Shieldz
Swap SOL to TRX
Swap SOL on Solana to TRX on Tron straight from your own wallet: no exchange account, no wrapped tokens, and no one holding your funds in between. Shieldz routes this pair through NEAR Intents and shows you the full quote before you sign.
What 9.6 SOL gets you
Quoted October 19, 2026. Updates live while this page is open.
How to swap SOL to TRX
- Open Shieldz Swap and choose SOL as the coin you pay and TRX as the coin you get.
- Enter an amount. NEAR Intents quotes it, with the amount you receive and the time it takes.
- Paste the Tron address you want to receive at, or connect a Tron wallet and pick one.
- Review the minimum you receive and the fees, then send from Ledger, Trezor, Keystone and MetaMask. Shieldz tracks the swap until it lands.
What it costs
On this quote, $1,003 of SOL became $1,000 of TRX: about $3.52, or 0.35%, for everything taken out on the way. That includes the 0.15% Shieldz fee, the protocol's own fees and the gas to deliver to you. The network fee your wallet pays to send is extra.
MetaMask's built-in swap charges 0.875% and Phantom's 0.85% before any of that. Compare on your own amount.
Keep a little SOL in your wallet. It pays fees and the small rent deposit Solana needs when you receive a token for the first time.
Pay SOL with
Receive at any Tron address you control. More on Solana and Tron.
SOL to TRX: common questions
How do I swap SOL to TRX?
Open Shieldz Swap with SOL as the coin you pay and TRX as the coin you get, enter an amount and paste the Tron address you want to receive at. Then send from Ledger, Trezor, Keystone, MetaMask and Phantom or another supported wallet. The protocol delivers TRX straight to your address.
How long does a SOL to TRX swap take?
The fastest route quoted today takes about 77 seconds. Every quote shows its expected time before you send.
How much does it cost?
On the $1,003 quote above, about $3.52 (0.35%) in total: the 0.15% Shieldz fee, the protocol's own fees and the gas to deliver to you, all already taken out of the amount shown. The network fee your wallet pays to send comes on top.
Is it safe? Do I need an account?
There is no account and no KYC. Shieldz never holds your funds or keys: you send SOL from your own wallet to a deposit address or contract of the protocol, and the protocol pays TRX to your address. If a swap cannot complete, it is refunded to the address you paid from.
