Get a wallet, the safe way
To bid on sendto.top you need a Solana wallet with a little SOL in it. This page walks you through it in plain words.
Why there are no links on this page: scammers copy wallet and bridge websites and buy ads that look real. So we don't link to any of them. Type the address yourself, or install from your phone's official app store, and bookmark it.
1 · Get a wallet
A wallet is an app that holds your coins. You own it: nobody, not even the wallet company, can move your money without you.
Phantom easiest
The most popular Solana wallet. On a phone or as a browser extension. It can also swap coins from some other chains into SOL for you.
App Store developer: Phantom Technologies Incorporated
App StoreGoogle Play
Solflare
A long-running Solana wallet with phone and browser versions.
App Store developer: SOLRISE RESEARCH LTD
App StoreGoogle Play
Backpack
A wallet and exchange app that supports Solana.
App Store developer: Backpack Technologies Ltd.
App StoreGoogle Play- Install it from the right place. On a phone, search the official App Store or Google Play and check the developer name matches the one shown above, and that it has lots of reviews. On a computer, type the wallet's own address into your browser yourself. Never install from an ad, a DM or a link someone sends you.
- Tap "Create a new wallet" and set a password or Face ID for the app.
- Find your Solana address. It's a long code of letters and numbers. You can share this one: it's how people send you coins.
2 · Save your recovery phrase
Your wallet shows you 12 or 24 words once. These words are your money. Anyone who has them can take everything.
- Write them on paper and keep it somewhere safe. Don't screenshot them, and don't store them in notes, email or the cloud.
- Never type them into any website. No real app, support team or sendto.top will ever ask for them.
- Lost your phone? The words bring your wallet back on a new device.
3 · Get SOL
Pick whichever is easiest for you:
💳 Buy inside the wallet
Most wallets, Phantom included, let you buy SOL with a card or bank transfer from inside the app. Simple, but fees can be a bit higher.
🏦 Buy on a big exchange
Buy SOL on a large, well-known exchange you already use. Then choose Withdraw, pick SOL on the Solana network, and paste your wallet's Solana address.
Always send a small test first. Check it arrived, then send the rest. Double-check the first and last few characters of the address before you confirm.
Keep a little extra, about 0.01 SOL, for network fees.
4 · Coins on another chain?
If your money is on Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain or another chain, you need to turn it into SOL on Solana first. The safest ways, from safest to least:
- Through a big exchange. Send your coins to the exchange, sell them for SOL there, and withdraw SOL on the Solana network to your wallet. Slower, but the simplest and safest.
- Inside your wallet. Phantom and some other wallets can swap coins from supported chains (like ETH on Ethereum or Base) straight into SOL. No extra website needed.
- A well-known, audited bridge. If you use one, type its address yourself, check that it's the official site, and only connect your wallet there. Big names have been running for years, so ask in their official channels if you're unsure.
Never use a "bridge" someone sends you in a DM, a reply or an ad. Fake bridges are one of the most common ways people lose money. If a site asks for your recovery phrase, or for "unlimited" approval on your tokens, close it.
5 · Bid on sendto.top
The paid board is live. To bid:
- Check the address bar says sendto.top. Bookmark it and use the bookmark.
- Connect your wallet and pick an approved coin and an amount.
- Read what your wallet shows. A bid is one transaction: SOL payments plus a small $TOP buy and burn. Nothing asks for token permissions.
- Approve. Your bid counts a few seconds later. Bids are final: there are no refunds.
🚩 Red flags: stop right away
- Anyone asks for your recovery phrase or private key, for any reason.
- Someone DMs you first offering help, an airdrop or "support". We never DM first.
- A website address is spelled slightly wrong, or you got there from an ad.
- Your wallet asks you to approve "unlimited" spending or to change who controls a token.
- Pressure to hurry: "only 5 minutes left", "your wallet will be locked".
Questions
Which wallet should I pick?
If you're new, Phantom is the easiest. Phantom, Solflare and Backpack are supported. Other Solana wallets that support Wallet Standard should work too.
How much SOL do I need?
The smallest bid is 0.01 SOL, plus a little for network fees. Only use money you're fine losing: this is an experiment and memecoins are risky.
Why don't you link to wallets and bridges?
Links can be faked, copied or swapped, and scam sites often look identical to real ones. Typing the address yourself, or using your phone's official app store, is safer.
I sent SOL on the wrong network. What now?
Contact the exchange or wallet you sent from. Only their official support can help, and they will never ask for your recovery phrase.