Your wallet is holding
SOL you can't see.
Every token you were ever sent locked up 0.00203928 SOL in an account you never opened. Paste any wallet address to look, then connect only if you decide to close something.
0.00204 SOL
locked in every token account
8
accounts closed per signature
2%
our fee, only on what you recover
ØWhat comes back
An itemised receipt,
not an estimate.
Every account listed with its mint and its rent, our fee shown before you sign anything. Empty accounts are ticked for you because closing them destroys nothing.
your accountsyour signatureyour rent
+ 30 more
ØHow it works
Three steps, nothing hidden
You see every account and every number before anything is signed.
Wallet
01
Paste
Enter any Solana wallet address. We read its token accounts from the public chain — no wallet connection or signature needed.
You receive
0.0679
02
Choose
Empty accounts are preselected because closing them destroys nothing. Accounts still holding tokens are flagged and never selected for you.
You receive
0.0679
Cleared
03
Sign
Each signature closes up to eight accounts and returns their rent. Every batch that confirms is yours to keep.
ØVerification
What this actually does
Standard SPL instructions, nothing custom. Every instruction we place in the transaction is listed here — check them yourself.
Frequently asked
reverse- 01.
What is a Sol incinerator?
A tool that closes Solana token accounts you no longer need and returns the SOL deposit locked inside them. Solana requires every token account to hold about 0.002 SOL as rent. That deposit is yours — it just isn't accessible while the account exists.
- 02.
Where does the SOL actually come from?
It is rent you already paid. Every token you have ever received created an account in your wallet, and a classic one holds 0.00203928 SOL. Token-2022 accounts hold more, and how much more depends on which extensions the mint enables, so we read each account's real deposit instead of assuming. Closing the account returns it. Nobody is giving you anything; you are taking back a deposit.
- 03.
What gets destroyed?
Only what you select. Empty accounts hold no tokens, so closing them destroys nothing. If you select an account that still holds a balance, that balance is burned permanently — we mark those in red and never preselect them.
- 04.
Why does it ask me to sign several times?
Solana caps how much fits in one transaction, so we close 8 accounts per signature. A wallet with 80 accounts needs 10 signatures. We show the count before you start, and each batch that confirms is banked — stopping halfway keeps whatever already settled.
- 05.
What does it cost?
2% of the rent you recover, taken in the same transaction, plus about 0.000011 SOL of network fee per signature — most of that is the priority fee we attach so the batch lands. Nothing is charged upfront, and nothing is charged if you close nothing. The "you receive" figure is rent minus our fee; network fees are paid to Solana, not to us.
- 06.
Do larger accounts cost more?
Proportionally, never disproportionately. Our fee is 2% of the rent an account actually holds, read from the account itself. Token-2022 accounts carry a larger deposit than classic ones, so 2% of a bigger number is a bigger fee — and a bigger refund to you. Some tools instead cap what you receive at a flat 0.002 SOL and keep whatever the account held above that, which quietly costs far more on Token-2022. Worth checking on any tool you use, including this one.
- 07.
Is this safe?
Checking is read-only and needs no wallet connection — paste any wallet address to inspect its token accounts. You connect only when you are ready to close accounts, and nothing moves until you approve the transaction. We never ask for a seed phrase and cannot move funds on your behalf.
- 08.
Can frozen accounts be recovered?
Only if they are already empty. A frozen account still holding tokens cannot have that balance burned, so it can never be emptied and never closed. A frozen account with a zero balance closes normally, and we list it as closable.
- 09.
Why is an account greyed out?
Because the token program would reject closing it, and one rejected account fails every other closure sharing its signature. We grey out accounts frozen with a balance, accounts whose close authority belongs to someone other than you, Token-2022 accounts still holding withheld transfer fees, accounts using confidential balances, and any account whose state we could not read cleanly. The reason is shown next to each one.
- 10.
What about wrapped SOL?
We skip wrapped SOL accounts entirely. Closing one returns its balance rather than burning it, and that balance is your money rather than a rent deposit — charging a percentage of it would mean billing you for unwrapping your own SOL. Use your wallet or a DEX to unwrap instead.
- 11.
Who runs this?
sØl is a small independent toolkit, not a company with a marketing budget. Everything here can be checked against the chain, which is the only kind of trust worth offering.
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Paste an address, review every account, then connect only when you are ready.
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