Solana
Cancel a Solana Subscription
Solana has native subscriptions now: apps and merchants can charge your wallet on a schedule you approved once. Handy — until you want out and can’t find the off switch. This page reads every standing permission straight from the chain, shows what each one can take and when, and cancels with a signature from your own wallet. No support ticket, no email, no merchant required.
The exact total — platform fee plus the real network cost — is quoted in the console before anything is signed.
Where your subscription actually lives
It is not an account with the merchant — it is a signed permission sitting on the chain, tied to your wallet, with the price and billing period written into it. That is good news: anything written on-chain can be read on-chain, and a permission you granted is a permission you can end. The scan here lists all of it — subscriptions, recurring allowances, one-time spending caps — with nothing hidden and nothing summarised away.
The grace period is the chain’s rule, not ours
Cancelling stops future charges at the end of the period you already paid for — the program itself schedules the stop, and it shows you the exact date before you sign. An instant stop exists, but it needs the merchant to co-sign; the chain protects both sides of the agreement. If something has to stop right now, the emergency stop switches a token’s pull permission off entirely — every subscription on that token stops working immediately.
Cleaning up pays you back
Every subscription and allowance lives in a small on-chain account with a deposit locked inside. When one ends — expired, used up, or the merchant deleted the plan — that deposit is yours to take back. The scan flags everything sweepable and returns the deposits in the same signing session as your cancellations.
Changed your mind? Resume.
A cancelled subscription keeps working until its stop date, and until that date you can resume it — one click, back to exactly the terms you had. The chain double-checks that nothing about the subscription changed since you looked, so a stale approval can never bind you to terms you didn’t see.
Questions
- How do I cancel a subscription on Solana?
- Connect your wallet, and the free scan lists every subscription and allowance that can pull from it. Tick the ones you want to stop and sign once — the chain schedules the stop at the end of the period you already paid for, and shows the date up front.
- Can a merchant keep charging me after I cancel?
- No. Once the stop date passes, the program itself blocks any further pull — it is not a request the merchant can ignore, it is a rule the chain enforces.
- Why can’t I cancel instantly?
- An instant cancellation needs the merchant’s signature too — the chain protects both sides of a paid-period agreement. What you can do alone, instantly, is the emergency stop: it switches off a token’s entire pull permission at once, no one’s cooperation required.
- Do I get anything back when I clean up old subscriptions?
- Yes — each one holds a small refundable deposit that paid for its on-chain account. Sweeping away finished subscriptions and allowances returns those deposits to whoever funded them, usually you.
- Do you ever hold my funds or keys?
- Never. The scan needs only your public address, and every change is an unsigned transaction your own wallet signs. Nothing routes through us — the chain pays you, the chain obeys you.