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Free wallet check

Your wallet may be owed money.

Paste your address — we run eleven checks: unclaimed value, what the rent cut will free, and risky approvals. Free.

read-only · public data · no wallet connect · nothing to sign · no account

The eleven places we look

  1. [1/11]ORCA LP FEESTrading fees your Orca liquidity has earned and not yet collected.
  2. [2/11]LOCKED-LP FEESFees still accruing inside Raydium liquidity you locked with Burn & Earn.
  3. [3/11]METEORA FEESFees and rewards from Meteora DLMM and DAMM v2 positions, computed live.
  4. [4/11]TOKEN TAXTransfer tax your own token has collected and parked on-chain.
  5. [5/11]LOCKED RENTSOL deposits sitting in empty token accounts, waiting to be reclaimed.
  6. [6/11]RENT SURPLUSSOL the rent cut leaves in the token accounts you still use — takeable without closing them.
  7. [7/11]DEAD LP POSITIONSSOL deposits held by Meteora, Orca and Raydium liquidity positions you emptied but never closed.
  8. [8/11]ABANDONED PROGRAMSRent held by programs this wallet deployed — only wallets that deploy have these.
  9. [9/11]OLD LOOKUP TABLESRent held by address lookup tables — tooling that builds large transactions leaves these behind.
  10. [10/11]WRAPPED SOLSOL stuck in its wrapped form — one click turns it back into plain SOL.
  11. [11/11]STANDING APPROVALSPermissions that let other programs move your tokens without asking again.

Why free?

Looking is free. If you want us to claim or reclaim what we find, those tools charge a small fee — always shown before you sign anything. That’s the whole business, out in the open. If you only ever look, we’re glad you checked.

Digging into rent specifically? The rent reclaim check goes deeper on empty token accounts.

Questions people ask

Is this safe? What do you get access to?

Nothing. The check reads public blockchain data for the address you paste — the same information any explorer shows. There is no wallet connection, nothing to sign, and no account. Acting on what we find happens later, in your own wallet, where you approve every transaction yourself.

Why is this free?

Looking is free — that’s the product working as intended. If you want us to claim or reclaim what the scan finds, those tools charge a small fee that’s always shown before you sign. Plenty of people just look, and that’s fine.

What exactly do you check?

Nine places value gets stuck on Solana: trading fees earned by Orca, locked Raydium, and Meteora liquidity; transfer tax your own token has collected; SOL deposits locked in empty token accounts; SOL deposits held by liquidity positions you emptied but never closed — on Meteora, Orca and Raydium; rent held by programs you deployed and abandoned; rent held by old address lookup tables; and wrapped SOL that never got unwrapped. The tenth is the rent surplus Solana’s rent cut leaves in the accounts you still use — shown as a projection until each step activates. And the eleventh is not money at all — standing approvals that let other programs move your tokens, a risk worth reviewing rather than a balance to collect.

What happens after the check?

Each finding links to the matching tool. Connect the same wallet there, review the exact numbers and the fee, and approve in your own wallet. Nothing moves until you sign.

Can I check someone else’s wallet?

You can check any address — it’s public data. But only the wallet’s owner can claim or reclaim anything: every action needs their signature.