For Solana traders across Nigeria · 0.5% fee
Claim Your SOL locked away in your Solana wallet
Every token you’ve traded on Solana left a small SOL deposit behind in your wallet. Find out how much is waiting with a free scan, see it in SOL and naira, and claim it back in less than a minute.
- 1Connect
- 2Scan
- 3Claim
Find out how much SOL you can claim
Free, read-only scan. Nothing leaves your wallet until you approve it.
- Non-custodial
- Empty accounts only
- Verify on Solscan
- Up to ~0.002 SOL returned for each empty token account
- One flat 0.5% fee: 99.5% of your claim is yours
- Non-custodial: you sign every transaction from your own wallet
Works with Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and other Wallet Standard wallets
- One flat fee. 99.5% is yours
- 0.5%One flat fee. 99.5% is yours
- SOL sitting in each empty account
- ~0.002SOL sitting in each empty account
- Token programs scanned (SPL + Token-2022)
- 2Token programs scanned (SPL + Token-2022)
- Token approvals or delegations needed
- 0Token approvals or delegations needed
Where the trapped SOL in your wallet comes from
Solana makes every token account hold a refundable rent deposit. Buy or receive a new token and your wallet opens an account for it, locking up to ~0.002 SOL in the process.
Once you sell or send out the full balance, the account is left open and empty, and the deposit stays locked. For traders in Lagos, Abuja and across Nigeria who move in and out of memecoins, use trading bots or swap through DEX aggregators, hundreds of these can pile up. Closing them sends every deposit back to your wallet. Strictly speaking it’s your own SOL, but most people only notice it once it comes back.
- Buy a token: an account opens and locks ~0.002 SOL
- Sell it all: the account stays open, the SOL stays locked
- Claim it: the account closes and the SOL comes back to you
SOL you could claim (estimate)
0.2435SOL
This estimate uses accounts opened before September 2026, at 0.00203928 SOL each, after the 0.5% fee. Accounts opened since Solana’s 2026 rent reduction hold less, so check your scan for the exact figure.
Get my exact amountClaim your SOL in 3 simple steps
No account to open, no seed phrase, no token approvals. Connect your wallet and you’re set.
- 01
Connect your wallet
Use Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. SOLclaimer checks both the SPL Token and Token-2022 programs and lists every empty account it finds.
- 02
See your payout
The exact SOL you’ll receive after the 0.5% fee is shown up front, together with an approximate naira value. Leave out any account you want to keep.
- 03
Approve and receive
Confirm in your wallet. The accounts close and the SOL drops into your balance in seconds.
You keep 99.5% of every claim
A flat 0.5% fee that you see before signing. No monthly plan, no hidden charges.
Example: claiming back 1 SOL
- SOLclaimerFee: 0.5%You keep: 0.995 SOL
- Typical reclaim toolFee: 5%You keep: 0.95 SOL
- Pricier reclaim toolFee: 20%You keep: 0.80 SOL
Non-custodial
Is claiming your SOL safe?
Fake “claim free SOL” sites do exist, so it’s right to check first. Here, every transaction is built in your browser and laid out in your wallet for you to review before you sign.
You keep custody
Your private key and seed phrase stay in your wallet. Connecting only shares your public address.
Empty accounts only
Accounts with any token or NFT balance are never touched, and frozen ones are skipped automatically.
Built on your device
Every transaction is created in your browser, then simulated by your wallet before you approve it.
Zero approvals
No token approvals, no delegations and no authority changes, so nothing remains authorised after you leave.
Clear, upfront fee
Rent goes back to your wallet. The only other transfer is the 0.5% fee, shown before you sign.
Checkable on-chain
Each signature links to Solscan so you can inspect every instruction and balance change yourself.
Exactly what you sign
- #1 Compute BudgetSet compute limit and priority fee
- #2 Token ProgramCloseAccount × N → rent back to your wallet
- #3 System ProgramSend the 0.5% service fee
No Approve · No SetAuthority · No token transfers
Claim your SOL: FAQs for users in Nigeria
Straight answers before you reclaim SOL from your token accounts.
What does it mean to claim your SOL?
Solana sets aside a small rent deposit, up to ~0.002 SOL, in every token account your wallet opens. When an account has nothing left in it, you can close it and get the deposit back. That’s all claiming your SOL is: closing empty accounts and sending the SOL back to your wallet.
Is it really free SOL?
It’s your own SOL. You paid it as a deposit when each token account was opened, and most people never realised it was sitting there. That’s why it feels like free SOL when it comes back. The scan costs nothing, and our 0.5% applies only to what you claim.
How much SOL can I get back?
Each empty token account holds up to ~0.002 SOL. Accounts opened before September 2026 hold 0.00203928 SOL, and newer ones hold less since Solana’s 2026 rent reduction. With older accounts, 250 empty ones come to about 0.51 SOL before the fee. Your scan shows the exact number before you sign.
Is it safe to connect my wallet?
Connecting shares your public address and nothing else. No SOL or token can move unless you approve it, and every transaction is built in your browser and simulated by your wallet first. We never ask for your seed phrase. Anyone who does is trying to steal from you.
Will my tokens or NFTs be deleted?
No. Only zero-balance accounts can be closed, and any account holding a token or NFT is left out automatically. If that token comes back to you later, your wallet just opens a new account for it.
Why are some of my empty accounts skipped?
Some are frozen by the token issuer, and some Token-2022 accounts have a close authority that isn’t your wallet. We detect both cases and skip those accounts so the transaction goes through cleanly.
Can I claim SOL from an exchange account like Quidax or Roqqu?
No. Claiming works only with self-custody wallets such as Phantom, Solflare and Backpack. When your crypto sits on a centralised exchange like Quidax or Roqqu, the exchange controls the token accounts, so there’s nothing on your side to close. The accounts you can claim from are the ones in a wallet you hold the keys to.
What is my claimed SOL worth in naira?
Your claim card shows an approximate ₦ value beside the SOL amount, using a live SOL price. Prices move quickly, so treat the naira figure as a snapshot rather than a fixed amount. Nothing on this page is financial or tax advice.
How much does it cost?
We charge a flat 0.5% of the SOL you reclaim. On top of that is Solana’s normal network fee, well under 0.0001 SOL per transaction. Reclaim 1 SOL and 0.995 SOL is yours.
Learn more about claiming your SOL
Short reads on Solana rent, spotting fake claim sites and recovering every last lamport.
- Guides
How to Claim Your SOL from Empty Token Accounts (2026 Guide)
A complete walkthrough for claiming the SOL locked in empty token accounts: the four steps, what happens on-chain, and how the 2026 rent cut affects what you get back.
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Is It Safe to Claim Your SOL? How to Avoid Wallet Drainer Scams
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Free SOL You Didn't Know You Had: The SOL Trapped in Your Wallet
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That SOL belongs to you. Go and claim it.
A free scan takes around 5 seconds, and you’ll see the total in SOL and naira before you approve anything.
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