Unclaimed SOL Blog

Category: Monthly Report

September 2026 Recap: Updates and News
September brought a new opportunity to recover excess SOL following Solana’s first rent reduction. We also partnered with Takao Zone, entered Colosseum’s hackathon to build Unclaimed API, and supported the community ahead of Breakpoint in London.

308+ SOL reclaimed for users in September

Users recovered 308.596935603 SOL through Unclaimed SOL in September across 19,917 successful claims from 5,548 unique claiming wallets.

A few September numbers:
- 19,917 successful claims
- 5,548 unique claiming wallets
- 0.015494147 SOL average claim size
- Approximately 3.59 claims per wallet
- 10.286564520 SOL recovered per day on average
Recovering excess SOL after the first rent reduction

The first stage of SIMD-0437 went live on September 3, reducing Solana’s rent requirements. For eligible accounts, that meant some SOL previously needed to meet the rent-exempt minimum could now be recovered.

Unclaimed SOL was ready to help users claim that excess. We had prepared support ahead of the change and shared a reminder to scan wallets as activation approached.

Helping Evey get to Breakpoint

We covered Evey’s accommodation for Breakpoint 2026 in London. She has kept showing up for the community through different market cycles, and we were glad to help her make the trip.

In our September post, we also explained how this support is funded: Unclaimed SOL takes a service fee on claims, and part of that revenue goes back into supporting people in the ecosystem.

A Breakpoint ticket for community-created content

We organized a Breakpoint London ticket giveaway with a different format from a random raffle. The ticket would go to the best content about Unclaimed SOL.

Entries could be videos, threads, memes, articles, image sets, or screenshots showing what someone found in their own wallet. The invitation was open to different kinds of creators, including users who simply wanted to share their experience.

Partnering with Takao Zone

We announced our partnership with Takao Zone, where users can now claim SOL through its platform.

Takao Zone also agreed to be a pilot tester for Unclaimed API as part of our Colosseum project. That gives us a partner to test the API with while we build it, rather than waiting until the end to get integration feedback.

Building Unclaimed API at Colosseum

We entered Colosseum’s Crypto World’s Fair hackathon to build Unclaimed API.

The goal is to make Unclaimed SOL’s recovery functionality available through an API that other Solana applications can integrate and earn from. September’s announcement marked the start of that build, not a public API launch.

With Takao Zone on board as a pilot tester, we have a concrete place to start: making recovery useful inside another application and learning what its integration needs in practice.
October 4, 2026
August 2026 Recap: Updates and News
August combined product work with two larger ecosystem pushes. We redesigned the dashboard around clear recovery categories, launched a searchable index of whale wallets with more than 2.45 million SOL detected as claimable, joined Solana Summit Serbia with our own booth, and helped send Evey to represent Unclaimed SOL at Breakpoint 2026 in London.

353+ SOL reclaimed for users in August

Our scanners returned 353.749577249 SOL to wallet owners in August across 23,224 successful claims from 5,236 unique wallets. The monthly figures are also available on our public stats page.

That works out to 11.411276685 SOL recovered per day throughout the month.

A few August numbers:
- 23,224 successful claims
- 5,236 unique claiming wallets
- 0.015232069 SOL average claim size
- ~4.44 claims per wallet on average
- 11.411276685 SOL average recovered per day
A new category-based dashboard

We redesigned the Unclaimed SOL dashboard so users can see where their recoverable value sits instead of working through one long, mixed list.

The new dashboard groups results into six categories: Rewards & Earnings, LP Fees & Yield, Staking, Rent & Refunds, Swap tokens, and Spam & Dust. Each category shows its available value and lets the user review and act on that category separately.

This makes larger or more active wallets easier to understand. Users can distinguish rent refunds from rewards, staking withdrawals, token swaps, and destructive cleanup actions before approving anything. Amounts, fees, affected assets, and consent steps remain visible before signing.

The 2.45M SOL whale campaign

In August we launched a searchable whale-wallet index covering 2,009 public Solana addresses with a combined 2,451,079 SOL detected as claimable when the list was prepared.

Anyone can search the index using a public wallet address. It does not require a wallet connection or signup. If an address appears on the list, the owner can run a fresh scan to verify what remains available and review the claim before signing. Wallets that are not listed can still have recoverable SOL, since the campaign focuses on some of the largest detected opportunities.

We launched the campaign on X, where it was later reposted by the official Solana account 🎉.

Unclaimed SOL at Solana Summit Serbia

We joined Solana Summit Serbia at the Sava Congress Center in Belgrade on August 26 and 27. The event, organized by Superteam Balkan, brought more than 1,000 attendees together for talks, panels, workshops, and conversations across the Solana ecosystem.

Unclaimed SOL had a booth at the summit. We spent the event showing people how the product works, answering questions about wallet scanning and claims, and speaking directly with users and other Solana builders.

We shared a thank-you to Superteam Balkan after the event for bringing one of Eastern Europe’s largest Solana gatherings to Belgrade.

Helping Evey represent Unclaimed SOL at Breakpoint

We also funded Evey’s accommodation for Breakpoint 2026, which takes place at Olympia London from November 15 to 17.

Evey will represent Unclaimed SOL in London as thousands of builders, institutions, investors, and community members gather for Solana’s annual flagship conference. We are glad to have her there on behalf of the project and welcomed her publicly in August.
September 14, 2026
July 2026 Recap: Updates and News
July brought three practical additions to Unclaimed SOL. We launched a tax report export for recorded claims, added Jupiter token swaps to the claim flow, and partnered with WURK.fun to bring wallet recovery directly into its platform.

253+ SOL reclaimed for users in July

Our scanners returned 253.994273499 SOL to wallet owners in July across 22,232 successful claims from 4,766 unique wallets. The monthly figures are also available on our public stats page.

That works out to 8.193363661 SOL recovered per day throughout the month.

A few July numbers:
- 22,232 successful claims
- 4,766 unique claiming wallets
- 0.011424715 SOL average claim size
- ~4.66 claims per wallet on average
- 8.193363661 SOL average recovered per day
Koinly-ready tax report export

We added a tax report export for claims made through Unclaimed SOL. Connect the wallet you used to claim, prepare the report, choose a UTC calendar year or all-time history, and download a Koinly universal CSV.

The report includes every readable claim recorded for that wallet, its transaction signature, a description, and the daily SOL/USD closing price at the time of the claim. Only reward claims receive an income label, keeping the exported classifications conservative.

This is a record of activity captured by Unclaimed SOL, not a complete on-chain tax audit. It does not include transactions made elsewhere, and recorded claim amounts are already net of service fees. The report is available for informational purposes and should be reviewed before filing.

Token swaps inside the claim flow

We also added Jupiter-powered token swaps directly to the dashboard and claim flow. Eligible tokens can now be selected and swapped without leaving the recovery workflow or handling each token through a separate interface.

The quoted amount includes Unclaimed SOL’s 1.5% referral fee, which is shown before signing. We shared the new swap flow on X when it launched in July.

Unclaimed SOL is now inside WURK.fun

July also brought a new partnership with WURK.fun, a Solana marketplace where people complete microtasks and earn SOL.

WURK integrated the Unclaimed SOL recovery widget into its wallet menu alongside Withdraw, Deposit, and Swap. Users can scan their connected wallet for recoverable SOL and open the claim flow without first leaving the platform.

The partnership is a clean fit: WURK helps its users earn SOL, while our widget helps them find SOL already sitting in unused accounts, deactivated stakes, or eligible reward paths. We covered the integration and how the marketplace works in our full guide to earning SOL through WURK.fun, and announced the partnership on X.

Check your wallet

Paste a public Solana address into Unclaimed SOL to run a free, read-only scan. You can review the available recoveries, affected accounts, and fees before connecting a wallet or signing anything.
September 14, 2026
June 2026 Recap: Updates and News
June was a month of pricing clarity and free tooling for Unclaimed SOL. We rebuilt the fee schedule around lower creator-fee claims and fixed NFT burn pricing, shipped a completely free stuck token burner, published a new wallet security guide, put $900 behind a public bug bounty, and got picked up by a couple of KOLs who put us head-to-head with Sol Incinerator.

348+ SOL reclaimed for users in June

Our tool returned 348.357121559 SOL to wallet owners in June across 24,700 successful claims from 4,363 unique wallets.

That works out to 11.611904052 SOL recovered per day throughout the month.

A few June numbers worth highlighting:
- 24,700 successful claims
- 4,363 unique claiming wallets
- 0.014103528 SOL average claim size
- ~5.66 claims per wallet on average
- 11.611904052 SOL average recovered per day
As usual, the bulk of claims were small rent recoveries from unused accounts, with a smaller set of active wallets pulling larger amounts from stake, buffer, and reward cleanup.

Fees updated: lower creator claims, fixed NFT fees, transparent pre-sign disclosure

We rebuilt our pricing this month. Full writeup: Fees Updated June 2026, canonical schedule: unclaimedsol.com/fees.

What changed:
- Pump.fun rewards dropped to 3%, capped at 1 SOL or 100 USDC per claim run
- Native stake and stake-like flows: 3%
- Program buffer cleanup: 5%
- Other rewards and recovery flows (Raydium, Meteora, LP fees, excess-lamports, and similar): 15%
- Standard NFT burns moved to a fixed fee of 500,000 lamports, and pNFT burns to a fixed 1,950,000 lamports and never percentage-based
- In-dashboard Jupiter token swaps carry a 1.5% referral fee, shown in the swap widget before you sign
- Standard SPL and Token-2022 cleanup keeps the user’s 0.002 SOL receive floor: on a normal 2,039,280-lamport account, the user receives 2,000,000 lamports and the service fee is 39,280 lamports, usually under 2%.
Every fee is shown before you sign, and the fees page now includes a live on-chain example transaction so anyone can verify the math themselves.

Free Stuck Token Burner tool shipped

We shipped a new free tool: Burn Stuck Tokens.

It burns classic SPL token balances that were already sent to Solana’s incinerator address. It doesn’t recover, transfer, sell, or close anything, and it doesn’t carry an Unclaimed SOL service fee — you only pay the network fee. It’s a narrow tool, but it plugs a real gap for wallets carrying dead incinerator-owned balances.

New guide: How to Keep Your Solana Wallet Safe

We published a beginner-friendly security guide this month: How to Keep Your Solana Wallet Safe.

It covers the basics we get asked about constantly — seed phrase hygiene, spotting fake claiming sites, and why a legitimate tool never asks for your private key.

Bug Bounty Program is live — $900 up for grabs

We launched a public bug bounty this month. Share feedback, report bugs, or suggest ideas and win a piece of a $900 pool.

Head to unclaimed-sol.fdback.io to submit. Announcement: X post.

KOLs put Unclaimed SOL head-to-head with Sol Incinerator

A couple of creators covered Unclaimed SOL this month, running side-by-side comparisons against Sol Incinerator and showing how much more SOL came back through our scanner.

Watch here:

This kind of independent, on-chain comparison is exactly the kind of trust signal we can’t manufacture ourselves — it has to come from someone else’s wallet.

Registered on tiny.world for agent discovery

We built an A2A (agent-to-agent) endpoint and registered Unclaimed SOL on tiny.world, so AI agents can discover and use our scan/claim skill directly instead of only reaching us through the web app.

https://tiny.place/u/unclaimedsol

What’s next

July is focused on pushing claim volume back up after the fee restructuring settles in, expanding the tools suite alongside the stuck token burner, and continuing to build out agent-facing discovery surfaces like tiny.world and our MCP server.

If you haven’t scanned your wallet lately, now is a good time to check again: Run a free scan.
July 1, 2026
May 2026 Recap: News and Updates
May was a month of reach and infrastructure for Unclaimed SOL. We launched our browser extension, added support for a new p-token recovery path, received Alchemy Solana Fund credits to strengthen our RPC layer, and saw Unclaimed SOL mentioned by both CoinGecko and Uche Crypt.

557+ SOL reclaimed for users in May

Our scanners returned 557.246111159 SOL to wallet owners in May across 35,393 successful claims from 11,354 unique wallets.

That works out to 17.975681005 SOL recovered per day throughout the month.

A few May numbers worth highlighting:
- 35,393 successful claims
- 11,354 unique claiming wallets
- 0.015744529 SOL average claim size
- 0.004020096 SOL median claim size
- 17.975681005 SOL average recovered per day
The pattern stayed familiar: most claims were small rent recoveries from unused accounts, while older and more active wallets continued to pull the average upward with larger cleanup opportunities.

Unclaimed SOL Checker launched on Chrome

In May we launched the Unclaimed SOL Checker browser extension on the Chrome Web Store.

You can install it here: Unclaimed SOL Checker

The goal is simple: make it easier to check whether a Solana wallet may have reclaimable SOL without needing to remember the site or dig through old links. The extension gives users a faster route into the scan flow and keeps the same safety model as the main app: no seed phrases, no private keys, and claims still happen through wallet-signed transactions.

Alchemy backed us with Solana Fund credits

We were approved for the Alchemy Solana Fund, which gives us additional infrastructure credits as Unclaimed SOL usage grows.

We posted about it here: Alchemy Solana Fund credits announcement

For users, this matters in a very practical way. Better RPC capacity means faster scans, fewer bottlenecks during spikes, and more room for heavier wallet analysis as we continue expanding what Unclaimed SOL can detect.

Added p-token excess lamports recovery

When p-token support became relevant, we implemented WithdrawExcessLamports coverage.

This lets eligible classic p-token accounts recover lamports above the rent-exempt reserve from supported token, mint, or multisig accounts without changing token state. It is a narrow recovery path, but it fits our broader goal: keep finding categories of SOL that are already yours, but easy to miss.

Native wrapped SOL accounts are intentionally skipped for this path because the p-token instruction rejects native accounts.

Uche Crypt covered Unclaimed SOL

Uche Crypt featured Unclaimed SOL in the video “I Got $1,400 FREE Solana: Get Yours Now!”

Watch it below:

The traffic matched the attention. In May, YouTube was our biggest non-direct referrer, sending 4,603 pageviews from 2,613 visitors. That kind of coverage helps more users understand that reclaimable SOL is not an airdrop or a trick. It is often just rent, rewards, stake leftovers, or account cleanup waiting to be recovered.

CoinGecko mentioned Unclaimed SOL

CoinGecko also talked about reclaimable SOL and pointed users toward tools like Unclaimed SOL.

See the post here: CoinGecko on X

This was a strong trust signal for a lot of users discovering the category for the first time. Solana account rent is still confusing for many wallet owners, and education from larger crypto platforms helps explain why unused token accounts can leave SOL sitting idle.

What’s next

June is focused on making scans faster, improving reliability under heavier RPC usage, expanding the browser extension, and continuing to add recovery categories where users have real SOL stuck in places normal wallets do not surface.

If you have not scanned your wallet lately, now is a good time to check again: Run a free scan.
June 2, 2026
April 2026 Recap: Updates and News
April was the biggest shipping month yet at UnclaimedSOL. New cashback system, official Telegram bot, public feedback board, and a dry-run scanner that lets anyone check a wallet without connecting first. Here’s the full recap.

518+ SOL reclaimed for users in April

Our scanners returned 518.388492293 SOL to wallet owners in April across 27,290 successful claims from 8,184 unique wallets. That works out to 17.28 SOL flowing back to users every single day — money that was already theirs, just stuck in dormant token accounts, deactivated stakes, leftover program buffers, and forgotten DeFi reward accounts.

A few numbers worth pulling out from the month:
- 27,290 successful claims
- 8,184 unique wallets served
- 0.018995548 SOL average claim size
- 0.003967223 SOL median claim size
- 17.279616410 SOL average per day
The gap between the average and the median tells the same story we see every month. Most claims are small recoveries from routine token-account cleanup, but a long tail of bigger wallets — usually traders, validators, and old DeFi power users — pulls the average up. Both kinds of users got their SOL back.

Cashback system, now live

Early in the month we launched our 1% cashback system. Every claim now credits 1% in real SOL to your cashback balance, and once that balance hits 0.05 SOL you can request a payout.

A few things make it different from the usual crypto “rewards” experience. The cashback is real SOL — not points, not credits in an app-only wallet, not a token you’ve never heard of. The 1% is calculated from the on-chain verified claim amount, not a number the frontend reports, which keeps the system fair and abuse-resistant. And the structure quietly rewards repeat users: small claims add up, and active wallets with several cleanup opportunities tend to hit the payout threshold faster than expected.

Update, July 2026: Cashback is now calculated as 20% of the verified service fee on eligible claims.

Full breakdown of how it works: Claim SOL Cashback: How Unclaimed SOL’s 20% Rewards Work.

Official Telegram bot launched

We shipped the official Unclaimed SOL Telegram bot in April. Open @unclaimed_sol_bot, type /scan followed by a Solana address, and the bot returns a full breakdown of reclaimable SOL across six categories — empty token accounts, program buffers, deactivated stakes, spam NFTs, Token-2022 accounts, and unclaimed DeFi rewards.

The bot also supports /alerts to monitor up to five wallets, a /leaderboard showing the top claimers in real time, and a group mode that lets DAOs, trading communities, and validator channels run scans from inside their existing chats. The scan happens in Telegram. The actual claim still happens on our audited web app, where your own wallet signs the transaction — the bot never touches private keys.

This was one of our most-requested features. A huge portion of our user base lives inside Telegram trading groups and DAO channels, and asking them to leave the app to scan a wallet was friction worth removing.

Full guide: Reclaim SOL on Telegram: Scan Your Wallet for Locked SOL in Seconds.

Public feedback and feature requests board

We opened a public roadmap and feedback board at unclaimed-sol.fdback.io. If you’ve got an idea, a complaint, a wallet integration request, a missing reward category, or anything else you want us to look at, post it there. Votes are visible, the roadmap is public, and we’ll be working through requests in the open.

This is now the canonical channel we’ll use to prioritize what gets built next, so the more specific the request, the better the chance it ends up shipped.

Dry-run scanning by address — no connection required

We closed out the month with Scan by Address, a dry-run mode that lets anyone paste a Solana wallet address and instantly see how much reclaimable SOL it holds — without connecting a wallet, signing a transaction, or exposing any keys.

The motivation was simple. Users kept asking “is it even worth connecting?” before walking through the flow. Now you can answer that question first: paste the address, review the estimate, and only connect your wallet if there’s something worth claiming. The scan is read-only by design and can’t move funds or change anything in the wallet. Visibility before signing.

It’s especially useful for traders inspecting old wallets, DAOs reviewing treasuries, NFT collectors checking burner addresses, and anyone managing multiple wallets who wants a fast first look before deciding to authenticate.

More on how it works: Scan Solana Wallet for Reclaimable SOL.

What’s next

May is focused on broadening wallet integrations, fixing reported bugs, working through the top-voted requests on the new feedback board, deepening the Telegram experience based on early usage data, and continuing to expand the reward categories our scanners cover.

If you haven’t scanned your wallet lately — or if you scanned weeks ago and have been actively trading since — now is a good time to check again. Run a free scan by address or open @unclaimed_sol_bot in Telegram.
May 1, 2026
November 2025 Recap: Wins and Updates

Another Big Month

After many wins mentioned in the October 2025 Recap, we pushed even harder in November. From Phantom app stats crushing it to fresh ecosystem features, Unclaimed SOL is heading into the end of the year at rocket speed. If you don’t know what claiming SOL is – read our guide on how to claim SOL.

Let’s dive in and go through what happened this month:

November wasn’t only about new records or numbers. We also introduced new partnerships, made key infrastructure improvements under the hood, and rolled out some exciting integrations.

Total Claimed

In November 2025, users reclaimed a total of 506.82 SOL (equivalent to ~$69,490.09 on that day). All claim and transfer transactions, as well as balances, can be verified on our Solscan Program page.

📲 Solana Mobile Wallet Integration

Unclaimed SOL officially landed on the Solana Mobile dApp Store this month, making it fully accessible to users on Solana Mobile Seeker devices with native Seed Vault wallet support. This integration means anyone can now scan, verify, and claim their forgotten SOL directly from their phone, without relying on a desktop browser or extensions. It’s a big step toward true mobile-first usability on Solana and gives every Seeker user a fast, secure, and seamless way to recover unclaimed SOL wherever they are.

Watch a demo video on Youtube to see how it works.

🤝 GetBlock Partnership

This month, GetBlock featured Unclaimed SOL on their platform, highlighting our tool as one of the key utilities in the Solana ecosystem. Their dedicated page showcases how our service helps users recover forgotten SOL from inactive accounts, and it gives us additional visibility within the wider developer community. While it’s not an official collaboration, having GetBlock spotlight our project feels like a nod of recognition and strengthens our relationship with one of the most trusted infrastructure providers in the space. You can find out more about us on our dedicated GetBlock page.

👻 100,000+ Phantom transactions crossed

New milestone unlocked: Unclaimed SOL officially crossed 100,000+ executed transactions on Phantom this month. This means over a hundred thousand successful wallet scans, claims, and transfers completed directly through the Phantom in-app browser. It’s a massive trust signal from the community and a clear indicator of how widely the tool is being used across the Solana ecosystem.

👀 SolScan Program Labels

Solscan officially added a verified label to the Unclaimed SOL program this month, making it easier for users to identify our contract and trust the tool when checking or claiming their SOL. Seeing our program show up with a clear label in Solscan’s search results is a big credibility boost and a strong signal that Unclaimed SOL is becoming part of the standard toolkit in the Solana ecosystem.

💰 Highest Claim

The highest single claim this month reached an impressive 2.1989 SOL – all recovered from forgotten, inactive token accounts. It’s a great reminder of how much value can quietly accumulate over time and why checking your wallets with Unclaimed SOL is always worth it. Every month we continue to see surprising recoveries like this, proving that even small accounts can hold meaningful amounts waiting to be claimed. Congrats to the claimer and if you are reading this – reach out to us for a small reward!

⚫️ Black Friday Discount

🔥 Black Friday just leveled up.

More than 80,000 SOL hunters already claiming through @phantom – and the wave keeps growing.

For the next 48 hours, fees drop to 1%.
That’s your window.
🔍 Find the SOL.
💰 Claim what you uncover.
⏳ Clock’s ticking.

Black Friday on-chain… pic.twitter.com/IbxWIf38wr
— Unclaimed SOL (@unclaimed_sol) November 27, 2025

For Black Friday, we temporarily slashed our service fee from 5% down to just 1%, making it the cheapest time ever to recover forgotten SOL. The goal was simple – give everyone a chance to claim more of their value while showcasing how fast and easy the tool is to use. The response was strong, with many users taking advantage of the reduced fee to clean up old accounts and unlock SOL they didn’t even know they had.

Stay tuned for more discounts like these as we won’t wait for the next Black Friday to make our users happier!

Conclusion

As we close out November, Unclaimed SOL continues to accelerate at a pace we couldn’t have imagined just a few months ago. From securing a Solscan program label to landing on the Solana Mobile dApp Store, every major update pushed the project forward. Users reclaimed more SOL than ever, the platform underwent key performance upgrades, and we celebrated a huge milestone with 100,000+ completed transactions inside Phantom.

With December ahead and even bigger features on the way, Unclaimed SOL is ending 2025 strong and stepping confidently into the new year 🎉.

December 1, 2025
Unclaimed SOL October 2025 Recap: Total Claims and Updates
A Big Month for Unclaimed SOL

October 2025 was one of the biggest months yet for Unclaimed SOL, the platform that helps Solana users recover unclaimed tokens and claim SOL.
Thousands of wallets reconnected to the site to check balances, claim airdrops, and unlock leftover rewards. The result? Hundreds of SOL reclaimed, representing thousands of dollars in value that had been sitting idle across the network.

But the month wasn’t just about the numbers. Unclaimed SOL also took major steps in visibility, credibility, and community growth – from new platforms and partnerships to real-world promotions.

Total Claimed

In October 2025, users have reclaimed 433.85 SOL (equivalent of ~$82,430.68 USD). You can check all transactions on our program Solscan page.

Billboard in Denver

In a bold marketing move, Unclaimed SOL launched a billboard in Denver, marking its first large-scale public appearance outside the crypto community. The campaign helped bring Solana awareness to a broader audience and showed that blockchain projects can connect with real-world audiences too.

Read the full post on X here: https://x.com/unclaimed_sol/status/1984043726440952007

Joining Instagram and TikTok

UnclaimedSOL officially expanded its presence to Instagram and TikTok, giving users more ways to stay updated. The team began sharing short educational clips, platform updates, and community highlights — helping new users understand how to find and claim their unclaimed SOL quickly and securely.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unclaimedsol/
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@unclaimedsol

Halloween Giveaway

October also brought some fun with a Halloween giveaway, which rewarded community members for checking their wallets and sharing the campaign. The event boosted engagement and brought even more visibility to the project’s mission of helping users recover lost value on Solana. Check the post here.

Audited by CyberScope

Security and transparency took center stage as Cyberscope, a well-known blockchain auditing firm, completed a full audit of Unclaimed SOL. The audit confirmed the safety and reliability of the platform, giving users more confidence when connecting their wallets and claiming tokens.

You can view the full audit on CyberScope audit page: https://www.cyberscope.io/audits/unclaimed-sol

Trending #1 on Phantom

Unclaimed SOL reached a major milestone by trending #1 on Phantom’s weekly leaderboard, showing a surge in user adoption and community trust. This ranking reflected strong engagement, consistent claims, and rapid growth across the Solana ecosystem.

Approved and Listed on Phantom’s dApp Store

To top off the month, UnclaimedSOL was officially approved and listed on Phantom’s dApp store. This recognition placed it alongside the most trusted tools in the Solana ecosystem, making it easier for users to discover and access the platform directly through their wallets.

The Bigger Picture: Reclaiming Value Across Solana

The October 2025 recap highlights how much value still exists in unclaimed tokens and rewards. Each successful claim adds liquidity back to Solana’s active economy, while helping users recover funds they might not even know they had.

With growing awareness, verified audits, and Phantom’s backing, UnclaimedSOL continues to build credibility as the go-to utility for reclaiming lost SOL.

How to Check for Unclaimed SOL

Checking for unclaimed tokens is fast and simple:
1. Go to UnclaimedSOL.com
2. Connect your Solana wallet
3. Instantly view and claim any eligible balances or rewards
No scripts, no technical setup — just transparency and ease of use.

Final Thoughts

October 2025 wasn’t just another month of claims — it was a turning point.
From public visibility in Denver to official Phantom integration and verified security by Cyberscope, Unclaimed SOL is proving that simplicity, safety, and trust can coexist in crypto.

As more users reconnect with their wallets, the Solana ecosystem continues to grow stronger – one reclaimed SOL at a time.
November 3, 2025