Solana

Accept SOL and Solana tokens.

Give customers a Solana checkout for SOL and verified classic SPL tokens, including matching USDC and USDT mints. Your store decides which methods to offer.

What you can receive

Native SOL and verified classic SPL tokens are supported, including matching USDC/USDT mints. Token-2022 and its extensions are not accepted. Keep SOL for fees and token-account creation; use the address and payment request shown by checkout.

Set up your store

  1. Install Wholly Crypto, create a project and store, and keep a private wallet backup.
  2. Check scanner-compatible connections and enable the chain and intended assets in Store → Payment methods.
  3. Set confirmations and expiry. Test a small invoice and verify settlement before fulfilling orders.
First project & invoice

Where your payments arrive

Use the exact receiving address and payment request shown on the invoice. A token account is not interchangeable with its owner address. Confirm the mint as well as the ticker when enabling an asset.

Receiving guide

Move funds when you are ready

Send manually or set an automatic sweep to your own Solana wallet. Keep SOL for transaction fees and token-account creation. Review the destination, account requirements and quoted costs before the first transfer.

Automatic sweep tutorial

Does every Solana token work?

No. The receiving and sending adapters support verified classic SPL tokens. Token-2022 and its extensions are not accepted. Finding a token in a market catalog does not make it a supported payment method.

Fees and verification

The default processing fee is 1% of the invoice’s fiat value, paid from separate credits. Your assigned rate applies. Network fees and server costs are separate.

Public providers can have outages or rate limits. A submitted transaction or return redirect is not proof of payment. Use the verified invoice status and signed notifications.

Processing credits API, IPN & webhooks