FAQ
Short answers about empty-account rent, the 1.00% fee, and what WalletTidy will not do. Paste a public address to scan. You do not need to connect first.
What is this?
WalletTidy reclaims SOL rent from empty token accounts. It closes empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts it can prove are safe to close, and returns the rent to the wallet that owns them. It is close-only, not a burner.
How much is locked per account?
About 0.002 SOL. A classic 165-byte associated token account holds exactly 0.00203928 SOL (2,039,280 lamports) as rent, even at zero tokens.
Do I have to connect my wallet to scan?
No. Paste a public address. Connecting is only needed later, to review a cleanup for that same address.
Do you burn tokens?
No. WalletTidy closes empty accounts only. It does not burn tokens or NFTs, and it will not close an account that still holds tokens.
What is the fee?
1.00% of SOL actually reclaimed in a successful batch. Scanning is free. The Solana network fee is separate and estimated before you sign. There is no subscription.
What if the transaction fails?
No service fee. The fee instruction lives in the same transaction as the closes, so a failed transaction produces no fee.
Why are some accounts left alone?
Accounts that still hold tokens, wrapped SOL, a freeze, a delegate, a third-party close authority, Token-2022 extensions not on the automatic-safe list, or anything unread or uncertain are left alone. Uncertain means do nothing destructive.
What happens if I receive that token again?
A new token account may be created for that mint, and rent is paid again. Closing an empty account does not block you from receiving the token later.
Is this a drainer?
No. WalletTidy never asks for a seed or private key. A scan is read-only. You review and sign in your own wallet. A cleanup transaction only closes approved empty accounts and transfers the 1% fee. Check your wallet's simulation before you approve.
Has this been audited?
No third-party audit has been published. Do not treat this site as one. Check what your wallet displays before you sign.
Can I use this on mainnet right now?
Cleanup is only offered when a fee recipient is configured and the cluster allows it. This public UI is scan-first and currently not a mainnet submit product.