How to claim your trapped SOL
Closing empty Solana token accounts returns their rent deposits directly to your wallet. Here is the step by step process of how SolReviver works under the hood.
Step 1: Scan your public address
Paste your Solana address into the scanner. We query the Solana blockchain for every token account you have ever created under both the standard SPL Token Program and Token 2022 Program. Accounts with a zero balance are counted as empty, while accounts holding tokens are protected and left alone.
Step 2: Review your fee split and net return
Before connecting or signing, you see the exact breakdown: how many empty accounts exist, the gross SOL trapped, the service fee percentage, and the net SOL that will arrive in your wallet.
Step 3: Connect and approve the batches
Connect your browser extension or mobile wallet. The app builds the transactions and presents them for your signature. Every transaction is simulated before you sign to ensure it cannot fail.
Transaction Batch Calculator
Solana transactions have a maximum packet size limit of 1232 bytes. We safely batch up to 20 account closures per transaction. Here is how many transactions your wallet will sign based on your account count:
| Dead Accounts | Batches / Signatures | Gross SOL Recovered | Est. Net SOL Received |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 – 20 | 1 transaction | ~0.0204 to 0.0408 SOL | ~0.0163 to 0.0326 SOL |
| 21 – 100 | 2 to 5 transactions | ~0.0428 to 0.2039 SOL | ~0.0342 to 0.1631 SOL |
| 101 – 500 | 6 to 25 transactions | ~0.2060 to 1.0196 SOL | ~0.1648 to 0.8157 SOL |
| 501 – 2000 | 26 to 100 transactions | ~1.0217 to 4.0786 SOL | ~0.8174 to 3.2628 SOL |
What if you do not trust this site?
Here is how you can test this with complete peace of mind:
- Transfer your valuable tokens and main SOL to another wallet you control.
- Leave only roughly 0.003 SOL behind to cover Solana validator network fees.
- Connect and run the claim on SolReviver. Your empty accounts remain claimable and will return their locked SOL.
- Check your balance and transaction history on Solscan. Once satisfied, move your funds back.