
The #1 Tool to Reclaim Solana Rent Fees
SOL Rent Claimer is the most trusted and widely-used tool for reclaiming locked SOL from unused token accounts. Designed specifically for memecoin traders, NFT collectors, and DeFi users, we help thousands of Solana users optimize their wallet efficiency every day.
Why Users Trust SOL Rent Claimer
- Official Recognition: Featured as an official Phantom dApp
- Battle-Tested: Successfully closed 30,000+ token accounts
- Security First: Automatic safety filtering prevents mistakes
- Expert Support: Comprehensive guides and troubleshooting resources
Every time you receive a memecoin, token, or NFT in your wallet, the Solana network automatically creates a dedicated token account for that specific asset. When you later send or sell that asset, the token account remains in your wallet with zero balance but continues to consume storage space and the associated rent deposit.
Each token account creation requires approximately 0.002 SOL as a rent deposit, which is held by the Solana network. For active traders, these small amounts can accumulate into significant value over time—potentially hundreds of accounts worth dozens of SOL locked away unnecessarily.
How SOL Rent Claimer Works
Our tool safely identifies and displays only token accounts that:
- Have zero balance (no assets remaining)
- Are no longer needed for any transactions
- Can be safely closed without any risk to your wallet
SOL Rent Claimer vs Manual Account Closure
| Feature | SOL Rent Claimer | Manual Closure |
|---|---|---|
| Time Required | 1-2 minutes | Hours for hundreds of accounts |
| Technical Knowledge | None required | Advanced Solana CLI knowledge |
| Safety | Automatic filtering of safe accounts | Risk of closing wrong accounts |
| Batch Processing | Close dozens at once | One at a time manually |
| User Experience | Simple web interface | Command line only |
While manual closure is possible, SOL Rent Claimer saves significant time and eliminates the technical complexity, making it the preferred choice for most Solana users.
All the token accounts that show up for selection already have 0 assets assigned and have no use. Feel secure in selecting as many as you want and let us do the work.
The selected token accounts are closed and the released rent deposits are sent to you. We take a small 10% service fee from the reclaimed rent to keep this site and RPC running and to continue developing more useful tools for the Solana ecosystem.
Service Fee & Transparency
How Our Fee Works
We charge a 10% service fee on the total rent reclaimed from closed accounts. This fee helps us:
- Maintain reliable RPC infrastructure for fast and consistent service
- Cover operational costs including hosting and development
- Continue building new tools and features for the Solana community
Example: If you close accounts with 0.1 SOL in total rent, you receive 0.09 SOL and we collect 0.01 SOL as our service fee.
Understanding Solana Rent
Solana requires all accounts to maintain a minimum balance called "rent" to cover the cost of storing account data on the blockchain. This rent is calculated as approximately two years' worth of storage costs, paid upfront when the account is created.
When an account is no longer needed, you can close it and recover this rent deposit. However, manually identifying and closing these accounts can be time-consuming and technically challenging—that's where SOL Rent Claimer simplifies the process.
Learn More
For detailed technical information about Solana's rent mechanism, visit the official Solana documentation.
Safe & Secure
SOL Rent Claimer only shows accounts that are completely safe to close. We never touch accounts with active balances or those required for ongoing operations.
Learn More About Solana
We're committed to educating the Solana community. Explore our comprehensive resources:
📚 Blog & Guides
In-depth articles about Solana rent, token accounts, and blockchain concepts
🎯 Step-by-Step Guides
Detailed tutorials on using SOL Rent Claimer safely and effectively
📖 Glossary
Complete glossary of Solana and blockchain terminology
🔧 Troubleshooting
Solutions to common issues and questions