Reclaim Sol
Burn Dust, Close Empty Accounts & Get Your SOL Back
Close Empty Accounts & Reclaim Sol
Empty token accounts
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You Will Receive
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SOL balance
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Burn Dust & Reclaim Sol
Actionable Assets 0
| Asset | Balance | Value | Action | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connect wallet to scan. | ||||
Non-Actionable / Stuck 0
These tokens are either high value or unsafe to burn (frozen/scam).
| Asset | Balance | Value | Reason | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Connect wallet to scan. | ||||
How Reclaim Sol Works ?
On Solana, every token or NFT you own requires a dedicated "account" on the blockchain to store its data. To keep this account open, a small amount of SOL (rent) is locked inside it (typically ~0.002 SOL per account).
Often, even after you sell a token or if you receive a spam airdrop, this account remains open—holding your SOL hostage. Reclaim Sol helps you unlock this value in two ways:
- Close Empty Accounts: We automatically scan for accounts that have a 0 balance but still hold rent. You can securely close them to redeem your SOL.
- Burn & Close: Have junk tokens or leftover "dust" too small to swap? You can manually select these low-value balances to burn them and close the accounts, reclaiming the rent deposit.
The process is safely designed for beginners. You connect your wallet, review what can be closed or burned, and approve the transaction. The reclaimed SOL is sent directly to your wallet in the same transaction.
Is there a fee?
Yes, Reclaim Sol deducts an 8% service fee directly from the SOL you recover. We only get paid when you successfully recover rent. This fee funds our high-performance RPC infrastructure (powered by Helius), ensuring the tool remains fast and reliable for everyone.
Security & Privacy
This is a pure front-end website with no backend custody. It never asks for a seed phrase or private key, and it does not require an account. You approve a standard wallet signature, and your wallet broadcasts the transaction directly to Solana. Reclaim Sol targets only empty accounts and skips anything that still holds tokens or cannot be closed safely.
Frequently Asked Questions
A token account is a small on-chain container that holds one specific token for your wallet. When its token balance becomes 0, it is “empty.” The account can still stay open and keep a SOL rent deposit locked. Closing an empty token account releases that rent back to you — this is what Reclaim Sol helps you do.
The rent per account varies, but a common figure for a standard token account is around ~0.002039 SOL. If you have 10 empty accounts, you might reclaim ~0.02 SOL. If you are active on Solana, it can add up over time — and Reclaim Sol helps you recover it without manual work.
Scanning token accounts and submitting transactions reliably requires dependable Solana RPC access. The 8% service fee helps pay for RPC costs and keeps the app stable. Network fees may also apply, and those are paid to the Solana network (not to Reclaim Sol).
Some accounts have special authorities (delegate, close authority, Token-2022 extensions) or program restrictions. These can make closing unsafe or impossible. The app should filter them out so you only interact with accounts that can be closed cleanly.
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