For standard SPL token accounts and Token-2022 accounts, users receive up to:
0.002 SOL per closed account
Most standard token accounts contain 0.00203928 SOL of rent. In that common case, the fee is:
0.00003928 SOL
That is usually under 2% of the recovered rent.
This makes token cleanup easy to reason about: close the account, reclaim the rent, and keep up to 0.002 SOL per account.
Pump.fun and PumpSwap Rewards
Pump.fun cashback and creator-fee rewards now use a lower fee: 3%
For SOL-denominated PumpFun rewards, the fee is capped at 1 SOL per claim run.
For USDC PumpFun/rewards, the fee is capped at 100 USDC per claim run.
Stake Withdrawals
Native stake withdrawals and stake-like flows are now: 3%
Program Buffer Cleanup
Program buffer cleanup is now:5%
Other Reward and Recovery Flows
Other reward and recovery flows remain:15%
NFT Burn Fees Are Fixed, Not Percentage-Based
NFT burn fees are fixed by NFT type. We do not charge a percentage on NFT burns.
Current supported BurnV1 fee:
NFT type
Unclaimed SOL fee
Standard NFT
0.0005 SOL
pNFT
0.00195 SOL
Future/benchmark pricing we may support later:
NFT type
Benchmark fee
Edition NFT
0.00022 SOL
pNFT edition
0.00167 SOL
MPL Core
User keeps at least about 0.001 SOL
We set these fees at or below comparable published burn-and-close benchmarks. Sol Incinerator’s public Burn+Close API documentation lists a typical standard token-account close fee of 39,280 lamports, user receipt of 0.002 SOL, and fixed NFT fees by asset type.
Fee Disclosure Before Signing
The app now shows the total Unclaimed SOL fee before you sign.
That means you do not need to infer the fee from a percentage, a rent estimate, or a separate pricing page while claiming. The claim screen shows the total fee directly.
For example, if your claim includes only standard token-account cleanup, you will see the total SOL fee for that claim. If your claim includes both SOL and USDC reward fees, the app shows both amounts separately.
Why We Made This Change
This update is meant to make Unclaimed SOL more transparent and easier to compare.
Token cleanup should be predictable. Creator-fee claims should not feel expensive when the user is recovering their own rewards. NFT burns should use fixed fees, not percentages. And users should see the fee before signing.
The new schedule gives users a clearer answer to the most important question:
How much will Unclaimed SOL take for this claim?
Now the answer is visible in the app before the transaction is signed.
Scan Solana wallet for reclaimable SOL before you connect, sign, or spend time digging through old token accounts. UnclaimedSOL now lets anyone paste a Solana wallet address and instantly check whether that wallet may have SOL sitting in dormant accounts.
No wallet connection is required for the scan. No signing. No private keys. Just enter a public Solana address and see what may be reclaimable.
What Does It Mean to Scan Solana Wallet for Reclaimable SOL?
When you scan Solana wallet for reclaimable SOL, UnclaimedSOL checks public on-chain account data connected to that address.
Many Solana wallets collect token accounts over time from swaps, NFTs, airdrops, meme coins, trading, and app activity. Some of those accounts may no longer be needed, but they can still hold rent-exempt SOL.
UnclaimedSOL identifies those accounts and estimates how much SOL may be recoverable.
How the Scan by Address Feature Works
The new Scan by Address feature is simple:
Paste a Solana wallet address.
Run the scan.
Review the estimated reclaimable SOL.
If it is your wallet, connect and choose whether to claim.
The scan is read-only. It cannot move funds or change anything in the wallet. Claiming requires the wallet owner to connect and sign a transaction.
Why Wallets Have Reclaimable SOL
Solana token accounts require rent-exempt SOL to exist on-chain. Over months or years, active wallets can build up many unused token accounts.
This can happen from:
Swapping tokens
Receiving airdrops
Trading meme coins
Minting or collecting NFTs
Using DeFi apps
Testing new Solana tools
Holding dust balances
If those accounts are eligible to close, the rent deposit can often be returned to the wallet owner.
Who Should Use Scan by Address?
This feature is useful for anyone who wants to check a Solana wallet before connecting it.
It is especially useful for:
Active Solana traders
Meme coin users
NFT collectors
Airdrop farmers
Creators and public wallet owners
DAOs and treasury managers
People with old wallets
Users managing multiple addresses
If you have an old wallet, a busy trading wallet, or a public address you want to inspect, Scan by Address gives you a fast first look.
How to Scan Solana Wallet for Reclaimable SOL Safely
To scan Solana wallet for reclaimable SOL safely, use the public address only. You do not need to connect your wallet just to check the estimate.
Scanning is informational. It reads public blockchain data and shows possible reclaimable SOL. If you decide to claim, review the accounts carefully before signing.
Closing token accounts can be useful, but closed accounts cannot be recovered unless recreated later.
Why No-Connect Scanning Matters
Wallet connection should be intentional.
With Scan by Address, you can check first and act later. This makes the process faster and safer because you can see whether there is anything worth reclaiming before approving wallet access.
That is the main benefit: visibility before signing.
Try It Now
Use UnclaimedSOL to scan Solana wallet for reclaimable SOL in seconds.
Paste a wallet address, check the estimate, and decide whether it is worth connecting to claim.
If you want to reclaim SOL, Telegram is now the fastest way to find out how much you’re owed. We just launched the official Unclaimed SOL Telegram bot — scan any Solana wallet and see exactly how much locked SOL is sitting in old accounts, deactivated stakes, and forgotten DeFi positions.
Whether you’re a trader cycling through memecoins, a builder deploying programs, or someone who’s been on Solana for a while and never cleaned up, there’s a good chance your wallet is holding SOL you don’t know about. The bot tells you exactly how much, broken down by category.
Why Is SOL Locked in Your Wallet?
Every time you interact with a token on Solana, your wallet creates an SPL token account. That account requires a small rent deposit — roughly 0.002 SOL each. Trade 500 tokens, and that’s a full SOL sitting in empty accounts doing nothing.
But token accounts are just one source. SOL also gets locked in:
Program buffers — leftover deployment data from programs you’ve deployed or interacted with.
Deactivated stake accounts — stakes you unstaked but never closed.
Spam NFTs — unsolicited tokens airdropped to your wallet that hold rent deposits.
Token-2022 accounts — the newer token standard creates its own accounts with slightly higher rent.
Unclaimed DeFi rewards — yield, incentives, or LP fees you earned but never collected.
Most wallets have at least a few of these. Active traders often have hundreds. The problem is that none of this is visible at a glance in your wallet app — you’d need to dig through a block explorer or run scripts to find it. That’s what the bot does for you.
How to Reclaim SOL — Telegram Bot Setup
Open @unclaimed_sol_bot and type /scan followed by your wallet address. The bot checks all six categories above and returns a full breakdown in seconds.
Here’s what a typical scan result looks like:
Number of empty token accounts and the SOL locked in each
Program buffers with reclaimable rent
Deactivated stakes ready to close
Spam NFTs that can be burned for SOL
Token-2022 accounts with recoverable deposits
Any unclaimed DeFi rewards
The scan is read-only. Nothing happens to your wallet — the bot simply reports what’s there.
If there’s SOL to reclaim, tap the claim button and you’ll be taken straight to unclaimedsol.com with your wallet pre-loaded. The scan happens in Telegram — the claim happens on our audited web app. We designed it this way intentionally: your wallet signature never touches a Telegram bot.
Set Up Alerts for Reclaimable SOL
You don’t need to remember to scan. Use the /alerts command to subscribe up to 5 wallets. Whenever new reclaimable SOL is detected — whether from a new empty token account, a freshly deactivated stake, or an incoming spam NFT — you’ll get a message right in Telegram.
This is especially useful if you trade actively. Every swap you make can leave behind an empty account. Instead of scanning daily, let the bot notify you when it’s worth claiming.
You can remove wallets anytime with /alerts remove.
Reclaim SOL Telegram Group Scanner
The bot isn’t just for private chats. Add it to any Telegram group and members can type /scan <wallet_address> to check their own wallets right in the conversation.
This makes it useful for:
DAO treasuries — scan the multisig to see if there’s reclaimable SOL the DAO is missing.
Alpha and trading groups — members can quickly check their wallets between trades without switching apps.
Community channels — let your members discover locked SOL they didn’t know about. It’s a genuine value-add for any Solana-focused group.
Validator communities — members with deactivated stakes can find and close them directly.
To add the bot to a group, open /menu and tap “Add bot to group.” Group admins can control whether the bot responds to all members or only specific roles.
Leaderboard and Contests
Use /leaderboard to see who’s reclaiming the most SOL. The leaderboard tracks total SOL reclaimed and updates in real time. You can switch between daily, weekly, and monthly rankings to see who’s on top.
We run regular contests and giveaways tied to the leaderboard. Top claimers get rewarded — follow our X account for announcements on active contests and prize pools.
What Makes This Different from Other Solana Tools?
Most Solana Telegram bots are trading bots — they help you buy and sell tokens. This bot does something completely different. It’s a wallet scanner that finds SOL you already own but can’t access because it’s locked in on-chain accounts.
There’s no trading, no token swaps, no private key input. You paste a public wallet address, the bot reads on-chain data, and tells you what’s reclaimable. That’s it.
A few things that set the Unclaimed SOL bot apart from other wallet cleanup tools:
Audited by CyberScope. The on-chain program that handles claims has been independently audited. This isn’t a random script closing your accounts — it’s a verified program with transparent fee logic.
On-chain fee enforcement. Our 5% fee on token accounts is enforced by the smart contract itself, not by a backend server. You can verify exactly what you’re paying before you sign.
Cashback. We return 1% on every claim. No other cleanup tool does this.
No private key required. The Telegram bot only needs your public wallet address to scan. When you’re ready to claim, you sign the transaction with your own wallet on our web app. Your keys never leave your control.
Why We Built a Way to Reclaim SOL on Telegram
Our users asked for it. We looked at where our traffic comes from and how people use the product, and a huge portion of our user base lives inside Telegram. They’re in trading groups, DAO channels, and community chats. Asking them to open a browser, navigate to a website, and paste their address is friction we wanted to remove.
Now the workflow is: see a message in your group, type /scan, see the result, and decide if it’s worth claiming. The whole discovery step happens where you already are.
We also heard from group admins who wanted to offer wallet scanning as a utility for their members. Adding the bot to a group takes 10 seconds, and suddenly every member can reclaim SOL — Telegram becomes the starting point instead of a browser.
Security and Trust
We take security seriously because we know how sensitive wallet interactions are in crypto. Here’s how we handle it:
CyberScope audit. Our on-chain program has been audited by CyberScope, one of the leading blockchain security auditors.
No private keys. The Telegram bot only reads public on-chain data. It never asks for your seed phrase, private key, or wallet password. Ever.
On-chain transparency. The fee structure (5% on token accounts) is enforced by the smart contract. You can verify this on-chain before signing anything.
Claim happens on our web app. We intentionally keep the claim flow on unclaimedsol.com where you connect your wallet and sign with your own key. No transactions happen inside Telegram.
Listed on Phantom’s app directory. We’re one of the tools listed in Phantom’s curated app directory, alongside our partnerships with Solscan, SOL Sniper, and ScanMurai.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Telegram bot free to use? Yes. Scanning is completely free. You only pay a fee when you actually claim SOL through our web app.
Can I claim SOL directly in Telegram? No. The bot is a scanner — it shows you what’s reclaimable. When you’re ready to claim, it links you to unclaimedsol.com where you connect your wallet and sign the transaction.
How much SOL can I reclaim? It depends on your wallet activity. Casual users typically find 0.01–0.1 SOL. Active traders who’ve touched hundreds of tokens can find 0.5 SOL or more. We’ve seen wallets with over 2 SOL in reclaimable accounts.
Is it safe to paste my wallet address in a Telegram group? Yes. Wallet addresses are public by design on Solana. Anyone can look up any wallet address on a block explorer. The bot just makes that information easier to read.
What wallets are supported for claiming? When you’re ready to claim, our web app supports Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and any wallet that supports Solana’s wallet adapter standard.
How often should I scan? If you trade regularly, once a week is a good habit. Or just set up /alerts and let the bot tell you when it’s worth checking.
Get Started
The easiest way to reclaim SOL: Telegram is open, paste your address, and see what’s locked. No signups, no downloads, no wallet connection needed for the scan.
Open @unclaimed_sol_bot or search for @unclaimed_sol_bot in Telegram. Type /scan and paste your wallet address.
Want to add it to your group? Tap “Add bot to group” from /menu and you’re set.
Claim SOL cashback is one of the simplest ways to get more value from every successful Unclaimed SOL claim.
Every eligible claim can add 1% cashback in real SOL to your cashback balance. That means you are not just recovering SOL that was already yours, you can also build toward an additional SOL payout over time.
What Is the Unclaimed SOL Cashback System?
The cashback system is designed to reward successful claims with real SOL, not points, not credits in an app-only wallet, and not an airdrop token.
When your claim is eligible, Unclaimed SOL calculates 1% cashback from the verified claimed amount and adds it to your cashback balance. Once that balance reaches 0.05 SOL, you can request a payout.
The headline number is straightforward: 1% of the verified claimed amount.
If you claim 0.10 SOL, the cashback is 0.001 SOL. If you claim 1 SOL, the cashback is 0.01 SOL.
The important detail is the word verified.
Unclaimed SOL does not just trust a client-reported amount. Instead, the system checks the claim transaction on-chain and uses that verified data to determine the cashback credit. That matters because it keeps the cashback system fair, prevents inflated reports, and ties rewards to actual successful claims.
Why On-Chain Verification Matters
A cashback system is only useful if users can trust it. On-chain verification is what gives this one credibility.
Instead of blindly accepting a number from the frontend, the verification flow checks the claim signatures and validates that the transaction matches a recognized claim path. That means cashback is based on what really happened on-chain, not what a browser tab says happened.
For users, that creates three advantages:
It protects the cashback pool from abuse.
It keeps rewards aligned with real successful claims.
It makes the system more transparent and defensible.
In practice, that means cashback is tied to actual claim value, not marketing math. You can inspect and check every claim on Solscan or Orb.
What Counts Toward Cashback?
The cashback system is designed around eligible cleanup claims. That can include successful claims tied to reclaiming SOL from supported claim flows, including token-account cleanup, program-account cleanup, stake-related claims, and supported rewards claims.
The core idea is consistent: if the claim is recognized and verified, it can contribute to cashback.
Why This Is Different From Typical “Rewards”
A lot of crypto reward systems sound generous but end up being hard to use, hard to value, or impossible to redeem. Real SOL cashback is different because the value is obvious.
You do not need to guess what it might be worth later. You do not need to convert reward points. You do not need to hope for token liquidity.
You earn SOL.
That simplicity is one of the strongest parts of the system. It also makes the payout threshold easier to understand. With the threshold now set to 0.05 SOL, smaller but consistent claims can reach a payout sooner.
Who Benefits Most?
The users who benefit most from cashback are usually the ones who make claims repeatedly over time.
If you periodically clean up dormant token accounts, old program accounts, or other supported claimable balances, your cashback can accumulate steadily in the background. A single small claim may not move the balance much, but repeated claims can.
That makes cashback especially useful for:
active Solana users with older wallets
users who revisit cleanup over time
wallets with multiple claim opportunities instead of one large claim
Final Takeaway
If you are already reclaiming SOL, cashback makes the result better.
Unclaimed SOL’s cashback system adds 1% in real SOL on eligible verified claims, tracks your cumulative balance, and unlocks payout once you reach 0.05 SOL. The system is designed to reward actual on-chain claim activity, which is exactly how a cashback model in crypto should work: simple, verifiable, and tied to real value.
If you have claimable SOL sitting in old accounts, claiming it is already a win. Earning cashback on top makes it even better.
If you’ve been on Solana for a while, your wallet is probably carrying some baggage.
Old tokens you don’t remember. Accounts from projects you tried once and forgot. Small bits of SOL locked away as rent, quietly doing nothing.
That’s where Claimy comes in.
Claimy is the official mascot of Unclaimed SOL, and his mission is simple: find forgotten SOL and help you reclaim it.
No hype. No tricks. Just wallet cleanup.
Who is Claimy?
Claimy is a small green character with a sharp eye for unclaimed SOL.
He hangs out inside Solana wallets, scanning through token accounts that haven’t been touched in ages. When he finds SOL locked as rent, he gets excited – because that SOL isn’t lost. It’s just waiting to be claimed.
