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About
What SOLTidy does
SOLTidy is a non-custodial Solana tool that finds empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts in your wallet and closes them in batched, signed transactions — returning the rent-exempt SOL (~0.002 SOL per account) directly back to you. Connect a wallet, pick Simple for one-click claiming or Manual to choose accounts yourself, and your recovered SOL lands within seconds. We never touch your keys, never request token approvals, and never custody funds. SOLTidy keeps a flat 5% service fee on the rent you recover — deducted in the same transaction, never billed separately, never charged when nothing is recovered.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is Solana rent and why is it locked in my token accounts?
Every SPL or Token-2022 account on Solana needs a rent-exempt SOL deposit (~0.002 SOL each) so the network can keep it on chain indefinitely. After months of swaps, mints, and airdrops, an active wallet collects dozens of these accounts — that's real SOL sitting idle. Closing an empty account returns its deposit straight back to your wallet.
Is SOLTidy custodial? Can the team access my funds?
No. SOLTidy is fully non-custodial: every transaction is constructed locally in your browser and signed by your wallet — Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Glow, Ledger via wallet apps, and any wallet supporting the Solana Wallet Standard. We never see your private key, never request token approvals, and never hold your assets. Recovered SOL goes from the SPL Token program directly back to you.
What's the difference between Simple and Manual mode?
Simple mode auto-selects every empty token account and closes them in one click — perfect for routine cleanup. Manual mode shows the full list with checkboxes so you can pick exactly which accounts to close, including non-empty ones (their balance is burned in the same transaction before the close).
Do I keep all the recovered SOL?
Almost. SOLTidy takes a flat 5% service fee on the rent you recover, deducted automatically inside the same transaction batch — there are no separate charges, no minimums, and no fees if nothing is recovered or a transaction fails. So if you recover 0.1 SOL, you keep 0.095 SOL. The exact net amount you'll receive is shown in the hero before you sign.
Which token programs are supported?
Both. SOLTidy scans the original SPL Token program (TokenkegQfeZyiNwAJbNbGKPFXCWuBvf9Ss623VQ5DA) and Token-2022 (TokenzQdBNbLqP5VEhdkAS6EPFLC1PHnBqCXEpPxuEb) in parallel, so every closable account from either program shows up in the same list.
How many transactions will I have to sign?
SOLTidy bundles up to 8 close instructions per transaction. A typical wallet with ~20 empty accounts ends up signing 2 or 3 transactions; a heavily-used trading or LP wallet with 100+ accounts might sign 12–15. The exact count appears in the wallet popup as you go.
Will closing an account affect future trades on that token?
No. If you receive or trade a token whose account you previously closed, your wallet (or the dApp you're using) opens a fresh associated token account on demand and pays the small rent again. Closing is fully reversible — you just receive that token later.
Anything I should be careful about?
Empty accounts are always safe to close — that's why Simple mode is the default. Be deliberate when closing non-empty accounts in Manual mode: the burn step destroys whatever balance is in the account, and that's not reversible. SOLTidy shows a clear red warning whenever non-empty accounts are selected so you sign with full context.
Blog
Latest posts
Is it safe to close Solana token accounts? Risks, reversibility, and what burning actually destroys
How much SOL can you actually recover by closing token accounts?
Solana rent — the ~$0.40 you didn't know you were paying every time
