Finds everything
Checks both Solana token programs, the classic one and Token-2022, which most pump.fun coins now use.
Solana · token-account cleanup
Every token you ever held left a small account behind, and each one locks a rent deposit. When the balance is zero, closing it sends that deposit straight back to your wallet. Your wallet signs every transaction. Rentback charges nothing.
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Works with Phantom, Solflare and Backpack. No sign-up. Rentback never asks for your seed phrase or private key.
Real numbers, measured on Solana mainnet. Nothing here is estimated or made up.
Wallets checked on Rentback
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SOL found sitting in empty accounts
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Wallets that got their SOL back
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SOL returned to users
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Research sample
of active traders have empty accounts
typical amount waiting per wallet
have 0.1 SOL or more waiting
Real wallets, real SOL waiting
Public Solana wallets we scanned. Click "Check it" to verify any of them yourself, live.
Reclaimable now
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Wallet
Balance is zero. Closing returns the exact rent shown.
Tiny balances worth less than your threshold. Ticking one burns the tokens for good, then closes the account. Nothing is ticked by default.
Tokens worth at least your threshold, NFTs and collectibles. Rentback never offers to burn these.
These need something else to happen first. Rentback skips them and says why.
Every token in your wallet lives in its own little box. To open a box, Solana asks for a small deposit: about 0.0015 SOL today, and about 0.002 SOL for older accounts. This happens automatically every time you buy or receive a new token, even a meme coin you held for five minutes.
When you sell or send away all of a token, the box stays behind, empty. Your deposit is still locked inside it. Most wallets never tell you, so these empty boxes pile up over months of trading.
Rentback finds those empty boxes and closes them. When a box is closed, Solana gives the deposit back, straight to your wallet. That's it: free SOL that was always yours.
Example
You traded 50 different coins and sold them all.
50 empty boxes × 0.0015–0.002 SOL ≈ 0.075–0.1 SOL back
Active traders often have hundreds.
Safety first
Rentback will never ask for your seed phrase, your private key, a password or an account. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to share. You connect your wallet exactly like any Solana app, and your wallet shows you every transaction before you approve it.
If any site or person asks for your seed phrase or private key, it is a scam. Rentback never will.
Rentback is a live, working product on Solana mainnet, not a demo.
Checks both Solana token programs, the classic one and Token-2022, which most pump.fun coins now use.
Shows the real SOL inside each account, down to the last lamport. Older accounts often hold more than today's standard deposit.
Closes accounts in batches and asks your wallet once for all of them. No clicking through approvals one by one.
Coins worth almost nothing can be burned and closed too, but only if you tick them. Nothing is burned by default.
Measures your wallet balance before and after, and links every transaction on Solscan, so you can see exactly what arrived.
Paste any address to see how much SOL is waiting, without connecting. Handy for checking all your wallets in a minute.
Some accounts can't be closed yet (frozen, locked by another program, holding fees). Rentback lists them and says why instead of failing quietly.
Open it in Phantom, Solflare or Backpack's built-in browser and reclaim from your phone.
Every coin you bought and sold left an account behind. A busy week of trading can leave dozens.
Claimed, swapped or sold airdrops leave empty accounts, plus spam tokens you never wanted.
Trading bots and multiple wallets multiply the empty accounts. Check each wallet with the address box.
If you have swapped on Jupiter, Raydium or pump.fun, you very likely have some SOL waiting.
Pricing
Rentback takes no cut, no tip and no subscription, and you never need to hold a token to use it. The only cost is Solana's own network fee, a tiny fraction of a cent per transaction, paid to the network, not to us.
Rentback looks at every token account your wallet owns and shows the exact SOL deposit locked in each one.
Empty accounts are pre-selected. Dust is listed with its current value and stays unticked unless you tick it. NFTs and valuable tokens are never offered.
Rentback prepares the close transactions in your browser, tests each one first, then your wallet asks you to approve them all at once.
Rentback sends, waits for confirmation, re-scans, and shows the SOL that actually arrived: rent reclaimed minus network fees.
No, never. You connect your wallet the normal way and approve transactions in it. Rentback has no field for a key or phrase and never will ask.
From you. Each token account holds a small deposit you paid when it was created. Closing the account returns that deposit to your wallet. Rentback doesn't pay you anything; it gets your own SOL back.
Roughly 0.0015 to 0.002 SOL per empty account (older accounts hold more). Scan your wallet to see the exact amount before doing anything; scanning is free and doesn't need a signature.
No. Only accounts with a zero balance are closed. If you later receive that token again, a new account is created automatically.
Many trading terminals and bots (and some wallets) close the token account automatically when you sell 100% of a coin, so that deposit already came back to you at the time. Rentback finds the accounts that were left open: coins you still hold a tiny bit of, coins sent or bought another way, airdrops and spam tokens.
Tiny token balances worth less than the limit you set (default $1). You can choose to burn them so their accounts can be closed too. This destroys those tokens, so it is off unless you tick them.
A few accounts are frozen by the token issuer, controlled by another program, or still hold collected fees. Rentback lists them under "Can't close yet" and explains why.
Phantom, Solflare and Backpack, on desktop or inside their mobile app browsers.
Click Disconnect, switch accounts in your wallet, and connect again. Or paste any address into the lookup box to see it read-only.