Wrapped SOL is native SOL stored inside an SPL token account so it can be used by tools and pools that expect token-style balances. The lamports stay 1:1 with native SOL while the account is open.

When should I wrap SOL into WSOL?

Wrap SOL into WSOL whenever the next action needs an SPL token balance — for example before a Jupiter swap that uses WSOL, before depositing into a pool, or before sending into an SPL-only flow.

Does this tool keep custody of my wallet keys?

No. The workflow is non-custodial. Signing happens through the connected wallet adapter or your private-key source, never through a server-held key managed by the tool.

Why can a wrap or unwrap still fail with a connected wallet?

Failures usually come from insufficient SOL for fees and rent, stale balance state, a signer mismatch, or wrap conditions that do not match the live token account. Refresh balances and retry to clear most cases.

Does unwrap require my full WSOL balance?

Yes. Unwrap closes the WSOL token account and returns all lamports — including the rent-exempt amount — as native SOL. Use the MAX button so the amount matches the full WSOL balance before signing.

How do I confirm the conversion succeeded?

Open the explorer link for the returned signature on Solscan and check the refreshed balance panel. Both should reflect the wrap or unwrap with the expected SOL or WSOL deltas.

Does wrapping or unwrapping cost anything?

There is no platform fee. You only pay Solana's own network costs.

WSOL Wrapper

FREE

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Use WSOL Wrapper to convert SOL and wrapped solana balances from one compact panel. Choose the direction, enter the amount, review the conversion summary, refresh balances, and run a non-custodial wrap or unwrap flow with explorer-compatible output.

Action

Amount

Available: 0.0000 SOL

Please connect your wallet first.

Conversion Summary

ModeSOL to WSOL

Input (SOL)0.0000 SOL

Output (WSOL)0.0000 WSOL

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