Money moves in and out of your Nolus account from the Account popover: click the wallet button in the top-right of the header, then Fund or Withdraw. You connect with a Solana wallet, either Solflare or Phantom.
Fund and withdraw on Solana
Open the Account popover, click Fund, pick the token, enter the amount, and approve the transaction in your Solana wallet. The picker lists every asset the Solana corridor carries, not only the ones you already hold: what you hold comes first, ordered by value, and the rest sit below it at zero. A balance shown as “-” is a figure the app has not read yet, not a zero. The app shows an Estimated Processing Time of about 4 seconds and keeps track of the transfer until it lands.
Withdraw works the same way in reverse, with one difference: the destination is locked to the wallet you connected and shown under To with your wallet’s name and Solana address. Funds always return to the wallet they came from, so there is no address to type and none to mistype.
Both forms open without a wallet, so you can look through them before you connect. Until a wallet is attached the destination field reads “connect wallet to continue”, and clicking Fund or Withdraw opens the Select Wallet picker instead of submitting.
Assets move between your Nolus account and Solana over the protocol’s transfer channel, in both directions, from these two forms.
Before your first Solana transfer
You pay the Solana network fee yourself, in SOL. If your wallet cannot cover it, the form stops you with “Add SOL to your Solana wallet to cover the network fee” before anything is signed. The same message can also appear after you approve in your wallet, when the send itself fails on the fee: the funding did not go through and the tokens never left your wallet.
Funding SOL itself is capped so enough is left behind to pay that fee, which is why the amount filled by the balance line can sit under the balance printed above it.
If your wallet has never held the token you withdraw, Solana needs a one-time account for that token in your wallet first. Withdraw opens it for you: your wallet asks for one approval that opens the account, paid in SOL from your wallet, and then a second approval for the withdrawal itself.
Funding carries a deadline of roughly 23 hours. A transfer not delivered by then is refunded to you instead of hanging.
Following a transfer
A Solana Fund or Withdraw shows in Activities as a Transfer row reading “Fund {amount} to Smart Account” or “Withdraw {amount} from Smart Account”. While it is on its way the row sits at the top of the list and its details show the status In Progress; it settles as soon as the network confirms the transfer rather than on a refresh cycle, and your balances update at the same moment. The app posts no notice when a transfer finishes: the Fund or Withdraw button spins until the transfer lands, then the dialog closes by itself, and the updated balances and the Activities row are the confirmation. A transfer that did not go through keeps its row with a red Failed mark. Tracking survives a page reload, so you can close the tab and come back. Transaction hashes you copy from the app are Nolus hashes.
Sending assets to another wallet
The app does not support direct wallet-to-wallet transfers. Fund and Withdraw are the only ways assets move between a Solana wallet and a Nolus account. A nolus1 account is never a destination to send to from Phantom or Solflare, and a Solana address is never a Nolus account. Fund and Withdraw move assets between your own wallet and your own Nolus account. To send assets from your Nolus account to another Nolus account, use the paper-plane button beside Fund and Withdraw in the Account popover, which opens Send to Nolus Account. Sending tokens to someone else’s Solana address is done from your wallet.
To do that, open your connected wallet, select the token you want to send, enter the recipient’s address, set the amount, and confirm the transaction.