Sol-Incinerator is a non-custodial web app for cleaning up a Solana wallet. Its default Fun Mode scans for empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts, builds the transactions that close eligible accounts, and returns their remaining rent reserve to the connected wallet. Pro Mode exposes destructive burn tools for assets the user deliberately selects.
What you can do
- Close eligible empty token accounts and recover their rent reserve.
- Burn selected fungible tokens, standard NFTs, programmable NFTs, compressed NFTs, editions, domains and supported liquidity-related assets in the advanced interface.
- Use supporting tools such as Jupiter-powered swaps, mass transfers and stuck-token recovery.
Is it a fit for your task?
- Useful for: reclaiming SOL from eligible empty accounts or intentionally removing unwanted Solana assets from a wallet.
- Less suited for: cleanup on networks other than Solana, avoiding wallet signatures, or anyone who cannot confidently review an irreversible burn.
- Account required: no separate product login appears in the public workflow.
- Wallet required: yes. A compatible Solana wallet must connect and sign each transaction.
- Main limits: recoverable amounts vary by account type and current rent rules; service and network fees apply; some claims are skipped when recovery cannot cover costs.
Fees and transaction review
For a standard empty-account cleanup, the current public fee statement says the user receives 0.002 SOL from roughly 0.00204 SOL of reclaimed rent, leaving about 1.93% as the service fee. Other asset types may use different recovery amounts, and normal Solana network fees still apply. The live preview shown before signing is the relevant amount for the transaction.
Security model and irreversible actions
The service states that private keys remain in the wallet and that every action requires the user's signature. Fun Mode does not burn assets. Burns in Pro Mode are permanent, while closing an empty token account does not permanently destroy a token account: a compatible wallet can create it again if the token is received later. The operator's terms state that the smart contracts have not undergone a third-party security audit.