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Keep SOL and SPL tokens such as USDC and USDT in a Solana wallet on your phone, and stake SOL from the same app.

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Why Solana?

Solana is built for fast payments with low network fees. SOL is its native coin, and stablecoins such as USDC and USDT are issued on Solana as well, so dollars can move as quickly as SOL.

Many apps are built on Solana, from exchanges to marketplaces. SOL pays the fees for using them, and you can stake it with a validator to earn rewards.

In Freedom Wallet

Stake SOL without handing it over.

Create a Solana wallet in Freedom Wallet for iPhone or Android, or restore one with a recovery phrase from a wallet such as Phantom or Solflare. Hold SOL alongside USDC and USDT, add other SPL tokens by their mint address, and scan a Solana Pay transfer request to pay it.

Stake SOL with a validator you choose in the app. Your wallet keeps control of the stake account, so the validator never holds your SOL. A new stake starts earning when the current epoch ends. Unstaking takes up to about two days, and then you withdraw the SOL back to your balance.

SOL for fees
Solana charges its network fees in SOL, including for token transfers. Each wallet must also keep a small minimum balance of SOL, or none at all, so the first deposit to a new address has to cover it.
Token accounts
Sending a token to a wallet that has never held it includes a one-off SOL deposit that opens their account for that token. The review screen shows it before you confirm, and later sends skip it.
dApps and WalletConnect
Connect to Solana dApps in the mobile browser or over WalletConnect. The wallet shows how a transaction would change your balances and blocks requests that would give someone else control of your account or stake.

Before you send

Solana payments are publicly visible.

SOL transfers, token movements, stakes and dApp activity appear on Solana’s public ledger. Freedom Wallet does not make them anonymous. A memo that a Solana Pay request adds to your payment is public too.

Solana transaction fees explained

Get your Solana wallet ready

  1. Select Solana on mobile

    Download the iPhone or Android app and create a Solana wallet, or restore one from its recovery phrase.

  2. Receive SOL first

    Use the address from the Solana wallet and check that the sender has selected Solana. The first deposit must cover the minimum balance, and SOL pays the fees when you send tokens.

  3. Review before you confirm

    Check the recipient, the network fee and any account setup deposit. For a token, confirm its mint address against the issuer’s official information.

Solana questions

Can I hold USDC and USDT on Solana?
Yes. The Solana wallet includes USDC and USDT, and you can add other SPL tokens by their mint address. Deposits must be the Solana versions, sent over Solana. USDT on TRON or Ethereum belongs in those wallets.
Can I stake SOL?
Yes. Choose a validator in the app and stake from your own wallet. The minimum stake and each validator’s commission are shown before you confirm. Unstaking takes up to about two days, and then you withdraw the SOL to your balance.
Can I restore a wallet from Phantom or Solflare?
Yes. Restore with the same recovery phrase. Freedom Wallet checks the account Phantom and Solflare use and the one Trust Wallet uses, and opens whichever holds your SOL.
Is the Solana wallet available on desktop?
Solana is supported in the iPhone and Android apps. The current desktop app does not include a Solana wallet.

Get your Solana wallet.

Download Freedom Wallet for iPhone or Android. Free to download; network and provider fees may apply.

Solana is supported on mobile. The current desktop app does not include a Solana wallet.

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