Solana wallet.
Your keys. Native swaps.
Solana is a high-throughput network known for fast, low-cost transactions.
THORWallet is a self-custody Solana wallet for iOS, Android and the web: hold SOL, swap it across chains, and spend it with a card.
Enter an amount above zero.
For an amount this large the market rate is only a guide. The app shows what each route pays.
That is more than any route can quote. Try a smaller amount.
THORWallet asks its swap routes for a quote and shows them side by side: amount, time, and whether the route is decentralized.
Swap in the web appMarket rate, before fees. Connect your wallet in the app for the exact quote.
Hold SOL your way.
Hold SOL and SPL tokens on one address.
- Network fee paid in SOL
- Works in a seed wallet and in a multi-device vault
- A deposit option for Hyperliquid, from 0.15 SOL
What works on Solana in THORWallet
Checked against the released app on 12 November 2026. Figures can change; the app shows the current ones.
Swap SOL across chains.
Move between Solana and other chains from inside your wallet. THORWallet compares its swap routes and settles the real asset on the destination chain.
How swaps work → SecurePut SOL in a vault.
A multi-device vault needs several of your own devices to sign together, for example 2 of 3. No single device holds the whole key.
How vaults work → SpendSpend it anywhere.
Top up the THORWallet Mastercard from your wallet and pay in 175+ countries, or use your Swiss IBAN and SEPA account.1
See the card →Solana wallet, answered.
Is THORWallet a self-custody Solana wallet?
Yes. THORWallet is non-custodial: the keys to your SOL are created on your own device and never leave it. There is no account with us and we cannot move your funds.
Can I swap SOL to other chains without a bridge?
Yes. Swaps run from inside the wallet through cross-chain liquidity networks, and THORWallet compares its routes on every swap. You receive the real asset on the destination chain, with no bridge and no wrapped token.
Can I keep SOL in a multisig vault?
Yes. Solana is supported in multi-device vaults, where several of your own devices sign together, for example 2 of 3. Each device is backed up on its own.
Which coin pays the network fee on Solana?
SOL on Solana. Keep a small amount of it, also when you only send tokens.
Can I swap tokens on Solana itself?
Yes. Next to its cross-chain routes, THORWallet compares Jupiter for swaps on Solana. A Jupiter swap pays out only to your own wallet, not to another address.
Can I fund Hyperliquid trading with SOL?
Yes. Under Deposit with, the mobile app also lists Solana, from 0.15 SOL. The deposit goes through Unit and arrives as a spot balance of that coin, not as USDC margin. Perpetuals are high risk: you can lose your entire margin.
Which devices does THORWallet run on?
iPhone and Android, the web app in any modern browser, and THORWallet Terminal on Mac and Windows.
Every major chain. One wallet.
Your SOL. Your keys.
Hold, swap, secure and spend from one self-custody app.
The fine print
- Card and Swiss IBAN availability varies by jurisdiction and verification status. FX markups apply on top of network rates. Limits and fees are indicative.
- Swap fees are variable and may change. Which routes can quote depends on the pair and the amount.
- The THORWallet Card needs a seed wallet. Only USDC on Ethereum reaches the card with no top-up fee. Other assets are converted to USDC first, and the top-up form shows the fee.
- THORWallet is self-custody software. We hold no keys and cannot recover funds for you.