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SolRecover Review 2026: Reclaiming Solana Rent

SolRecover finds empty Solana token accounts and helps close them to reclaim their rent deposits, charging 1.9% of the recovered SOL. It offers a simple wallet-based alternative to using the command line, but users should check the transaction details and scan coverage before signing.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 6, 2026

DappsAtlas score

7.2/10

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Our verdict on Solrecover

7.2/10

SolRecover suits Solana wallet users who want a guided way to close empty token accounts rather than using command-line tools. Its main strength is a clearly stated 1.9% fee, with recovery amounts and transaction details shown before signing. The main caveats are that the fee is avoidable through the Solana CLI, a small SOL balance is needed for network costs, and the scan may miss accounts when Token-2022 scanning is unavailable. An audit is not published, so review wallet prompts carefully.

Score breakdown

How Solrecover scores

Security: 5.0/10
Ease of use: 8.0/10
Fees: 8.0/10
Features: 7.0/10

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 Solrecover?

SolRecover is a wallet-based tool for reclaiming SOL rent deposits from empty Solana token accounts. It scans a connected wallet, shows accounts it considers eligible, and builds transactions to close them. The site says users sign the transactions in their own wallets and do not provide seed phrases.

SolRecover charges 1.9% of the recovered amount and says it returns the remainder to the user's wallet. It also supports referral links, with 1% of referred recoveries paid to the referrer from the service fee. The interface warns that Token-2022 scanning may sometimes be unavailable, so the scan may not find every eligible account.

How Solrecover works

Solana token accounts require a SOL deposit to remain open. When an account is empty, closing it can return that rent deposit to the wallet. SolRecover scans a connected wallet for accounts it identifies as empty and presents them for recovery.

The service says it builds transactions locally and requires the user to sign them in their own wallet. It batches closures in groups of up to 20 accounts. The recovered SOL is split in the transaction: 98.1% goes to the user's wallet and 1.9% to SolRecover, alongside the network fee.

5 features

Key features

Account scanning

Scans a connected wallet for empty token accounts whose rent deposits may be recoverable.

Wallet connections

Supports recovery through wallet connections including Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, and others listed on the site.

Batched closures

Groups account closures into transactions of up to 20 accounts, with additional batches for larger wallets.

Published service fee

Displays a 1.9% service fee, taken from the recovered SOL in the same transaction.

Referral rewards

Offers referral links that pay the referrer 1% of referred recoveries from the service's fee, without increasing the user's stated 1.9% fee.

Pros and cons

What we like

Clearly states a flat 1.9% service fee and the user's expected share of recovered SOL.
Shows estimated recovery and fees before wallet approval.
Supports batched account closures, up to 20 per transaction.
Provides a visual alternative to closing accounts through the Solana CLI.

Watch out for

The 1.9% service fee reduces the SOL you recover; the Solana CLI is another option if you want to avoid a service fee.
A small amount of SOL is needed to pay network fees before recovery.
The recovery scan may not show every account; the interface notes that Token-2022 scanning can be unavailable.
SolRecover does not publish an audit or detailed information about its team.

Solrecover fees

SolRecover charges a flat 1.9% of the SOL recovered. It says 98.1% goes to the user's wallet and that the service fee is split in the same transaction as the account closures. Referral rewards are paid from the service's fee, according to the site.

Users also pay Solana network fees. The site estimates these at about 0.000005 SOL, but fees may vary. The interface displays the recovery amount, service fee, referral amount, and network fee before the user signs.

Is Solrecover safe?

SolRecover says scans are read-only, transactions are built locally, and signing happens in the user's wallet. It also says it only closes accounts with zero token balances. These are descriptions of the service's design, not an independent security assessment; users should review each transaction before signing.

SolRecover does not publish an audit in the information on its site, and detailed team and regulatory information is not published. Its interface warns that Token-2022 scanning may be unavailable, so users should not assume a scan is exhaustive.

5 steps

How to get started with Solrecover

1
Connect a supported Solana wallet, such as Phantom, Solflare, or Backpack.
2
Run the wallet scan and review the accounts it identifies as empty.
3
Check the estimated gross recovery, service fee, network fee, and net amount.
4
Inspect the transaction details in your wallet, including which accounts will be closed.
5
Approve the transaction in your wallet to close the accounts and receive the recovered SOL.

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Who Solrecover is for

SolRecover is for Solana users with empty token accounts who want a wallet-based recovery flow and are willing to pay a 1.9% service fee for it. Users comfortable with command-line tools may prefer the Solana CLI, which the site describes as a way to recover without paying SolRecover's service fee.

Solrecover FAQs

What does SolRecover do?

SolRecover scans for empty token accounts and closes them so their rent deposits can be returned to your wallet. The service takes a 1.9% fee from the recovered SOL.

Is SolRecover safe to use?

SolRecover says its scan is read-only and that transactions are built locally and signed in your wallet. You should still inspect the transaction shown in your wallet before approving it, including the fee recipient and the accounts being closed.

How much does SolRecover charge?

The stated service fee is 1.9% of the recovered amount, with 98.1% going to your wallet. You also pay Solana network fees; the site estimates these at about 0.000005 SOL, but actual network fees can vary.

Can I use SolRecover without SOL in my wallet?

The service requires enough SOL in your wallet to pay the network fee. If your wallet has no SOL, SolRecover says you need to obtain a small amount before starting recovery.

Can I recover Solana rent for free?

Yes. SolRecover describes itself as a visual interface for recovery and says users can instead close empty accounts with the Solana CLI, paying network fees but not SolRecover's service fee.

Does SolRecover offer gambling or betting?

The service is a wallet-based tool, not a gambling product. If you use any online gambling service elsewhere, check that it is legal where you live, follow age requirements, and gamble responsibly; gambling should be 18+.

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