Solana functions as an independent cryptocurrency, using its own network for transaction processing. For the user, it represents a full-fledged digital currency, but in practice, there arises a need to convert it into real money. A classic exchange does not always fit, as settlements are often tied to the dollar or USDT, known as tether, while SOL itself is viewed as an investment asset. The process begins with a personal wallet where the token is stored and a correctly specified address for the transfer. Every amount matters, as platforms set a minimum limit. Most transactions are conducted electronically, and the final conversion rate is formed considering the market and displayed in tenge. Monitoring is used to choose a reliable exchange, allowing the determination of the optimal exchanger and sending funds directly to the bank. At this point, the accepted token, payment method, allowable application size, and final calculation are specified in advance. In some cases, a cash format of issuance is possible.