Reclaim Your
Locked SOL
Every token you've ever received or bought on Solana created an account with a ~0.002 SOL rent deposit. When token balances hit zero, that SOL stays locked. We help you close those empty accounts and get your SOL back.
💡 Tip: Got tokens with tiny dust balances you'll never use? Swap them first, then come back to close the empty accounts and reclaim even more SOL.
Your Empty Token Accounts
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Frequently Asked Questions
On Solana, your wallet doesn't hold tokens directly. Instead, a separate token account is created for each type of token you interact with — think of it like opening a mini bank account for every coin. Each of these accounts requires a small SOL deposit (~0.002 SOL) to exist on the blockchain. Over time, if you've traded or received many different tokens, you can accumulate dozens or even hundreds of these accounts — each one holding your SOL hostage.
Every time you receive or buy a token on Solana, the network creates a token account and locks ~0.002 SOL in it as a "rent deposit." Think of it like a small security deposit. Even after you sell or transfer all the tokens out, that SOL stays locked until you explicitly close the account. If you've traded many tokens, you could have a lot of SOL sitting idle!
Absolutely safe. There is no custom smart contract involved. We only use Solana's official built-in programs — the SPL Token Program (to close accounts) and the System Program (for the service fee transfer). These are the same trusted programs that every Solana wallet and DEX uses.
On top of that, we only close accounts with a zero token balance — your tokens are never at risk. You'll see every transaction detail in your wallet and must approve it before anything happens.
We take a small 10% service fee from the SOL you reclaim. For example, if you reclaim 0.1 SOL, you keep 0.09 SOL and 0.01 SOL goes to us. You also pay Solana's standard network fee (~0.000005 SOL per transaction), which is negligible.
Yes! Solana allows up to 15 account closures per transaction. If you have more than that, we'll automatically split them into multiple transactions. Just approve each one in your wallet and we handle the rest.