Solana Incinerator: Claim Your SOL Back From Token Accounts

Scanning is free, and the Tokenry fee is 2% of the rent reclaimed by the Solana incinerator. There is no Tokenry fee on the SOL inside wrapped SOL accounts. You also pay a network fee of about 0.0000065 SOL per transaction to the Solana network. If a transaction fails, you pay no Tokenry fee for it, only its network fee if it reached the chain.

Each standard token account you close on Solana returns 0.00203928 SOL if it was opened before SIMD-0437 cut rent. One opened at today's rent returns about 0.0015 SOL. That SOL is rent, the rent-exempt deposit a token account holds while it exists, and closing the account sends it back to your wallet. The scan reads today's minimum from the chain and shows the exact amount each account returns.

Yes, you can close Solana token accounts yourself with the spl-token command-line tool and pay only network fees. You run one command per account, or a cleanup command for the empty accounts of each token program. The Solana incinerator adds the free scan, the dust burn and the extra rent withdrawal in one flow, for the Tokenry fee.

Only the accounts you tick are closed or burned by the Solana incinerator, and the "Dust" and "No market price" lists are never ticked for you. Raydium LP tokens are never offered for burning, and "Select all" skips a token your wallet created. Before you sign, you see every token to be burned with its amount and, where known, its USD value. Burning is permanent. Your wallet is the only signer, and Tokenry never holds your keys. Read how Tokenry handles signing and keys.

Yes, a closed token account on Solana can be opened again, for example by someone who sends you that token. The associated token account address comes from your wallet and the token's mint, and anybody can create the account. The new account is fully yours and holds new rent. Closing an empty account loses no tokens.

Yes, the Solana incinerator closes SPL Token and Token-2022 accounts. A Token-2022 account that holds withheld transfer fees cannot close until those fees are moved out. The incinerator moves them to the token's mint in the same transaction, then closes the account. Withheld fees belong to the token's withdraw authority, not to the account owner. If you own a tax token, you can withdraw your tax token's transfer fees.

Your wallet has no empty token accounts or wrapped SOL the Solana incinerator can close, no tokens it can burn and no extra rent, so the scan shows "Nothing to reclaim in this wallet". Tokens whose USD value is higher than the SOL their account returns are not dust. The incinerator does not offer to burn them or close their accounts. Accounts opened at today's rent hold no extra rent to withdraw.

Yes, a Solana wallet needs a little SOL to pay the network fee of each transaction. If the wallet does not hold enough, the Solana incinerator stops before it sends anything, so nothing is charged.