Scan your wallet
Paste one or more Solana addresses (one per line, up to 5). We read public on-chain data only — no wallet connection needed.
What the scan looks for
SolRent reads every token account owned by the addresses you paste, across both the classic SPL Token program and Token-2022, and sorts what it finds into six groups. Each item shows the exact amount of SOL involved, read from the chain rather than estimated from averages.
Empty token accounts
Accounts with a zero token balance still hold their rent deposit. Legacy accounts hold 2,039,280 lamports (about 0.00204 SOL) each; accounts created after Solana's September 2026 rent change hold 1,488,440. Closing them returns the deposit to your wallet. See how closing works.
Excess rent
Accounts you still use may hold more than today's rent-exempt minimum because they were opened at the old rate. The difference can be withdrawn without closing the account. See excess rent after SIMD-0437.
Wrapped SOL
Leftover wrapped SOL (wSOL) accounts are unwrapped back to native SOL, which also frees their rent deposit.
Dust
Token balances worth between $0.02 and $5 that still have a live market. They can be swapped to SOL through Jupiter and the emptied account closed in the same transaction. See converting dust to SOL.
Dead tokens
Tokens with no Jupiter price and less than $200 of DEX liquidity. Burning the balance is the only way to close their accounts, so they are listed separately and never selected for burning unless you choose to. See whether to burn dead tokens.
Risky approvals
Token accounts where another address has an active delegate approval and could move tokens without asking you again. Revoking costs no SolRent fee. See revoking token approvals.
What the scan never touches
Positions worth more than $5, NFTs, frozen accounts, confidential balances and tokens with transfer hooks are left out of every recovery plan. Scanning itself changes nothing: it needs only public addresses, and nothing is signed until you connect a wallet on the recover step and approve each transaction.
Questions
Do I need to connect my wallet to scan?
No. The scan reads public on-chain data for the addresses you paste. You only connect a wallet if you decide to recover, and then only the wallet that owns the accounts can sign.
Why can I scan only five addresses at once?
Busy trading wallets can own thousands of token accounts, and each scan also looks up market data for the tokens it finds. Five addresses keeps a scan within about 5–20 seconds. You can run more scans afterwards.
What does recovering cost?
Scanning is free. Recovering takes a 12% fee from the SOL recovered, inside the same transaction (5% with Pro), plus the normal Solana network fee. If nothing is recovered, nothing is charged. Revoke-only transactions carry no SolRent fee.
The scan found nothing. Is that normal?
Yes, for wallets that rarely trade or whose wallet app already closes empty accounts. Wallets used with trading bots or for memecoins usually find the most.