Solana
Reclaim SOL from Empty Token Accounts
Every token you have ever held opened a token account to hold it, and each one locks up a small amount of SOL as rent. Sell or send the token and that empty account stays behind — with your SOL still inside it. This finds those empty accounts, shows you exactly how much is recoverable, and closes them so the SOL comes back to your wallet. You sign; nothing ever leaves your control.
The exact total — platform fee plus the real network cost — is quoted in the console before anything is signed.
Where your SOL actually went
Opening a token account is not free — Solana asks for a rent deposit, about 0.002 SOL, to keep the account alive. That deposit is refundable, but only when the account is closed, and closing does not happen on its own. Over a year of trading, minting and airdrops, those little deposits pile up across dozens of dead accounts. This is the money most people never realise they are leaving on the table.
Only truly empty accounts, and only yours
An account can only be closed when its token balance is zero, so nothing you still hold is ever at risk. Some accounts keep a tiny leftover — dust worth a fraction of a cent — and for those you can choose to burn the dust and then close, or skip them and keep the tokens. Either way, the app reads the live on-chain state and acts only on accounts your connected wallet owns.
You see the total before you sign
First the app scans your wallet and lists every closeable account with the SOL waiting inside it, so you know the payoff before you commit. You pick which to close — all of them or a subset — and the exact amount coming back is shown next to the exact cost of getting it. Then one signature does the batch.
The scam this quietly replaces
Search for this and half the results are "claim your SOL" pages that ask for your seed phrase or a wallet import. Never give either to anyone. A safe tool needs only your public address to scan and a signature you can read to close — which is all this asks. Your keys stay in your wallet, always.
Questions
- How much SOL can I actually get back?
- It depends on how many empty accounts you have accumulated. Each one holds roughly 0.002 SOL of refundable rent, so a wallet that has traded a lot of tokens can have meaningfully more locked away than the owner expects. The scan shows your exact total before you decide.
- Is this safe — do you need my seed phrase?
- Never. Scanning needs only your public wallet address, and closing accounts is done with a transaction you sign in your own wallet. We never see your seed phrase or private key, and any tool that asks for either should be closed immediately.
- What happens to accounts that still hold a few tokens?
- By default they are left alone — only zero-balance accounts are closed. If an account holds worthless dust you want gone, you can opt to burn that dust and then close the account in the same step. Nothing with real tokens is touched unless you say so.
- Why do these empty accounts exist at all?
- Solana gives every token its own account, created the first time your wallet receives it. Selling or sending the balance empties the account but does not delete it, so the rent deposit stays parked on-chain until you close it. That is the SOL this reclaims.