Recovery
Reclaim SOL — Take Back What Is Locked
Every token you have ever held is still holding a deposit of your SOL. Most traders have hundreds of these and never knew. Getting it back takes one tap and costs nothing.
Last updated: August 2026
Where the SOL Goes
Solana does not let a wallet hold a token directly. Each token needs its own small account on-chain, and each of those accounts must hold a deposit — around 0.002 SOL — to stay alive.
You paid that deposit the first time you bought the token. When you sold, the account stayed behind: empty, doing nothing, still holding your money. Nothing tells you it is there.
| Empty accounts | Locked up |
|---|---|
| 50 | ≈ 0.1 SOL |
| 100 | ≈ 0.2 SOL |
| 500 | ≈ 1 SOL |
An active trader passes a hundred tokens in a few weeks. The number climbs on its own.
Getting It Back
Reaper scans your wallet, counts the empty accounts and shows exactly how much SOL is sitting in them. One tap closes them and the deposits land back in your balance.
You get a receipt with the precise amount returned and a link to every transaction, so the figure is verifiable rather than something we assert.
We Take 0%
Not a percentage. Not a cut. You pay the Solana network fee for the transactions, and that goes to the network, not to us.
Dedicated cleanup services charge between 2% and 20% of what they recover. Most trading bots do not offer this at all and send you to one of those sites. It is your SOL — it was always your SOL.
What Is Never Touched
Only accounts with a zero balance are closed. If a token is still in there, the account is skipped — no exceptions, no thresholds, no rounding.
Wrapped SOL
Native SOL accounts are left alone. Solana treats them differently and they are not yours to close in the same way.
Accounts held by a program
If another program holds the authority to close an account, Reaper does not touch it. That is a Solana rule, not ours.
Both cases are reported as a blocked count on the screen, so you can see they exist rather than wondering why the number did not match.
Accounts reopen by themselves the next time you buy that token, at the same small deposit. Reclaiming does not cost you anything in the future.