Fee Ledger
Every fee recorded on-chain.
Fee activity is derived directly from transactions to the SOL.repair fee wallet: successful transactions containing token-account closes and a transfer to the fee address. This page runs in your browser. No backend, nothing cached on a server. Every row links to the transaction, so you can verify every number yourself.
The chain can’t tag a transaction “this was SOL.repair”. A row here is the exact shape our repair produces: token-account closes with a transfer to the published fee address. Every row is checked against the fee rule: when the transferred amount is not exactly 1% of the SOL its closes returned, the row is marked, not hidden. The signature is the receipt; judge for yourself.
The fee rules
Repair closes (empty, non-wrapped token accounts): a 1% service fee on the rent the close recovers, charged only when SOL is successfully recovered, appended after the closes, and visible in the ledger below.
Wrapped-SOL unwrap and close (wrapped-SOL accounts): no service fee. You are recovering your own SOL; the only cost is the network fee.
Dust burn-and-close (accounts holding tokens: the same 1% fee on the rent the close recovers. The burn itself destroys the token balance permanently and is charged nothing; the fee covers the same service as the empty-account repair. SOL.REPAIR cannot judge what a token is worth, and burning is not undoable.
Why the two rules differ, and why they are stated together: the fee exists for unlocking rent a user cannot reach themselves, never for returning the user’s own principal. The split is by account type, not by user choice: an empty wrapped-SOL account recovers rent the same way an empty ordinary account does, but the unwrap path returns it fee-free while the repair path charges 1% on the same kind of recovery. That asymmetry is the honest cost of never charging on principal, and it is written here so both rules can be judged side by side.
As of November 1, 2026: 1.334663483 SOL recovered through repairs and burn-closes for 43 wallets across 721 accounts. Updated weekly.
0 fees · 0 SOL total · rpc mainnet-beta · updated -
fee wallet: 6qhajWTtUKadkMaumpADGBkmPkASiwXRqGtqd8ypL74K
Reproduce without this page: getSignaturesForAddress on this address against any Solana RPC.
A row is a System transfer into this address that happened inside a repair transaction (one that also contains a token-program closeAccount). Seed funding is not a fee and is not listed.