Why can't I withdraw from Solflare?
Funds sit in your own wallet; to move them out you open the token in your portfolio, choose Send, paste the destination address, enter the amount and confirm. Solflare documents 1 reason a withdrawal can be delayed or held, listed below.
Checked 2026-10-17 · 2 sources- Fee: Solana network fee, paid in SOL even when you send a different token (usually a fraction of a cent).
- Sending a token to an exchange that does not support it, or on the wrong network (for example from another chain to a Solana address), can lose the funds permanently.
- Keep a little of the chain's native coin (SOL, ETH, BNB) in the wallet. Without it you cannot pay the network fee to send anything.
- If one token will not send or sell while others do, the token itself may block it: a freeze authority, a honeypot contract or no liquidity.
- Anyone offering to "recover" funds for a fee, or asking for your login or seed phrase, is running a scam.
Why can't I sell my token? → · What is freeze authority? → · What is a honeypot token? →
Sources: Solflare Help: Sending SOL and SPL tokens to an exchange · Solflare Help: Understanding transaction fees on Solana. The venue's own page wins if it disagrees with ours.
Solflare
Wallet. Solflare is a self-custodial Solana wallet with in-wallet swaps (Jupiter-routed), limit orders, SOL staking, perps on Phoenix, a Bridge deposit feature for funds from Bitcoin, Ethereum and other chains, and a USDC debit card. Its in-wallet swap fee percentage is not published on its official pages.
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