RefundaryFind recoverable SOL and forgotten value hiding in your Solana wallet.
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Small balances. Locked deposits.
A clearer view of what you can recover.
Solana token accounts lock a small refundable SOL deposit. Selling your full token balance does not automatically close its account, so the SOL remains locked there. Solana’s recent rent reduction update also leaves older active accounts with excess SOL. Refundary finds and recovers both.
Turn small, unwanted token balances into SOL and recover the locked SOL rent in their accounts too.
Remove unwanted, worthless or scam tokens from your wallet and recover the SOL locked in their token accounts. A 48-hour safety window gives you time to contact support if you selected something by mistake.
A public address is all you need to get started. No wallet connection at the door.
Explore how Refundary works ↗Explore a public wallet with a read-only scan. Nothing moves.
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Refundary never asks for your seed phrase or private key.
Paste a public Solana address. That’s all you need to scan.
Get a clear view of eligible rent and forgotten balances.
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The first time you buy, receive or get airdropped a new token on Solana, a token account is created to hold it. That account locks a refundable SOL deposit. Selling a token may leave its account open with SOL still held inside it. Refundary finds eligible empty token accounts and closes them, returning that SOL to your wallet.
Despite the name, Solana “rent” is not a recurring fee. It is a fully refundable storage deposit that an on-chain account must hold while it exists. When an eligible account is closed, its remaining SOL is returned. In 2026, Solana also began rolling out SIMD-0437, which reduces the required rent deposit in five stages toward a 90% total reduction. Learn more on Solana.com ↗
Where supported, yes. As Solana lowers rent requirements, an active token account can hold more SOL than it now needs. Refundary can recover that excess SOL without selling or moving your tokens. Your token balance stays untouched and the account stays open.
Refundary separates two types of recovery. Eligible empty token accounts can be closed to return their remaining SOL. For active supported token accounts, only SOL above the current rent-exempt minimum is recovered — the token balance is not changed and the account remains open. Refundary also skips unsupported or unsafe cases.
Think of rent like a refundable deposit. A new token account locks a little SOL while it exists. Selling the token can leave its empty account behind with SOL still inside. Refundary finds those accounts and gets the SOL back. And as Solana reduces rent in 2026, even accounts that still hold tokens can contain excess SOL that you can reclaim.
Some token accounts still contain tiny balances worth a few cents or dollars. Refundary finds these small balances below the USD limit you choose. Selected tokens are converted to SOL and, when the source token account is empty and eligible, it can be closed too — so you recover both the token value and the locked SOL rent.
Protected Burn & Close moves selected eligible unwanted tokens from your wallet to Refundary's Recovery Vault. Once the source token account is empty and eligible, it can be closed and its locked SOL rent returned to your wallet. Tokens stay in the vault for 48 hours before they are burned. If you made a mistake, contact support within that window so Refundary can return them.
No. Scanning is read-only and requires only a public Solana wallet address. You connect your wallet only when you are ready to claim your selected recovery. Refundary never asks for your seed phrase or private key.
Rent Recovery and Protected Burn & Close have a 15% success fee on recovered token-account SOL rent. Sell Dust has a 10% success fee on the total value recovered through that flow, including swap proceeds and recovered rent. For new recoveries, you pay the Solana network fee shown in your review. Any required user-funded setup is disclosed before signing. The Sell Dust fee is fixed from reviewed quoted proceeds plus eligible rent, rather than recalculated from realized output.