Verify you're in the right place

Last updated: 21 July 2026

Connecting a wallet to any tool deserves a moment of caution, and a wallet cleaner is no exception. This page gives you a short set of checks to confirm you're on the real SolHealth — and, just as usefully, checks you can apply to any Solana tool before you connect or sign. Nothing here asks you to trust us: it shows you how to see for yourself.

1. Our official domains

SolHealth lives at exactly two addresses:

solhealth.io
www.solhealth.io

That's the whole list. There is no other subdomain, no .app, no .xyz, no alternate spelling and no mirror. If the address in your browser bar is not exactly one of the two above — a different extension, an extra word, a hyphen, a lookalike character — it isn't us, however closely the page resembles this one. Prefer typing the address yourself or using a bookmark over following a link from a direct message or an ad.

2. What we will never ask for

We will never ask you for your seed phrase, your private key, a password, or a recovery code — not for support, not for verification, not for “migration,” not for any reason, through any channel.

No legitimate service asks for your seed phrase or private key — not us, not your wallet's support, not any other tool. Anyone who does is trying to steal from you. A seed phrase typed into a website is a seed phrase gone.

3. What a legitimate interaction looks like

There are only two things SolHealth will ever ask you to approve: a cleanup transaction, and — if you choose — a message signature. Here is exactly what each one looks like, so an imposter's request stands out.

a) A cleanup transaction

Before you sign, your wallet shows you the full list of instructions. For a SolHealth cleanup you should see only these:

CloseAccount / Burn instructions acting on your own token accounts — closing empty ones, and burning dust or worthless NFTs only in the categories you selected.
possibly a Withdraw from the Stake Program, if you chose to close an inactive stake account.
one outgoing transferto our fee wallet, equal to 2% of the rent you're reclaiming:
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possibly a second, smaller transfer to a referrer wallet, if you were referred by someone.

Those transfers are the only funds that leave your wallet, and both amounts are visible before you sign — so you can check the arithmetic yourself.

b) A message signature

The only other thing we may ask for is a signature on a plain text message. Signing proves you own the wallet you're scanning, so SolHealth can record its score over time. It moves no funds and grants no spending authority, and it only ever happens when you click to ask for it — never automatically.

A message signature is not a transaction: your wallet shows you the text being signed, and signing it cannot move a token or approve a spend. If you'd rather not, simply don't — nothing else on the site depends on it.

What you should never see

Applied to us or to any other tool, these are reasons to stop and reject:

a SetAuthority or Approve instruction over your accounts — we never take an authority or a delegation over your tokens, and never need one.
a transfer to an unfamiliar address for a large amount. Our fee is a small fraction of the rent you recover; a big outgoing transfer does not belong in a cleanup.
a signature request that none of your actions triggered. A legitimate signature only appears right after you clicked to ask for one — never on its own, never as a surprise pop-up.

4. How to verify for yourself

You don't have to take our word for any of this. There is no SolHealth smart contract: we have deployed no program to Solana, and every cleanup is built entirely from Solana's own native instructions — the same ones listed above, which your wallet recognises and can label for you. There is no custom program of ours to trust in the execution path. The security page sets this out in full.

Because of that, the transaction preview in your wallet is the complete picture — expand the details rather than relying on the summary line. And after a cleanup, you can look the transaction up on Solscan by pasting your wallet address or the transaction signature: you'll see the very same instructions and transfers, confirmed on-chain, that your wallet showed you before you signed.

5. If you're in doubt

Uncertainty is a perfectly good reason to stop. Nothing is lost by pausing.

Don't sign or connect. Close the tab, and reopen the site by typing solhealth.io yourself or using a bookmark.
If you already signed something and now doubt it: review and revoke token approvals for your wallet, and move your funds to a fresh wallet you control. Acting quickly limits any exposure.
Ask us. If anything is unclear, reach out before you act, at gacanga@gmail.com.