Exchange in 3 steps
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Set the SOL amount and paste your Jito payout address on SPL on Solana.
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Create the order to lock the quote and see the deposit address.
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Send SOL to that deposit. After confirmations, JTO is paid to your wallet.
Before you broadcast
- Solana confirmations are fast — often under a minute for practical purposes.
- Network outages or congestion can occasionally delay inclusion — check status if stuck.
- Use a Solana mainnet address (base58). Do not send SPL tokens unless the order specifies a token mint.
- JTO not visible yet? Wait a few minutes, resync your wallet, then contact support with your order ID if the payout tx is already listed.
Solana — high-speed layer-1
SOL is the native token of Solana — built for fast, low-cost transfers and a large ecosystem of on-chain apps.
Solana deposit tips
Send native SOL on Solana mainnet. Token deposits require the exact asset your order lists.
Keep a small SOL balance for rent-exempt account requirements in some wallets.
Jito on Solana
Always match JTO on SPL on Solana when you send or receive — wrong-network transfers may not be credited.
Receiving JTO
Your wallet must be on SPL on Solana.
Allow a few minutes after the order shows sent before opening support.
Before you swap
Avoid wrong-network deposits and address format mistakes — read these guides first.
Coin swap hubs
More no-KYC swap pairs and guides for each asset.
Frequently asked questions
Is identity verification required to trade SOL for JTO?
No. HideSwap operates as an anonymous no-KYC crypto exchange — no profile, no ID upload, and no funded account for Solana → Jito.
How long is a SOL → JTO order?
Typical completion is a few minutes. Solana mainnet and SPL on Solana confirmation times set the pace.
Do you custody SOL or JTO?
No. You send SOL yourself and JTO is paid to the address you enter — HideSwap does not keep a wallet balance for you.
What if I pick the wrong SOL network?
Match the network printed on the order (Solana mainnet). A mismatch can strand the deposit — check the swap safety notes first.