Close the token accounts you no longer use and get their rent back
Free — no cut of the reclaimed SOL. Only empty accounts are closed; tokens you hold are never touched. The tool never asks for a private key — your wallet signs.
Every token you have ever held on Solana got its own token account in your wallet. Opening that account locks about 0.002 SOL as rent. When you sell or send the token away, the account stays — empty, but still holding the rent.
Active traders end up with dozens or hundreds of these. Closing an empty account deletes it and sends its rent back to your wallet as SOL. This tool finds every empty account and closes them in a few transactions.
A standard token account holds 0.00203928 SOL of rent. Token-2022 accounts can hold slightly more, depending on their extensions. A wallet with 100 empty accounts gets back roughly 0.2 SOL, minus a tiny network fee.
Only accounts with a zero balance are closed — the tool does not touch anything that still holds tokens, and it skips frozen accounts, which cannot be closed. If you buy the same token again later, a new account is simply created.
Some Token-2022 tokens keep withheld transfer fees in the account; those accounts cannot be closed until the fees are cleared, and the tool reports them.
Tools like Sol Incinerator also burn leftover dust tokens and usually keep a share of the reclaimed SOL. This tool does one thing — closes accounts that are already empty — and takes nothing. If you want to clear dust too, sell or burn it first, then run this again.
Yes. An empty account holds no tokens, only rent. Closing it returns that rent to you, and if you ever receive the same token again a new account is created automatically.
About 0.002 SOL (0.00203928 SOL for a standard account). Token-2022 accounts with extensions can lock a little more.
No. It only closes accounts that already have a zero balance. Accounts that hold any amount of a token are left alone.
No. You get all the reclaimed SOL back, minus the Solana network fee for the transactions.
One transaction can close about 18 accounts. A wallet with 50 empty accounts needs three; most wallets let you approve them together.