Burn & Close Accounts — devnet test
Every token account in your wallet locks a small amount of SOL as rent. Close empty accounts to get that rent back — or, only for tokens you choose, burn the full balance and then close the account in the same step. This test version runs only on Solana devnet.
1. Connect your wallet
Uses your browser wallet extension (Phantom-compatible, window.solana). Switch the wallet itself to devnet first if it lets you choose a network. We never see or handle your private key — signing happens inside your wallet.
2. Scan your token accounts
“Scan” only reads public on-chain data for your wallet on devnet — it does not send a transaction. Both the classic SPL Token program and the Token-2022 program are scanned. Nothing is pre-selected: you choose every account yourself.
3. What you get back — the exact math
How much rent you get back: Solana has been lowering its rent rate in steps since September 2026, so older token accounts hold more rent than newer ones (2,039,280 lamports each before the cuts, 1,488,440 at the current rate — and Token-2022 accounts with extensions hold more than either). There is no single per-account figure any more, so this page reads each account's actual on-chain balance during the scan and totals those exact amounts. Our fee is calculated on that total, shown here in full before you sign. If an account's balance cannot be read, the current rate (1,488,440 lamports) is used for it and the row is flagged “estimated”.
| Accounts selected (close-only + burn) | 0 |
| Rent to reclaim — total based on each account's actual on-chain balance | 0 SOL |
| Our service fee — 10% of that total, minimum 0.005 SOL, capped at 0.05 SOL per run | 0 SOL |
| Solana network fees (approx., ~0.000005 SOL per transaction, paid to the network, not to us) | ~0 SOL |
| Net SOL back to your wallet | 0 SOL |
The fee above is the planned fee schedule for the future live version. On this devnet test page it is paid in test SOL, which has no value. The service fee is a single transfer to the project fee wallet, included in the first transaction of the run — there is no separate payment step, and no fee is charged if you select nothing.
4. Review, confirm, sign
Transactions are sent one at a time, in order. If one fails, the run stops — nothing is retried or re-sent automatically. Accounts in transactions that were not sent stay exactly as they are; scan again to retry them yourself.
Good to know
Closing an account only returns the rent that account holds; it does not affect any other account or the token itself. Spam tokens airdropped to your wallet can be burned and closed the same way as any other token — that is what the burn flow is for — but check each mint before you select it: this tool cannot tell you what a token is worth, and a token you think is worthless spam may not be. Frozen accounts and non-transferable Token-2022 accounts are flagged and excluded in this version. This page is a development test build; the live version is not available yet.