Solana at Rollbit: one floor each way, wrapped SOL counted inside it

Does Rollbit take Solana?

Yes. The deposit article lists the options in its cashier: Bitcoin, Ethereum with the note that only the ERC-20 network works, Litecoin, Solana (SOL), Rollbit Coin, and an array of ERC-20 tokens including USDT and USDC. The network restriction is written beside Ethereum. Nothing equivalent is written beside Solana, and the Solana network is not named anywhere in the article.

The 0.05 SOL floor and the WSOL note

The article on deposits and withdrawals, dated August 2026, lists minimums per coin. For SOL the deposit line reads 0.05 SOL with the remark that it includes WSOL, and the withdrawal minimum for SOL is also 0.05. The page says that each of these figures can be checked in the cashier, which is the sensible way to treat them.

WSOL is wrapped SOL: the coin held in the form of an SPL token, so that programs which handle tokens in one uniform way can handle it too. The remark reads as saying that a deposit of wrapped SOL counts towards the same floor. The article does not describe how the wrapped form is credited, and we do not guess.

Fees and the clock

The same article says Rollbit charges no deposit fees and that the sender pays the on-chain gas when sending. For payouts it charges no fee other than the standard on-chain gas fee, which can be previewed before you send the withdrawal and varies with the network used.

Nothing in either article says how long crediting or a payout takes. That absence is the finding: Rollbit has written its minimum down, and has not written its clock down.

We charge no withdrawal fees other than standard on-chain gas fees.

Rollbit help centre, article on deposits and withdrawals