How to buy or sell Solana in Ghana
- Step 1
Choose Buy or Sell
Open the transaction direction you need and select Solana (SOL). SOL is offered in a direction only while a rate is published for it, so if it is not listed there, it is not open for that direction right now.
- Step 2
Review the SOL-to-GHS quote
Compare the Solana amount with the final Ghana cedi value shown for the current order rather than a price from an earlier screen or a market headline.
- Step 3
Check where the SOL goes and where the cedis go
For a buy, choose your ebitpoint SOL wallet as the destination; delivery to an outside address is accepted only when the order allows it. For a sale, confirm the saved Mobile Money or bank destination for the GHS payout.
- Step 4
Use only the funding route the Sell page shows
A SOL sale is funded from the balance in your ebitpoint SOL wallet. Sending SOL from an outside wallet for a sale is a separate route that is not open for every coin, so if the Sell page does not show it for SOL, do not send SOL to any address.
- Step 5
Keep SOL on the Solana network
SOL uses the Solana network. Compare any address after copying it, and never substitute an address from a different network or one taken from an old message.
- Step 6
Follow the order status
Track payment checking, delivery to your wallet, payout processing, or completion from the signed-in order record.
Solana and Ghana cedi are two sides of the order
A SOL-to-GHS quote connects a Solana amount with a Ghana cedi value for a particular Buy or Sell order. The direction matters, and the final preview is the place to read the current figures together.
SOL is not a stablecoin, so its dollar price moves on its own, and the cedi side moves with the dollar-cedi rate. Return to the live order if the amount or direction changes rather than relying on a figure you saw earlier.
Buying Solana with an available local payment option
When Mobile Money or bank transfer is offered for a buy, use only the account and reference shown on that current order. Choose your ebitpoint SOL wallet as the destination so you can see the SOL arrive before deciding what to do next; an outside address is accepted only when the order allows it.
If a card or another route is not displayed, it is not available for that order. Never send payment details to someone who claims they can enable a hidden option.
Selling Solana from your ebitpoint balance
Select a saved Mobile Money or bank destination you control, review the final GHS amount, and confirm that the sale is funded from your ebitpoint SOL balance.
Which funding routes are open can differ from one coin to the next. If the Sell page offers only your ebitpoint balance for SOL, that is the only route, and there is no SOL deposit address to send to for that sale.
Keep SOL on the Solana network
Solana is its own network, separate from Bitcoin, Ethereum and the others. Tokens that live on Solana use the same address format as SOL, so an address that looks right does not tell you which asset it will accept.
Sending SOL out of ebitpoint, and depositing SOL into it from an outside wallet, are each available only when the SOL wallet shows them. If a screen does not show a SOL deposit address or a Send action, stop there and use signed-in Support instead of guessing.