There is locked SOL sitting in your wallet that you cannot see.
Every token trade on Solana parked roughly 0.00204 SOL in an account deposit. Selling the token does not return it. The empty shell holds it hostage. Scan any address free, inspect your dead accounts, and revive your SOL in seconds.
Trapped Rent Estimator
Estimate how much SOL is waiting in your wallet based on how many tokens or memecoins you have ever traded:
Three steps, zero third party custody
The scan reads public on chain state without any wallet connection. The claim is built locally and signed inside your wallet. At no point does anyone hold your funds, and no deposit is ever required.
Check free, connect when ready
Paste any public address to preview locked deposits without connecting a wallet. Connect only when you decide to claim, because your cryptographic signature happens on your own device.
Atomic batch simulation
We scan every SPL Token and Token-2022 account, separate empty accounts from active token holdings, and simulate every batch before presenting it for approval.
Zero capital execution
Because account closure refunds land in your wallet before the service fee moves within the same transaction, your spendable balance increases immediately.
Solana does not charge rent, it holds a refundable deposit
On Solana, every account occupies validator RAM. Rather than charging monthly storage fees, the blockchain takes a one time deposit making the account rent exempt. For a standard token account, that deposit is exactly 0.00204 SOL (2,039,280 lamports).
Who holds the most locked deposits
Trading tokens on Pump.fun or Raydium opens an account per token. Hundreds of dead accounts is typical, totaling 1 to 4+ SOL.
Every claim, test coin, or random drop opened an account that remained open after transferring out.
Each NFT held a dedicated token account. Selling the NFT leaves the empty shell behind.
Wallets active in previous market cycles often hold dozens of forgotten accounts with significant trapped value.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is this SOL and why is it in my wallet?
Solana charges a refundable deposit of about 0.00204 SOL every time your wallet opens an account to hold a new token. That deposit is called rent exemption and it belongs to you. When you sell the token, the account stays behind holding your deposit, which is why the SOL does not show in your spendable balance.
Is SolReviver safe? What can the site actually do with my wallet?
It can build a transaction and show it to your wallet, nothing more. Scanning needs no connection at all because public keys are publicly readable on chain. Claiming needs a connection so your wallet can sign, but the cryptographic signing happens inside your wallet on your own device. We never receive a private key or seed phrase, we cannot sign for you, and we cannot touch any token you still hold.
I want to test with zero risk. How can I verify this?
Move your active SOL and tokens to a secondary wallet you control, leaving only roughly 0.003 SOL behind to pay Solana network validator fees. Then run the claim on SolReviver. The empty accounts remain claimable, but there are no other assets in the wallet to risk. Once you see the refund land, transfer your funds back.
Will this delete tokens I still own?
It is impossible. The Solana Token Program runtime strictly rejects closing any account with a positive balance. That rule is enforced by the blockchain itself, not by our code. SolReviver also filters out and displays active accounts as protected holdings.
Why does it ask me to approve transactions in batches?
Solana transactions have a maximum packet size limit of 1232 bytes, so we close 20 accounts per transaction. A wallet with 300 dead accounts requires 15 batch approvals. On desktop extensions, wallets allow approving them in one prompt. Each transaction stands alone, so if you cancel halfway, everything already approved has landed and the rest simply never occurred.
Can I close accounts myself for free without SolReviver?
Yes, and we state this plainly. Closing a token account is a standard Solana instruction that you can run from the Solana command line interface for free. SolReviver exists because running that command several hundred times by hand is tedious and time consuming.