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Sol Cleaner Review 2026: Reclaiming Rent SOL on Solana

Sol Cleaner is a non-custodial Solana tool that closes empty token accounts and returns the locked rent, about 0.002 SOL each. The fee is the main open question, and little is published about the team or audits.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 5, 2026

DappsAtlas score

5.5/10

Mixed

Our verdict on Sol Cleaner

5.5/10

Sol Cleaner suits Solana users with many empty token accounts who want to recover small amounts of locked rent SOL without handing over custody. Its main strength is a clear, narrow purpose: closing empty accounts, with about 0.002 SOL reported back for each. The main caveat is transparency. The fee is disputed between sources, and no audits or team information are published. Use it cautiously, check the fee in the transaction preview, and keep any tokens you may still want.

Score breakdown

How Sol Cleaner scores

Security: 4.5/10
Ease of use: 7.5/10
Fees: 4.0/10
Features: 5.0/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Sol Cleaner?

Sol Cleaner is a utility for Solana wallets. It finds empty SPL token accounts and closes them so the rent locked inside is returned as SOL. Search listings describe it as non-custodial and say it recovers about 0.002 SOL for each empty account.

The tool is aimed at people who trade many tokens, join airdrops or buy memecoins, since those habits leave behind many unused accounts. One listing positions it as a free alternative to other wallet cleaners, though a competing service claims it charges a flat 5%.

A token called CLEANER on Solana is also listed on price-tracking pages with a very small market cap of about 4.2K dollars. How the token relates to the tool is not explained in the sources found. The project does not publish team details, audits or a licence in the material available.

How Sol Cleaner works

Every token your Solana wallet has ever held lives in its own token account. Solana requires a small refundable rent deposit to keep each account open, which is roughly 0.002 SOL. When you sell, swap or move out a token, the empty account stays behind and the deposit stays locked.

Sol Cleaner scans a connected wallet for these empty or unused accounts and builds a transaction that closes them. Closing returns the deposit to your wallet, minus any network fee and any service fee. Because the tool is described as non-custodial, you sign the transaction yourself and it does not take possession of your funds.

Some listings also mention burning dust, meaning tiny leftover token balances. Burning destroys the tokens permanently, which lets their account be closed too. This is irreversible, so it should only be used on tokens you no longer want.

6 features

Key features

Empty account closing

Closes SPL token accounts that hold a zero balance and returns the rent deposit to your wallet.

Dust burning

Search listings say it can burn small leftover token balances so those accounts can also be closed and refunded.

Non-custodial design

Described as non-custodial, so you connect your own wallet and approve each transaction rather than depositing funds.

Rent reclaim per account

Listings cite about 0.002 SOL recovered for each empty token account.

Unused account cleanup

Described as targeting unclaimed and unused accounts left behind by airdrops, swaps and memecoin trading.

Associated CLEANER token

A CLEANER token on Solana is listed on price-tracking pages, though its link to the tool is not detailed.

Pros and cons

What we like

Solves a real Solana housekeeping problem by returning locked rent SOL
Described as non-custodial, so funds stay in your own wallet
Closing empty accounts does not destroy any assets
Simple single-purpose tool, easy to understand
Reported to support burning dust tokens as well as closing accounts

Watch out for

Fee is unclear: one competing service reports a flat 5% fee, while another search result describes the tool as free with no fee
Audits, team and company details are not published in the sources found
Linked CLEANER token has a very small market cap, so it is a high-risk, illiquid asset
Each closed account returns only about 0.002 SOL, so the benefit is small unless a wallet has many empty accounts
Closing or burning accounts is permanent, and mistakes with token selection cannot be undone

Sol Cleaner fees

Sol Cleaner's fee is not clearly published in the sources found. One competing wallet-cleaner service says Sol Cleaner advertises a flat 5% fee, while a separate search listing calls it a free cleaner with no fee. These claims conflict, so treat the fee as unconfirmed.

On top of any service fee, normal Solana network transaction fees apply to each batch of closures. The exact figures would appear in the wallet's transaction preview before you approve, and you should compare that to the rent you expect to recover.

Is Sol Cleaner safe?

Sol Cleaner is described as non-custodial, so it should not hold your funds, but you still sign transactions that close or burn accounts. Read each wallet prompt, check what is being closed, and never approve requests you don't understand. Wallet-cleaning tools are a common lure for phishing clones, so confirm you are on the correct site.

The project does not publish audits, team identities or a regulatory status in the sources found. The CLEANER token has a very small market cap and is likely illiquid and speculative, so only risk what you can afford to lose. This is not financial advice.

6 steps

How to get started with Sol Cleaner

1
Open the official Sol Cleaner site and check that the address matches the one linked from its official social account.
2
Connect a Solana wallet such as Phantom or Solflare that you control.
3
Review the list of empty and unused token accounts the tool finds.
4
Deselect any account or token you want to keep, especially anything you may still use.
5
Check the service fee and network fee shown in the transaction preview.
6
Approve the transaction in your wallet and confirm the returned SOL on a Solana explorer.

Who Sol Cleaner is for

Active Solana users, such as traders, airdrop hunters and memecoin buyers, who have accumulated many empty token accounts and want to reclaim the rent. It is less useful for wallets with only a few accounts, where the recovery would be small.

Sol Cleaner FAQs

What is Sol Cleaner?

It is a non-custodial Solana wallet cleaner. It closes empty or unused SPL token accounts in your wallet so the SOL rent locked in them is returned to you. It also offers burning of dust tokens, according to search listings.

How much SOL can I get back?

Listings describe about 0.002 SOL recovered for each empty token account closed. The total depends on how many empty accounts your wallet holds. Network fees and any service fee reduce what you keep.

Does Sol Cleaner charge a fee?

The sources conflict. One competing service advertises that Sol Cleaner takes a flat 5%, while a search listing calls it a free cleaner with no fee. Check the fee shown in the app before you sign anything.

Is closing a token account safe?

Closing an empty token account does not destroy any assets, because the account holds a zero balance. Burning is different and permanently destroys tokens, so only burn tokens you are sure you no longer want.

Is there a Sol Cleaner token?

A price listing shows a token called CLEANER on Solana with a market cap of about 4.2K dollars and a total supply of about 993.83M. You do not need the token to close empty accounts, as far as the sources show. Treat it as a very high-risk asset.

What is rent on Solana?

Rent is a small SOL deposit that Solana requires to keep a token account open. It is refundable when the account is closed, which is why unused accounts can be cleaned for a SOL refund.

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