Supported wallets
Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and standard Solana wallets.
Find locked SOL across stale accounts, stakes, NFTs, rewards, and recovery flows. Review every item. Then sign with your own wallet.


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Unclaimed SOL scans beyond basic empty token accounts. It also checks program accounts, deactivated stake accounts, and other account types. Each one can hold SOL that already belongs to you.
Before you approve anything, the app shows the SOL you can claim, the accounts involved, and the fee taken from the result.
You keep control of your wallet throughout the process. No private keys or seed phrases are required, and every transaction is reviewed and signed in your own wallet.
Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and standard Solana wallets.
Token cleanup keeps a 0.002 SOL floor for you. Reward and recovery fees are listed. Fees
You review the accounts and sign each transaction yourself.
Audit, public claim records, and safe usage checks. Security
Every Solana account holds a small deposit called rent. The deposit keeps the account open on the network. When you stop using an account, that SOL stays locked inside it. You can close the account and get the rent back. This is what people mean by claim SOL, or reclaim Solana rent.
Most of this locked SOL sits in empty token accounts. Your wallet opens a token account each time you receive a new token. Once the balance hits zero, the account is no longer needed, but the rent is still there. Old wallets can hold many of these. Trading wallets, bot wallets, and developer wallets often hold even more.
The wallet scan checks more than empty token accounts. It also looks at Token-2022 accounts, deactivated stake accounts, program accounts, and eligible rewards. Each of these can hold SOL that already belongs to you. The scan is free, and it runs before you connect or sign anything.
Before you sign, you see the full picture. The app shows the SOL you can claim, the accounts it will close, and the fee taken from the result. You check each item and sign in your own wallet. We never ask for a private key or a seed phrase, so you stay in control the whole time.
Fees are shown up front, so there are no surprises. Standard token cleanup lets you keep most of the SOL from each account. You can open the proof page to confirm the domain, the audit, the program, and the fee wallet first. Clear fees and an open record are what make safe wallet signing simple.
Active Solana wallets often build up locked SOL in more than empty token accounts. It can sit in many places. That includes old token accounts, program accounts, deactivated stakes, and other accounts you no longer need.
Unclaimed SOL finds those accounts, estimates what your wallet can receive after fees, and lets you approve each transaction yourself.
The service is built to be clear before you sign. You get plain fee details, supported wallet guidance, the security and verification facts, and support links in the page and the docs.
Need a citation-ready monthly snapshot instead of the live recent-claims feed? See the State of Unclaimed SOL.
Transparent record of recent claims and on-chain transaction links
Works with Phantom, Backpack, Solflare, and other standard wallets
Preview the SOL you can claim and the fees before you sign

Each record in our recent-claims table links to an on-chain account. Click any wallet address to open that account on Orb. You can then check its transactions yourself.
Public claim records and clear fees show how the service works. The security and verification hub lays out the proof before you sign.
Solana creators have compared Unclaimed SOL with Sol Incinerator-style cleanups in their own videos. This is a third-party example, not a guarantee that every wallet will show the same result.

“the fact that unclaimed sol found Solana sitting in my wallet that I couldn't reclaim with sol incinerator is kinda crazy to me”
Resource hub
First, connect your wallet. We scan for empty token accounts, program accounts, and other accounts that can return SOL. You review the amount, the fee, and the transactions. Then you sign with your own wallet.
The service never asks for a private key or seed phrase. You sign every transaction in your own wallet. The security and verification hub lists the domain, audit, program ID, fee wallet, recovery vault, and safe usage checks. Read them before you start.
No. Connect a supported wallet such as Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack and sign the transactions there. You should never paste a private key or seed phrase into a claiming tool.
Unclaimed SOL shows the SOL you can claim, the fee, and the accounts it will close before you sign. It works with major Solana wallets. It also documents the security model and help resources in the docs and FAQ.
Standard token cleanup lets you keep up to 0.002 SOL per account. The fee is usually under 2%. Pump and PumpSwap rewards are 3%, capped at 1 SOL or 100 USDC. Stake is 3%, and other rewards or recovery flows are 15%. The amount shown is the exact amount you receive.
Yes. You can reach support on Discord. The site also includes wallet guides, a security and verification page, a fee page, and a public FAQ. When you contact support, include the current app version: 5.0.0-db1b8ba