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To bridge USDT to Solana, use the USDT0 Transfer Hub from Tron or Ethereum (0.03% fee) or deBridge from BNB Chain, then check you got native USDT. That last check matters more than the fee. Some routes give you a wrapped copy of USDT that most Solana apps don’t treat as the real thing, and then you pay again for a second swap. This guide is organised by the chain your USDT is on now: Tron (TRC-20), Ethereum (ERC-20), BNB Chain (BEP-20) or an exchange. For each one I give the route that ends in Tether’s own USDT on Solana, with fees taken from each protocol’s docs (checked 7 October 2026). For how bridges work in general, including finality and refunds, see our main Solana bridging guide. Want SOL rather than USDT? Bridge first, then swap USDT for SOL once it lands. I haven’t run test transfers for this piece, so every number below comes from the protocols’ own docs and pages, not from my wallet. Whatever route you pick, send a small test amount first.
To bridge from Solana to Ethereum, pick the route by token: USDC through Jupiter’s flat $0.30 route or a CCTP app, SOL and USDT through Mayan or deBridge. ETH that came over through Wormhole goes home through Portal. USDC is the easy one. It has cheap routes that deliver it fresh on Ethereum. SOL and USDT go through bridges where a solver pays you from its own funds on the other side. The tricky bit going this way is the Ethereum end. Some routes need ETH for gas or a second transaction there, and sometimes Base or Arbitrum is the better place to land. Fees change, so read the live quote before you sign. How bridges work, staying safe and what to do about a stuck transfer are all in our guide to bridging to and from Solana.
To bridge Base to Solana, use Across for USDC (native USDC in 2 to 5 seconds for cents) and compare Relay and deBridge quotes to turn ETH on Base into SOL. If your money is still on Coinbase, you may not need a bridge at all. Base is Coinbase’s own network, but Coinbase also withdraws straight to Solana. Base does have its own bridge to Solana, built with Chainlink, but Base’s docs aim it at developers and apps. If you’re moving a few hundred USDC, the routes below are simpler. Every fee here comes from the provider’s own docs, help centre or blog, checked 7 October 2026. The general side of bridging (how it works, staying safe, missing transfers, what to do once you land) lives in our guide on how to bridge to Solana. This page covers what’s specific to Base.
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