Recover SOL rent
from idle accounts.
Free, non-custodial Solana tool. Scan your wallet, close empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts, and reclaim the locked SOL — in one signed transaction.
We close empty accounts for you in one click.
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How it works
Connect
Plug in any Solana wallet — Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Ledger, OKX, and more.
Scan
We pull every SPL and Token-2022 account on your wallet in parallel — usually in under a second.
Claim
Sign once and the rent lands back in your wallet — minus a flat 5% fee, only on what you recover.
What SOLTidy does
SOLTidy is a non-custodial Solana tool that finds empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts in your wallet and closes them in batched, signed transactions — returning the rent-exempt SOL (~0.002 SOL per account) directly back to you. Connect a wallet, pick Simple for one-click claiming or Manual to choose accounts yourself, and your recovered SOL lands within seconds. We never touch your keys, never request token approvals, and never custody funds. SOLTidy keeps a flat 5% service fee on the rent you recover — deducted in the same transaction, never billed separately, never charged when nothing is recovered.
Frequently asked questions
Where does this SOL actually come from? (Solana rent explained)
Every SPL or Token-2022 account on Solana holds a rent-exempt deposit of ~0.002 SOL — the storage fee the network charges to keep the account on chain indefinitely. After months of swaps, NFT mints, and airdrop claims, an active wallet collects dozens of these accounts, each holding a small amount of locked SOL. Closing an empty account returns its rent deposit straight back to your wallet, no questions asked.
How does SOLTidy work?
SOLTidy scans your wallet for every SPL and Token-2022 account in parallel, identifies the empty ones, and bundles up to 8 close instructions into each transaction. You sign in your wallet, the SPL Token program executes the closes, and the rent-exempt SOL from each closed account lands directly in your wallet — minus a flat 5% service fee taken in the same batch. A typical wallet finishes in 2–3 signatures; a heavily used wallet with 100+ accounts in 12–15.
Is it safe to close Solana token accounts with SOLTidy?
Yes. SOLTidy is fully non-custodial: every transaction is built in your browser and signed locally by your wallet — Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Glow, Ledger, and any Solana Wallet Standard wallet. We never see your private key, never request token approvals, and never hold your assets. Closing empty accounts is reversible: if you ever receive that token again, your wallet just opens a new associated token account for it on demand.
What's the difference between Simple and Manual mode?
Simple mode auto-selects every empty token account and closes them in one click — perfect for routine wallet cleanup. Manual mode shows the full list with checkboxes so you can pick exactly which accounts to close, including non-empty ones (their balance is burned in the same transaction before the close). Simple is the default; flip the toggle at the top of the panel to switch.
Do I keep all the recovered SOL? What's the fee?
SOLTidy takes a flat 5% service fee on the SOL rent you successfully recover, deducted automatically in the same transaction batch — there are no separate charges, no minimums, and no fee if nothing is recovered or a transaction fails. So if you recover 0.1 SOL, you keep 0.095 SOL. The exact net amount is shown in the hero before you sign.
Anything I should be careful about?
Empty accounts are always safe to close — that's why Simple mode is the default. Be deliberate when closing non-empty accounts in Manual mode: the burn step destroys whatever balance is in the account, and that's not reversible. SOLTidy shows a clear red warning whenever non-empty accounts are selected so you sign with full context. Stick to Simple mode if you're not sure.
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