Reclaim SOL from empty token accounts.
Close empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts and recover the SOL held in them.
100% open source. 1% success fee, only when SOL is successfully recovered. Verify exactly what the app does in the source code.
Most empty token accounts hold about 0.00149 to 0.00208 SOL, depending on when they were created.
Recovered SOL is returned to the wallet that owns the account.
How it works
- Have a wallet handy: Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack. On a computer it’s a browser extension. On your phone, open this page inside the Phantom app (the globe icon at the bottom).
- Connect to scan. No transaction is signed. Connecting only lets the site read your wallet address and its token accounts.
- Review your scan. The page lists your empty token accounts and how much SOL each one has locked in it.
- Claim only if you want to. Pick the accounts, review the fees, and approve each transaction yourself.
What SOL.repair cannot do
- It cannot access your private key or seed phrase.
- It cannot move your funds without a transaction you approve in your wallet.
- It cannot close an account unless the required on-chain authority allows it.
Understand a transaction
Paste any transaction signature, or connect a wallet to list its recent ones, and see what the transaction did and what it left behind, in plain language. Read-only: it never connects a wallet for signing and never asks for an approval.
Open the explainerGuides
Where dust tokens come from and why they show up in your wallet.
Why every token account parks a small SOL deposit, and what happens when it closes.
The steps and the checklist, whether you use this tool or any other.
How to read a transaction: the steps it runs, and the permissions it can leave behind.