Free wallet check · Solana
See what your Solana wallet is still holding.
One paste, 11 checks, one number. Unclaimed fees, SOL locked in accounts you no longer use, and approvals worth a second look.
- ✓ Read-only
- ✓ No wallet connect
- ✓ Nothing to sign
No account, no seed phrase, ever. Don’t have an address handy? See a sample report
Then: connect once, claim what you picked.
the check never signs anythingStep 01
Paste and read
11 checks against public chain data. Free, and it ends here if you want it to.
Step 02
Connect the same wallet
Your findings carry over into the console. Deselect anything you’d rather leave alone.
Step 03
Approve in your wallet
You see the exact amount you receive and the network cost before you sign. Nothing moves until you do.
The 11 places we look
4 kinds of unclaimed fees · 6 kinds of locked SOL · 1 riskOrca LP fees
Trading fees your liquidity earned
Locked-LP fees
Still accruing inside Burn & Earn locks
Meteora fees
DLMM and DAMM v2, computed live
Token tax
Transfer tax your own token collected
Locked rent
Deposits in empty token accounts
Rent surplus
What the rent cut frees in accounts you still use
Dead LP positions
Emptied but never closed
Abandoned programs
Rent held by deploys you walked away from
Old lookup tables
Left behind by large-transaction tooling
Wrapped SOL
SOL stuck in its wrapped form
⚠ Standing approvals
A risk to review, not money waiting
- Only after rent? The rent-only check →
Why it’s free
Looking is free. The tools that act on what we find show the exact figures first — what reaches your wallet, and what the network charges to move it — always before you sign anything. If you only ever look, we’re glad you checked.
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. It is read-only: there is no wallet connection, nothing to sign, no account and no seed phrase, ever. Acting on what we find happens later, in your own wallet, where you approve every transaction yourself.
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.
What does claiming cost?
Two things, and you see both before you sign: what the network charges to move the transaction, and our service fee on what is recovered. The console shows the exact amount that will reach your wallet with both already taken off, so the figure you approve is the figure you get. Looking costs nothing.
Why does my wallet show nothing?
Most wallets come back clean, and that is a real answer rather than a failure. These findings come from specific habits — providing liquidity, deploying a token or a program, holding and selling many tokens. A wallet that mostly holds SOL usually has nothing stuck. If a check could not run, we say so separately: a failed check is never reported as nothing found.