Why SOL to INR is fast
Solana produces blocks every few hundred milliseconds and transfer fees are tiny. Disburz waits for 32 confirmations — usually under a minute — then converts and pays out INR.
Solana addresses are base58 strings (letters and numbers, no 0x prefix). Disburz also accepts USDT and USDC on Solana — see USDT to INR and USDC to INR.
Supported SOL networks
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Fees and limits
- Fees: (), shown before you send.
- Minimum order: 0 SOL; maximum 0 SOL per order.
- Network fees are charged by your sending wallet or exchange, not by Disburz.
- No INR withdrawal fee — payouts go straight to your bank.
Settlement to your bank
Once your deposit is confirmed on-chain, our payout partner pays INR to your bank account at your locked rate by IMPS (instant, any time), NEFT (within a few hours) or RTGS (₹2 lakh and above). IMPS payouts usually land within minutes of confirmation, and you get the bank UTR as proof of payment.
Before you send
- Keep a small SOL balance for fees and rent when sending from a self-custody wallet.
- Send native SOL only — not wrapped SOL on other chains.
- SOL is volatile; send within the lock window.
