Close empty token accounts on Solana
Each empty token account keeps ~0.002 SOL locked as rent. Close them and get your SOL back — free scan, no wallet connection needed.
Non-custodial · You sign every transaction · 2% fee on recovered SOL
Where empty token accounts come from
When you receive or trade a token on Solana, a token account is created in your wallet to hold it. Sell the whole position and the balance hits zero — but the account stays open, with its ~0.002 SOL deposit still inside. Airdrops and spam NFTs do the same thing. Across a cycle of activity, you can end up with hundreds of empty accounts, each holding a little of your SOL.
Don't forget Token-2022
Solana's newer token standard (Token-2022) creates its own accounts, which also hold rent. A lot of cleaners only scan the classic SPL accounts and miss these entirely — leaving SOL behind. SolHealth covers both, plus dust positions and worthless NFTs, so you close everything in one pass.
Close them in one signed transaction
Scan a wallet for free, review exactly which accounts will be closed, then sign one transaction. The accounts close and the rent lands back in your wallet — all non-custodially. You sign everything; your keys never leave your wallet.
See how many empty accounts you're carrying:
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Why should I close empty token accounts?
Each token account holds about 0.002 SOL of refundable rent. Empty ones serve no purpose but keep your SOL locked. Closing them returns that SOL to your wallet and declutters it.
Can I close token accounts myself?
Yes — you can use the Solana CLI (spl-token close) account by account. A wallet cleaner like SolHealth just finds them all and bundles the closes into one signed transaction so you're not paying network fees dozens of times.
Will closing accounts affect my real tokens?
No. You only close accounts that are empty, or that hold dust/NFTs you choose to burn. Active positions are left untouched.
Related reading: How to Reclaim SOL Rent · How to Pick a Solana Wallet Cleaner.