Get back the SOL
stuck in your wallet

Solana charges a refundable deposit ("rent", ~0.002 SOL) for every token account. When you sell a token the empty account stays in your wallet with that SOL locked inside. Closing it returns the deposit to you.

The transactions only close your own empty accounts (and burn the dust you select). Your wallet simulates and shows them before you sign. We never see your private key or seed phrase, and the SOL goes directly to your wallet, never through us.

We keep 20% of the SOL reclaimed. It's a separate, visible line in each transaction. If nothing is reclaimed, you pay nothing but the normal network fee (~0.000005 SOL).

Each transaction only closes the empty token accounts you select (the SOL goes back to your wallet) plus one visible transfer for our fee. On bigger claims the closing is done by our close_many program in a single instruction: it can only close token accounts you own and send their rent to you. No token approvals, no delegations, nothing else. Every transaction is simulated before you sign it, and the exact code that builds them is open source on GitHub.

Yes. If your wallet can't pay the network fee, we pay it for you (gas-free claim). In that case the fee is 5% higher (25% instead of 20%), still taken only from the SOL you get back. You never need to deposit anything.

Any Solana wallet: Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, OKX, Trust, Coinbase, Bitget, Exodus, Magic Eden, Glow and more. On mobile, open this page inside your wallet app's browser (the connect button gives you the link).

Accounts that are frozen, controlled by another close authority or holding withheld transfer fees are never touched. NFTs and tokens with value are only burned or sold if you choose them yourself.

A small Solana program we wrote so that one instruction closes up to 56 empty accounts, instead of one instruction per account: big wallets need far fewer approvals. All it does is call the official Token program's CloseAccount with you as authority and as destination of the rent, so it cannot move your tokens or send SOL anywhere else. The source is on GitHub and the on-chain program is a verified build (its binary matches that source, checked by OtterSec): see it on Solscan. It is also immutable: its upgrade authority was permanently revoked, so nobody, not even us, can ever change it. Your wallet may still label it "Unknown program": that only means the wallet has no name for it yet.

Yes. Every scan also checks the pump.fun creator fees waiting for your wallet, both from the bonding curve and from PumpSwap after graduation. If there are any, they show up at the top with a 💰 and are collected in the same claim, straight to your wallet. Our fee on creator fees is only 10%.

Yes. After a claim you can buy SolHouse Signal VIP straight from your wallet: link your Telegram once, approve one payment, and the VIP invite arrives in the Scanner bot.