Every Solana token account requires a small amount of SOL to be locked as "rent-exempt" — this is a deposit that ensures the account data stays on chain. Currently, each token account locks roughly 0.002039 SOL (~$0.30). When you no longer need an account, you can close it and get this deposit back. Many users create hundreds of token accounts over time for airdrops, trading, or DeFi interactions, and forget to close the ones with zero balance. This platform helps you find and reclaim all those forgotten deposits in one go.

Vacant Accounts — Token accounts with zero balance. These are safe to close immediately to reclaim the rent-exempt SOL deposit (~0.002039 SOL each).

Tokens — Token accounts that still hold a balance. When you "Reclaim" these, we first burn the tokens to a dead address (1nc1nerator), then close the account to recover the rent deposit. The token value is forfeited, but the SOL rent is returned to you.

NFTs — Same process as tokens. We burn the NFT (1 token) to a dead address, then close the account. The rent-exempt SOL (~0.002 SOL per NFT) is reclaimed. The 20% platform fee covers transaction costs and supports the service.

Yes. The platform never holds your private keys — all transactions are signed directly in your browser wallet (Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack). You review every transaction before approving it. For the "Multiple Wallets" tab, private keys are sent directly to the backend for processing and are never stored permanently. The code is fully open-source on GitHub for transparency. We only use a 20% platform fee (or 15% + 5% referrer) to cover Helius RPC costs and server infrastructure.

The average user has 50–200 vacant accounts worth 0.1–0.4 SOL. Power users and early Solana adopters can have 1,000+ abandoned accounts worth 2–10 SOL. Connect your wallet and the dashboard will show you exactly how much reclaimable SOL you have. Some wallets from bundled NFT mints or airdrop farming have been found with over 500 vacant accounts.

The Multiple Wallets tab is designed for bulk processing. You can paste up to 100 private keys at once, provide a funding wallet to cover micro-transaction fees (~0.000005 SOL per wallet), and a destination wallet where all reclaimed SOL will be sent. The system automatically:

1. Funds each wallet with enough SOL for transaction fees
2. Scans and closes all token accounts (vacant + tokens with balance)
3. Burns any leftover tokens and sends them to the burner
4. Drains all remaining SOL to the destination wallet

The 80/20 split (or 80/15/5 with a referral) is applied automatically during the drain phase. This is perfect for cleaning up wallets from bundle mints, airdrop farming campaigns, or abandoned trading wallets.