Reclaim your SOL rent
Every token account on Solana locks ~0.002 SOL of refundable rent. See how much is yours to take back — free, no wallet connection.
Non-custodial · You sign every transaction · 2% fee on recovered SOL
What "rent" really is
Rent on Solana isn't a fee that disappears — it's a refundable deposit. Each token account needs about 0.002 SOL to exist on-chain, and the network releases that deposit the moment the account is closed. The problem is that almost nobody closes their accounts, so the deposits pile up and quietly park your SOL out of sight.
How much can you reclaim?
- Casual user: ~25–75 empty accounts → roughly 0.05–0.15 SOL
- Active trader: ~100–250 empty accounts → roughly 0.2–0.5 SOL
- Heavy memecoin trader: often 0.5–1+ SOL
Spam NFTs and Token-2022 accounts hold rent too — and many tools skip them — so the real total is often higher than a quick look suggests.
Reclaim it safely (non-custodial)
With SolHealth you paste an address for a free scan, review exactly what will be closed, then sign one transaction. Your keys never leave your wallet — SolHealth is fully non-custodial. The only rule that matters: never hand any tool your seed phrase.
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Run a free check — no connectFAQ
What is SOL rent?
Every account on Solana — including the token accounts created when you receive a token — pays a small refundable deposit (about 0.002 SOL) to stay on-chain. That deposit is called rent. It's returned in full when the account is closed.
How do I reclaim my SOL rent?
Scan your wallet to find empty token accounts, dust positions and worthless NFTs, then close them in a single transaction you sign yourself. The rent deposits are returned to your wallet immediately.
Is reclaiming rent free?
Scanning is free. SolHealth charges a flat 2% fee only on the SOL you successfully recover — you keep 98%.
Want the full breakdown? Read How to Reclaim SOL Rent From Empty Token Accounts.