March was a busy month at UnclaimedSOL. Here’s a recap of what shipped, what we joined, and where we showed up.
720+ SOL reclaimed for users in March
Our scanners processed thousands of wallets this month and returned idle SOL to the people who own it. The bulk of the value, as always, came from DeFi reward accounts that most users never realize they have a claim on.
Vibe Claiming MCP, leveled up
In February we launched our MCP server as the first Vibe Claiming tool on Solana, giving AI agents a native interface to scan and recover idle SOL on behalf of users. March was the first full month of iteration on top of that foundation. We tightened the tool surface, improved error handling on claim flows, and made the scan output easier for agents to reason over. If you’re building with Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client, @unclaimed-sol/mcp is ready to plug in. You can read more on claim sol mcp on our docs page.
Agent deployed on 8004market
We registered and deployed our agent on 8004market.io, the discovery layer built on ERC-8004. The result: any AI agent searching for a Solana rent and reward recovery service can now find us and call us directly. It’s a small piece of plumbing with a big implication, which is that claiming unclaimed SOL becomes something agents do automatically in the background, not something users have to remember to check.
Orb explorer replaces Solscan for wallet links
Every wallet link in the app now points to Orb instead of Solscan. Orb’s account breakdowns are cleaner and surface the kinds of balances and reward positions our users actually care about. For anyone who has ever clicked through from a claim confirmation, the difference is immediate.
Submitted to the Trends hackathon
We put our work in front of the Trends hackathon judges this month. The submission covers what Vibe Claiming is, how the MCP and the agent registry deployment fit together, and why we think agent-native reward recovery is a category worth building. Full thread here: @unclaimed_sol.
Seeker device, reviewed
The Cherry.fun team published a dashboard of Seeker reviews and UnclaimedSOL made the cut. It’s a nice external signal, and a reminder that the mobile-first Solana user base is real and growing. Shout out: post.
Happy 6th birthday, Solana
On March 16 we joined the rest of the ecosystem in celebrating six years of mainnet beta. From a network that barely anyone believed in to the default chain for real consumer crypto, it’s been a ride. Our post.
What’s next
April is focused on expanding the reward categories our scanners cover, deepening integrations with wallet partners, and continuing to make the agent side of the product richer. If you haven’t scanned your wallet lately, now is a good time.
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