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Deposit Solana & Trade Forex with SOL
Fund your XBTFX account with native SOL, run a SOL-denominated MT5 account, and trade forex, metals, indices, energies, share CFDs, and crypto from a Solana balance.
- Native SOL on the Solana mainnet
- Zero deposit & withdrawal fees on SOL
- SOL base currency on MT5 — settle P&L in SOL
- ~10 second network settlement
- xPro collateral — use SOL across cross-margin positions
- Same-day withdrawals processed within 24 hours
What is Solana (SOL)?
Solana is a high-throughput proof-of-stake blockchain launched in 2020. Block times measured in hundreds of milliseconds, transaction fees of a fraction of a cent, and a thriving ecosystem of stablecoins, NFTs, and DeFi applications make it one of the fastest ways to move value on-chain. At XBTFX, SOL is both a deposit asset and a supported MT5 base currency.
Solana Deposit at XBTFX
Native SOL on the Solana mainnet — no wrapped SOL on other chains.
Trade Forex with Solana as your settlement currency
Stack in SOL, not dollars
No conversion friction
Fastest deposit route
How to Deposit SOL
From sign-up to live SOL trading in three steps
SOL Deposit
Questions
SOL Deposit Questions
Common questions about depositing Solana (SOL) and trading forex with a SOL-denominated account at XBTFX.
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Can I deposit SOL and trade forex on XBTFX?
Yes. XBTFX accepts native SOL deposits on the Solana network and lets you trade forex, metals, indices, energies, share CFDs, and crypto CFDs. SOL deposits are credited to your XBTFX Wallet, where you can transfer to any MT5, cTrader, or xPro account — including a SOL-denominated MT5 account where every position settles its P&L in SOL.
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Which Solana network does XBTFX support?
XBTFX supports native SOL on the Solana mainnet only. Wrapped SOL on Ethereum, BSC, or any other chain is not supported. Always send native SOL to the deposit address generated in the client portal.
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How fast are SOL deposits credited?
Solana settles in roughly 10 seconds per slot. After your transaction confirms, the deposit auto-credits to your XBTFX Wallet — typically within a minute end-to-end.
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Is there a fee to deposit SOL to my XBTFX account?
XBTFX charges zero deposit fees on SOL. You only pay the underlying Solana network fee, which is currently a tiny fraction of a cent per transaction.
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Can I run a SOL-denominated trading account?
Yes. XBTFX MT5 accounts can be opened with SOL as the base currency on both Edge and Standard account types. Every position you take — EUR/USD, XAU/USD, Nasdaq 100, share CFDs, even other crypto CFDs — settles its P&L in SOL. Your stack stays in SOL.
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Why trade with a Solana base account?
If you measure your wealth in SOL rather than dollars, a SOL base account removes the constant USD ↔ SOL conversion that otherwise cuts into every deposit, withdrawal, and rebalance. You can also offset directional SOL exposure by going short SOL/USD CFD on the same account while running long forex, metals, or index positions.
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Can I use SOL as collateral on xPro?
Yes. xPro uses multi-asset cross-margin collateral, so SOL deposits can collateralise any xPro position without converting. This is in addition to the SOL base-currency option on MT5.
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Does XBTFX charge for SOL withdrawals?
XBTFX does not charge a withdrawal fee on SOL — you only pay the underlying Solana network fee. Withdrawal requests are processed within 24 hours on business days.
Important Information
- XBTFX accepts only native SOL on the Solana mainnet. Wrapped SOL on Ethereum, BSC, or other chains is not supported and may result in permanent loss of funds.
- XBTFX charges zero deposit and withdrawal fees on SOL. Standard Solana network fees apply.
- Withdrawal requests are processed within 24 hours on business days.
- SOL is a volatile asset. A SOL-denominated trading account exposes account equity to SOL price movement in addition to your trading P&L.
Risk Warning
Trading in leveraged products carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Crypto assets are highly volatile. Please read our Risk Disclosure Notice.
