Solana
Collect Your Token’s Transfer Tax on Solana
If you launched a token with a transfer tax, every trade since has been setting money aside for you — but Solana does not deliver it. The tax sits withheld inside holder accounts and on the token itself until someone collects it, and only the wallet that holds your token’s collection rights can. This shows you exactly what is waiting, account by account, and sweeps all of it to your wallet in one signing session.
The exact total — platform fee plus the real network cost — is quoted in the console before anything is signed.
Where your tax actually lives
A Token-2022 transfer fee is withheld at the moment of each trade, inside the recipient’s token account — not in some pool you can watch. Over hundreds of trades it ends up scattered across every holder. Collecting is a two-step move: gather what is sitting in holder accounts onto the token, then withdraw the whole balance to your wallet. The app does both in one signing session, and shows the full breakdown before you commit.
Only the collector can collect
Your token names one wallet as its withdraw authority — set when the token was created. The scan checks it live and tells you plainly whether the connected wallet can collect, which wallet can if not, and whether collection was permanently switched off. No guessing, and no paying for an attempt that cannot land.
What it costs, said up front
The scan is free — look as often as you like. Sweeping charges a flat service fee, and only when you actually sweep; the exact total is quoted before you sign. Every transaction is signed by your own wallet, and the tax itself goes to you in your token — we never touch it.
Questions
- Why hasn’t my token’s tax shown up in my wallet?
- Because Solana withholds it where the trade happened — inside holder accounts — and waits for the collector to sweep it. Nothing arrives on its own. Scan your token here and you will see the exact amount waiting and where it is sitting.
- Who is allowed to collect the tax?
- Only the wallet that holds the token’s withdraw authority — normally the wallet that created it. The scan verifies this live and names the collecting wallet if the one you connected is not it.
- Do you ever hold my tokens or my keys?
- Never. The sweep is built as unsigned transactions your own wallet signs, the destination is your own token account, and scanning needs only the token’s address. Your keys stay in your wallet, always.
- What if some of the tax never shows in the numbers?
- Tokens that also run sealed, private balances collect fees we cannot read — those are excluded from every figure, and the page says so rather than guessing. Everything countable is counted.