How it works
WalletTidy finds SOL locked as rent in unused Solana token accounts. It is a cleanup tool, not a burner, and it does not move funds during a scan.
- Paste a public address. No wallet connection is required. Each token account still holds about 0.002 SOL as rent, even at zero tokens. The address is checked before any network call.
- Read token accounts. We read SPL Token and Token-2022 accounts with Solana’s standard JSON-RPC. There is no metadata API and no indexer in this path.
- Classify locally. Each account is decoded and classified by the same rules used in tests. Only accounts marked safe to close contribute to the headline figure.
- Review the estimate. Gross rent, a 1% service fee, and an estimated network cost are shown. That display is not an immutable quote.
- Connect the matching wallet to review. Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and other Wallet Standard wallets are supported. WalletTidy reads the accounts again, plans the cleanup, checks the bytes, and simulates them. The instruction list comes from those bytes, not from a model. A cleanup is only sent when a fee recipient is configured and the cluster allows it. This public UI is not a mainnet submit product.
Left alone
Closing an empty token account returns its rent-exempt deposit to the wallet that owns it. These are reported and not closed:
- Accounts that still hold tokens
- Wrapped SOL
- Frozen accounts
- Accounts with a delegate
- Accounts with a third-party close authority
- Token-2022 extensions not on the automatic-safe list
- Unread or uncertain accounts