Resources
Your command center for mastering crypto. From foundational knowledge to power-user tools — dive in, level up, and own every move you make.
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Company Updates
Catch up with what's new at Solflare from new features and updates to announcements, alliances, and events that keep our momentum strong.
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Inside Solflare
Stories from the people behind Solflare, sharing real experiences from building a crypto wallet on Solana used by millions.
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Crypto 101
Brand new or brushing up? Start here. Get the core concepts, sharpen your instincts, and step into crypto with confidence.
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App Guides
Unlock the full potential of Solflare. These walkthroughs show you exactly how to trade and thrive — one tap at a time.
How to buy SOL?
To buy SOL, open your Solflare wallet and tap Deposit on your portfolio page or any individual token page. You'll see options to buy via the standard onramp (card, bank transfer, or local payment methods) or to receive funds from another wallet. Just follow the steps to complete your purchase. Once processed, the SOL will be delivered directly to your wallet.
US users also have access to a faster buying option powered by Coinbase — just confirm your email and phone number and pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay. Standard limits apply: up to $500 per week with a 15-transaction lifetime cap. You can also unlock higher limits (up to $2,500/week, no transaction cap) by providing your date of birth and SSN once through the flow.
My ledger keeps on having errors with my Solflare wallet, how do I fix this?
If you’re seeing connection or signing issues with Ledger, the most common fix is to re-enable USB permissions in your browser settings under Privacy & Security. Also, make sure that Blind Signing is enabled in Ledger Live. Once that’s done, try reconnecting your wallet.
Why is there a warning symbol next to my tokens, and how can I remove it?
Tokens that appear with a warning or "unverified" tag may not have passed verification checks yet. This could mean the token was just minted in the past 24 hours, hasn’t been registered through Jupiter’s verification platform, or simply lacks enough liquidity or trading volume. Some tokens are also too new to have reached a minimum number of holders. While these tokens can still be real, you should verify their legitimacy using a decentralized exchange like Jupiter, Raydium, Birdeye, or Dexscreener before making any trades.
How do I delete my wallet?
You can’t delete a wallet from the blockchain itself, but you can remove it from your device. Transfer your assets elsewhere, then delete the wallet from your app or extension. If you’re done with it entirely, burn the recovery phrase and leave the wallet unused.
How do I log in or log out of my Solflare Wallet?
Solflare doesn’t use traditional logins. You unlock your wallet with a recovery phrase, private key, or hardware wallet. Locking your wallet secures it with a passcode or biometrics. Logging out removes the wallet entirely — you’ll need to re-import your recovery phrase to get back in. To adjust lock settings, go to Settings > Security & Privacy > Auto-Lock.
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Glossary
Cut through the noise. This is your no-BS cheat sheet to every crypto term worth knowing.
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CEX (Centralized Exchange)
A crypto trading platform run by a company, like Binance or Coinbase. They handle your trades and store your funds for you. It’s convenient and beginner-friendly, but you don’t fully control your crypto like you would in a self-custody wallet. -
Card
A physical or virtual payment card that lets you spend crypto like regular money. Some crypto cards (ahem… Solflare card) convert your tokens to fiat instantly at checkout, making it easier to spend your crypto in everyday life. -
Candle
Short for “candlestick,” it’s a chart shape that shows price movement over a set time period. Each candle has a body (price range) and wicks (highs and lows), helping you see trends and momentum in trading. -
Burn
When crypto tokens are permanently removed from circulation. Projects sometimes burn tokens to reduce supply, boost scarcity, or stabilize the price. -
Bullish
Feeling confident that a token’s price will rise. Bullish vibes = expecting growth, gains, and green charts. -
Bridge
A tool that lets you move crypto from one blockchain to another — like from Ethereum to Solana. Since different blockchains can’t talk to each other directly, bridges help transfer tokens across ecosystems. -
Bots
Automated software that automatically trades crypto assets on behalf of users without their input. They work based on pre-set algorithms and strategies and are able to react much faster than people while working 24/7.