Reclaim SOL rent
Get back the SOL locked in empty token accounts + NFTs you no longer want.
Solana locks a small SOL deposit (rent) in every account. Close empty token accounts and burn NFTs you don't want to get that SOL back into your wallet.
Where does the SOL come from?⌄
Solana charges a refundable “rent” deposit to keep every account stored on-chain — about 0.002 SOL per token account and ~0.012 SOL per NFT (its mint + metadata + edition + token accounts). When you close or burn those accounts, that deposit is returned to you. It's your SOL that was locked, not new money.
Is it safe?⌄
Closing EMPTY token accounts is fully safe — they hold no asset, you only get the rent back. Burning an NFT is DIFFERENT: it permanently destroys the NFT to reclaim its rent. NFTs are never pre-selected, and burning needs an explicit confirmation. Only burn things you truly don't want.
Can I undo a burn?⌄
No. Burning is irreversible — the NFT is gone forever. Closing an empty account is also final, but since it was empty there's nothing to lose. Double-check your selection before confirming.
Why do I have empty token accounts?⌄
Every token/NFT you've ever received created an associated account in your wallet. When you sell, transfer or burn the asset, the account often stays behind empty — still holding its rent. This tool finds and closes those.
How many at once?⌄
About 10 per wallet signature, in batches. A failed item is skipped and the rest continue; just run it again for anything left.
Is there a fee?⌄
The tool itself is free to use — a small service fee (a percentage of the reclaimed rent) is included to cover infrastructure. You keep the large majority of every reclaim.