why do quoted rates differ between providers for SUI -> SOL?

Few venues maintain a direct SUI/SOL orderbook. Most route SUI -> USDT -> SOL or SUI -> USDC -> SOL internally, meaning you pay two spreads plus the provider's margin. Differences in source liquidity, hedging policy, and reserve inventory produce 1-3% variance on identical notional amounts.

Floating or fixed rate for this pair?

Fixed rate is safer for amounts above a few hundred dollars given SUI's volatility profile. Floating quotes settle at the rate observed when your deposit confirms, which can favor or hurt you by 0.5-2% during active sessions. Fixed locks the rate for a set window (often 10-30 minutes) at a slightly worse base price.

Can I send SUI from a centralized exchange directly into the swap?

Technically yes, but it is risky. CEX withdrawals can be delayed, and if SUI arrives after the rate window expires the swap may execute at market or trigger a refund flow back to the originating address - which exchanges sometimes reject. Withdraw to a self-custody SUI wallet first, then initiate the swap.

What happens if I send the wrong amount or use the wrong network?

SUI only exists on the SUI network natively, so wrong-network risk is low on the deposit side. On the receive side, ensure you provide a Solana mainnet address - not an Ethereum, Aptos, or exchange-internal address. Out-of-range amounts (below min or above max) are typically refunded minus the SUI network fee.

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