Why your SOL is locked
On Solana, each token you hold lives in a separate token account. Opening one costs about 0.00204 SOL of rent, and the rent stays locked even after you sell everything. An active trader can have dozens or hundreds of these empty accounts, which adds up to real SOL.
How it works
Connect your wallet and press Scan my wallet. The tool lists only the accounts with a zero balance: your tokens and NFTs are never touched. You see exactly how much SOL comes back before you sign. Accounts are closed in batches of 18, each batch simulated on the live chain first, and the SOL lands in your wallet in the same transaction.
What it costs
Scanning is free. If you reclaim, the fee is 5% of the SOL recovered, shown as a separate line inside the same transaction. No SOL recovered, no fee.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to close empty token accounts?
Yes. Only accounts with a zero balance can be closed, and closing one does not affect any token you hold. If you receive that token again later, a new account is simply opened.
How much SOL can I get back?
About 0.002 SOL per empty account. The scan shows the exact total for your wallet before you sign anything.
Why are some empty accounts skipped?
Accounts frozen by their token, or Token-2022 accounts that still hold withheld transfer fees, cannot be closed by their owner. They are listed separately.
Do you need my seed phrase?
Never. The page builds the transaction and your wallet signs it. Anyone asking for a seed phrase or private key is a scammer.