If you have used the same Solana wallet for a while, you may have empty token accounts left over from previous token activity.
You do not need to search for these accounts manually.
Your Free SOL can scan your wallet and identify eligible empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts automatically.
You can use either the Reclaim SOL tool if your goal is specifically to find empty accounts and reclaim their refundable SOL rent, or Wallet Cleanup if you also want to review unwanted tokens at the same time.
Option 1: Find empty accounts with Reclaim SOL
For the simplest workflow, open Reclaim SOL.
This tool is specifically designed to scan for eligible empty token accounts with refundable SOL rent.
Step 1: Connect your wallet
Connect the Solana wallet you want to check.
Connecting your wallet allows Your Free SOL to read the public on-chain data associated with your wallet address.
It does not give Your Free SOL access to your private keys or permission to move your assets.
Step 2: Let Your Free SOL scan your accounts
After connecting, Your Free SOL scans your wallet for eligible empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts.
You do not need to enter token account addresses or search through a block explorer manually.
The scan automatically identifies eligible accounts associated with your wallet.
Step 3: Review the results
Once the scan finishes, review the accounts found.
Your Free SOL shows the eligible accounts and the refundable SOL rent available from them.
At this point, nothing has been closed.
Scanning your wallet only identifies the accounts. You still decide which accounts, if any, you want to close.
Step 4: Select the accounts you want to close
Choose the eligible empty accounts you want to process.
You can review the results and select only the accounts you are comfortable closing.
If you only wanted to check whether your wallet has empty accounts, you can stop here without approving a transaction.
Step 5: Reclaim the refundable SOL
If you decide to continue, review your selection and proceed to the transaction.
Your wallet will ask you to approve it.
After a successful transaction, the selected eligible accounts are closed and their refundable SOL rent is returned to your wallet.
For a more detailed closing guide, see How to Close Solana Token Accounts and Reclaim SOL.
Option 2: Find empty accounts with Wallet Cleanup
You can also use Wallet Cleanup.
The scanning process is similar, but Wallet Cleanup is designed for a broader task.
Instead of showing only eligible empty accounts, it allows you to review:
- unwanted SPL and Token-2022 tokens;
- eligible empty token accounts;
- tokens you may want to burn; and
- refundable SOL rent available from eligible accounts.
This makes Wallet Cleanup useful when you want to review more than just empty accounts.
Step 1: Open Wallet Cleanup and connect
Open Wallet Cleanup and connect the Solana wallet you want to inspect.
Your Free SOL will scan the wallet using public on-chain information.
Step 2: Review what the scan finds
After the scan completes, review the results.
Empty token accounts that are eligible for closing are shown alongside other wallet cleanup items.
Pay attention to the distinction between tokens and empty token accounts.
Finding an unwanted token does not necessarily mean its token account is already empty.
Step 3: Choose what you want to do
Select only the items you actually want to process.
If your goal is only to reclaim SOL from empty accounts, you do not need to select unwanted tokens for burning.
If you also want to clean unwanted tokens from the wallet, Wallet Cleanup lets you handle both types of actions through the same workflow.
Step 4: Review before approving
Check everything selected before continuing.
Your Free SOL does not automatically close accounts or burn tokens simply because you connected your wallet.
Every on-chain action requires your approval.
Which tool should you use?
Both tools can find eligible empty token accounts.
Use Reclaim SOL when your main goal is:
- finding eligible empty token accounts;
- checking how much refundable SOL rent is available; or
- closing selected empty accounts to reclaim SOL.
Use Wallet Cleanup when you also want to:
- review unwanted tokens;
- burn selected unwanted assets;
- close eligible empty accounts; and
- perform a broader wallet cleanup.
If you are only trying to answer "Does my wallet have empty token accounts?", Reclaim SOL is the more focused place to start.
Do I have to close the accounts after scanning?
No.
You can connect your wallet and review the scan results without closing the accounts.
Scanning is read-only.
No account is closed and no other on-chain change occurs until you select what you want to process and explicitly approve a transaction in your wallet.
This makes the tools useful even if you initially only want to inspect your wallet.
How do I know how much SOL is available?
You do not need to calculate it yourself.
After scanning, Your Free SOL shows the refundable SOL rent associated with the eligible accounts it finds.
The amount depends on the accounts in your wallet.
If multiple eligible empty accounts are found, their refundable amounts can add up.
Use the amount shown in the interface for your wallet rather than assuming every account contains exactly the same refundable balance.
Why doesn't an account appear in the results?
The tools are designed to identify eligible empty token accounts that can be processed through the supported workflow.
An account may not appear as eligible if it still contains tokens or does not meet the requirements for closing.
If you see a token balance instead of an empty account, do not assume the account can simply be closed.
Wallet Cleanup may show additional options for unwanted tokens, but burning tokens is a separate action from closing an already-empty token account.
Is scanning my wallet safe?
Your Free SOL uses publicly available Solana data to identify eligible accounts.
Connecting your wallet does not give the platform your private keys or recovery phrase.
The scan itself does not close anything.
If you later decide to reclaim SOL or clean up the wallet, you will be shown the relevant items and transaction details before being asked to approve the transaction.
You remain in control of what is selected and what you sign.
Find your empty token accounts
The easiest way to find out whether your Solana wallet contains eligible empty token accounts is to scan it directly.
For a focused empty-account scan, open Reclaim SOL.
If you also want to review unwanted tokens and clean up the wallet at the same time, open Wallet Cleanup.
Both tools let you review the results before taking action.
For a complete overview of both workflows, see How Your Free SOL Works.
Key takeaways
- You do not need to find Solana token accounts manually.
- Your Free SOL automatically scans for eligible empty SPL and Token-2022 accounts.
- Both Reclaim SOL and Wallet Cleanup can identify eligible empty token accounts.
- Reclaim SOL is the more focused tool for finding empty accounts and reclaiming refundable SOL rent.
- Wallet Cleanup is better when you also want to review unwanted tokens.
- Scanning your wallet is read-only and does not close anything.
- You can inspect the results without approving a transaction.
- Every account closure or other on-chain action requires your wallet approval.
- The refundable SOL available is shown before you decide whether to continue.
Want to check your wallet? Scan for empty token accounts with Reclaim SOL.