Recover Your Hidden SOL

When you trade tokens on Solana, temporary accounts are created. These accounts hold a small amount of SOL as "rent". When you sell all tokens, these accounts become empty but the SOL remains locked.

We charge a 10% service fee on successfully recovered SOL. This covers our infrastructure costs and development. If you're referred by someone, part of this fee goes to them as commission.

Absolutely! All transactions are signed locally in your wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Trust Wallet, Backpack & more). We never have access to your private keys. Your funds are always under your control.

Recovery is instant! Once you approve the transaction in your wallet, your SOL is recovered within seconds. Each empty account is closed and the rent is returned to your wallet.

Each empty Associated Token Account (ATA) returns 0.00203928 SOL in rent-exempt deposit. Casual users usually recover 0.05–0.3 SOL. Active memecoin traders and snipers typically pull 0.5–2 SOL on a single scan. Across our users, the average is ~0.076 SOL per wallet, and heavy wallets sometimes exceed 3 SOL.

Every account stored on Solana must hold enough SOL to be "rent-exempt" — a small deposit that pays for on-chain storage. When you open a token account (ATA), 0.00203928 SOL is locked as this deposit. When the account is closed, the deposit is returned to your wallet. SolDuster automates finding and closing every empty ATA you own.

Yes. The scanner reads both the legacy SPL Token program and the Token-2022 program, so it detects empty accounts from either standard — including modern launches on LaunchLab, PumpFun and Meteora curves that increasingly use Token-2022.

Yes. Open solduster.com inside the in-app browser of Phantom, Solflare, Trust Wallet or Backpack (via WalletConnect). The scan, batch build and signature flow all work the same on iOS and Android.

Yes — SolDuster supports batch recovery across up to 5 wallets in a single flow. You connect each wallet in turn, sign one closeAccount transaction per wallet, and the SOL lands back in each original address. Ideal for traders holding multiple sub-wallets or bot operators cleaning up a fleet.

SolDuster is focused on one job: find every empty token account across up to 5 wallets and close them in one batched flow, with an integrated 5% referral revenue share. Sol Incinerator is oriented toward burning worthless tokens as its primary feature; jup.ag/close is a single-wallet manual utility inside the Jupiter UI. Both are fine — SolDuster's edge is multi-wallet batching, modern non-custodial UX, and viral referral economics.