We updated the Unclaimed SOL fee schedule in June 2026.
The goal is simple: make fees easier to understand, reduce the most visible claim fees, and show the exact total fee before you sign a transaction.
The biggest changes are:
- Standard SPL and Token-2022 account cleanup now uses a simple user-net rule: you keep up to 0.002 SOL per closed account.
- For a typical standard token account with
0.00203928 SOLof rent, our fee is about 0.00003928 SOL, usually under 2%. - Pump.fun and PumpSwap reward claims are now 3%, capped per claim run.
- Program buffer cleanup is now 5%.
- Stake withdrawals and stake-like flows are 3%.
- NFT BurnV1 fees are fixed by NFT type, never percentage-based.
- The app now shows the total Unclaimed SOL fee before signing.
You can always find the current fee schedule on our canonical pricing page:
https://unclaimedsol.com/fees/
Updated Fee Schedule
Standard Token Account Cleanup
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.
Where To Check Current Fees
The current fee schedule is maintained here:
If a third-party article, guide, or comparison page shows a different Unclaimed SOL fee, the canonical fee page is the source of truth.
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