Prop Firm That Accepts Solana: Pay in SOL, Get Paid in USDT or USDC
How to pay for an OctoFunded account in SOL through the BlockBee checkout, the Solana mistakes to avoid, what each plan costs, and how payouts come back in USDT or USDC with a public hash.
OctoFunded Trading DeskUpdated ยท 9 min read
A prop firm that accepts Solana lets you pay the account fee in SOL instead of a card or a stablecoin. At OctoFunded you pick SOL on the BlockBee checkout, send the exact SOL amount shown to the address created for your order, and get paid later in USDT or USDC, each payout with a public on-chain hash.
If you already hold SOL, that saves a swap. If you hold SOL on an exchange, it saves you a trip through a stablecoin and a second network. This page walks through the payment step by step, the Solana-specific mistakes to avoid, what every plan costs, and how the money comes back.
For the general crypto payment guide, covering every coin and network we accept, read paying for a challenge with crypto. This page goes deeper on SOL only.
Key takeaways
- SOL is a native checkout option, not a wrapped token or a bridge.
- The amount is set in SOL from your USD price, so send it promptly before the price moves.
- Each order gets its own address. Do not reuse it for a second purchase.
- Exchange withdrawal fees can make you short. Check the amount that arrives, not the amount you type.
- You pay in SOL, you get paid in stablecoins. Payouts are USDT or USDC.
Why pay a prop firm with Solana?
Pay in SOL when SOL is what you already hold. The fee is a one-time cost, and paying in the coin in your wallet removes a swap and its spread.
Solana also has two practical traits for a checkout. Network fees are small and paid in SOL itself, so a wallet holding only SOL can always pay its own fee. And confirmations usually arrive within a minute or two, so the wait between sending and starting is short.
The trade-off is price movement. SOL is not a stablecoin. The payment page converts your USD price into a SOL amount at that moment, and if you wait, the dollar value of that SOL can drift. If you prefer zero price movement, a stablecoin is the other route. Both are covered in the general guide.
How do you pay in SOL, step by step?
You pay in SOL in seven steps, and the network check comes before any money moves.
- Pick the market, program and size on the pricing section. Classic, Perpetuals 24/7 and Futures all accept SOL.
- Enter OFF10 for 10% off. See the OFF10 code for how it applies.
- Choose SOL as the payment coin at checkout.
- Open the BlockBee payment page. It shows an address created for this order and the exact SOL amount to send. That address is for this order only.
- Withdraw or send on the Solana network. On an exchange, the network is a separate field: pick Solana (SOL), not a wrapped version on another chain.
- Paste the address and check it in full, then enter the amount so that the exact figure arrives after any exchange fee.
- Send and keep the transaction signature. Track it on Solscan or Solana Explorer while you wait. Once the payment confirms, the order completes and your account on simulated capital is set up.
Solana network tips that save a payment
Most failed SOL payments come from three mistakes, and all three are easy to avoid.
| Mistake | What happens | How to avoid it |
|---|---|---|
| Sending SOL on another chain (a wrapped or bridged SOL token) | The checkout only watches native SOL on Solana, so the payment never reaches the order | Pick the Solana network on your exchange withdrawal screen |
| Letting an exchange fee come out of the amount | Less SOL arrives than the payment page asked for | Use the "receive amount" field and make it match the page |
| Reusing an old order address | The transfer is not matched to your new order | Start a new checkout for each purchase and use its address |
Three more habits help.
- Check the address format. A Solana address is a string of 32 to 44 letters and numbers. It does not start with 0x, which is an Ethereum-style address.
- Leave a little SOL behind in a self-custody wallet. The sender pays the network fee in SOL, and some wallets keep a small minimum balance.
- Send promptly. The SOL amount comes from the market price when the page opens. If you step away for a long time, reopen the page and use the amount it shows then.
If anything looks wrong, do not send. Read the OctoFunded FAQ or contact support first.
What does each plan cost if you pay in SOL?
The price is the same whichever coin you pay with: the checkout converts the USD price into SOL. Here are the entry points of each market, list price and price with OFF10.
| Market and program | Smallest size | List price | With OFF10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic 1-Step | $10,000 | $69 | $62.10 |
| Classic 2-Step | $10,000 | $79 | $71.10 |
| Classic Instant | $10,000 | $109 | $98.10 |
| Perpetuals Instant | $2,000 | $159 | $143.10 |
| Perpetuals 1-Step | $5,000 | $159 | $143.10 |
| Perpetuals 2-Step | $10,000 | $219 | $197.10 |
| Futures 1-Step | $25,000 | $640 | $576.00 |
| Futures Instant | $25,000 | $1,900 | $1,710.00 |
Prices checked 1 November 2026. List price / price with OFF10.
Most SOL holders trade crypto too, so here is one size on the Perpetuals 24/7 market, open on weekends, with every rule in dollars.
| $100,000 Perpetuals | Instant | 1-Step | 2-Step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price / with OFF10 | $2,399 / $2,159.10 | $1,159 / $1,043.10 | $999 / $899.10 |
| Profit target | None | $6,000 | $4,000 per phase |
| Daily loss | $3,000 | $3,000 | $4,000 |
| Max loss | $7,000, static | $6,000 | $6,000 |
| Split | 90% | 90% | 90% |
| Fee refund with first payout | No | Yes | Yes |
Prices checked 1 November 2026. List price / price with OFF10.
For every size up to $1,500,000, see Perpetuals 24/7 in full. For a crypto trader's view of the account itself, read trade crypto with prop firm capital.
A worked example with an exchange fee
This example uses round, made-up numbers. They are not real SOL prices, real exchange fees or an OctoFunded order.
Say the payment page asks for 1.000 SOL (illustrative). Your exchange charges a flat withdrawal fee of 0.010 SOL (illustrative) and takes it out of the amount you enter.
| Attempt | You enter | Exchange fee | Amount that arrives | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 1.000 SOL | 0.010 SOL | 0.990 SOL | Short of the request |
| B | 1.010 SOL | 0.010 SOL | 1.000 SOL | Matches the payment page |
The arithmetic: 1.000 minus 0.010 = 0.990 in attempt A, and 1.010 minus 0.010 = 1.000 in attempt B. Attempt B is right because what arrives equals what the page asked for.
How do payouts come back?
Payouts come back in USDT or USDC, not in SOL, each with a public on-chain transaction hash, subject to the program rules.
- Meet the program rules on your funded account, which trades on simulated capital.
- Request a payout in USDT or USDC. On the Perpetuals Instant, payouts are on demand after 6 trading days. On the 1-Step and the 2-Step, the fee is refunded with the first payout. See the challenge fee refund.
- Check the payout networks in the program rules and confirm your wallet credits that coin on that network. Our USDC vs USDT for payouts guide helps you choose.
- Verify it yourself. Paste the hash into the matching block explorer. Here is how to verify a payout transaction hash, and why we publish on-chain payouts.
A payout is a reward paid under the program rules, not a withdrawal from a live trading account. The hash is how you check each one.
What should you check before you pay with Solana?
Check five things before you pay any prop firm in SOL, ours included.
- Native SOL or a token? Ours is native SOL on Solana.
- One address per order, shown on the payment page, not a static address in a chat.
- The amount in SOL and the time you have to send it.
- The payout coin and network. Ours: USDT or USDC, networks in the program rules.
- The words "simulated capital" and a risk disclosure, instead of promises.
If you are comparing firms, our crypto prop firm buyer's checklist has the full list. Prefer to pay in BTC? See paying with Bitcoin.
FAQ
Is there a prop firm that accepts Solana?
Yes. OctoFunded accepts SOL at checkout, alongside USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, USDC, BTC and ETH. You pay a one-time fee for an account on simulated capital, and the public code OFF10 takes 10% off every plan.
How do I pay a prop firm with Solana?
Pick a plan, enter OFF10, choose SOL at checkout and open the payment page. Send the exact SOL amount shown to the order address shown, on the Solana network, then wait for the payment to confirm. The order completes after confirmation.
Are payouts paid in SOL?
No. Payouts are paid in USDT or USDC with a public on-chain transaction hash, subject to the program rules. The payout networks on offer are set out in the program rules.
What fee do I pay to send SOL?
The sender pays a small network fee in SOL. If you send from an exchange, it may also charge a withdrawal fee, which can be taken out of the amount you enter. Make sure the amount that arrives matches the payment page.
What is the cheapest plan I can buy with SOL?
The $10,000 Classic 1-Step at $69, or $62.10 with OFF10. On the Perpetuals 24/7 market the entry point is $159, or $143.10 with OFF10, for a $5,000 1-Step or a $2,000 Instant. Prices checked 1 November 2026.
Pay in SOL, get paid in stablecoins
OctoFunded accepts SOL at checkout through BlockBee, one address per order, with every plan on simulated capital from $69. Use OFF10 for 10% off, trade Classic, Perpetuals 24/7 or Futures, and get payouts in USDT or USDC with a public transaction hash, subject to the program rules.
