Withdraw from Peanut to a Solana Wallet
Send USDC or USDT to any Solana wallet. Free, confirms in seconds, no KYC required.
Solana is one of the fastest networks you can use to withdraw from Peanut. Send USDC or USDT to any Solana wallet address — free, with no KYC required and no withdrawal limits. Transactions confirm in seconds, making Solana the recommended choice when speed matters.
Before You Start
Info
- A Peanut account. No identity verification is required for wallet withdrawals. You can withdraw immediately after creating your account.
- A Solana wallet address. You need a valid Solana-specific wallet address. Solana addresses are different from EVM addresses (0x...) — they look like a string of letters and numbers, typically starting with a letter, and are 32 to 44 characters long.
- Minimum withdrawal: $1 equivalent.
- No maximum. There are no limits on wallet withdrawals.
Important: Solana uses a separate address from EVM networks (Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, Ethereum, Avalanche). Make sure you are using your Solana wallet address, not an EVM address.
Withdraw to Solana
- 1
Open the app
Open the app and tap Withdraw, then select Send to Wallet.
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Select the Solana network
Select the Solana network.
- 3
Choose your token
Choose your token: USDC or USDT.
- 4
Enter your Solana wallet address
Enter or paste your Solana wallet address. Double-check the address — sending to the wrong address means lost funds.
- 5
Enter the amount
Enter the amount you want to withdraw.
- 6
Review the details
Confirm the network (Solana), the token, the destination address, and the amount.
- 7
Confirm the transaction
Peanut broadcasts the transaction to the Solana network.
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Funds arrive
Funds arrive in your wallet within seconds.
Peanut covers all gas fees. You pay nothing for the withdrawal.
Supported Tokens on Solana
| Token | Available for Withdrawal |
|---|---|
| USDC | Yes |
| USDT | Yes |
Your Peanut balance is held in digital dollars. When you withdraw, you choose which token to send. If you select USDT, the conversion from your balance happens automatically at the best available market rate with no additional fees.
Fees and Limits
| Detail | Solana Withdrawal |
|---|---|
| Peanut fee | Free |
| Gas fee | Covered by Peanut |
| Minimum withdrawal | $1 equivalent |
| Maximum withdrawal | None |
| KYC required | No |
Peanut covers all network gas fees for Solana withdrawals. You do not pay anything beyond the withdrawal amount itself.
Processing Time
- Typical confirmation time: Seconds. Solana is one of the fastest networks available.
- Network congestion: In rare cases of high network load, transactions may take slightly longer, but Solana withdrawals almost always confirm within a minute.
- 24/7 availability: Unlike bank transfers, wallet withdrawals process at any time — weekends, holidays, and late nights included.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a Solana withdrawal from Peanut take?
Solana withdrawals typically confirm in seconds. This makes Solana one of the fastest options for moving funds out of Peanut.
What fees does Peanut charge for Solana withdrawals?
None. Peanut covers all gas fees on Solana withdrawals. The withdrawal is completely free.
What is the minimum withdrawal to Solana?
The minimum withdrawal is $1 equivalent. There is no maximum.
Do I need to verify my identity for Solana withdrawals?
No. Wallet withdrawals on Solana (and all other supported networks) do not require identity verification. You can withdraw immediately after creating a Peanut account.
Can I use an EVM address (0x...) for Solana withdrawals?
No. Solana uses its own address format, which is different from EVM networks like Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, Ethereum, and Avalanche. Make sure you paste a valid Solana wallet address. Sending to the wrong network means lost funds.
Related Pages
- Withdraw to Arbitrum — EVM-compatible alternative with low fees
- Withdraw to Base — ideal for Coinbase users
- Withdraw to your bank account — withdraw to a bank via SEPA or ACH
- Withdraw to Tron — USDT-only withdrawals on the highest-volume USDT network