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SOL reclaim

When you buy or receive a token on Solana, it is held in a separate token account linked to your wallet. An account derived for your wallet and the token is called an associated token account (ATA). Creating that account requires a small SOL deposit, called rent, to keep its data on the blockchain.

Selling all of a token does not always close its token account. The empty account can remain open with that SOL deposit still inside. SOL reclaim closes eligible empty accounts and returns the deposit to your wallet, minus the fees shown in the preview. It does not sell or burn tokens.

  1. Open HQ → Manage Wallet → Trench SOL Reclaimer.
  2. Review the empty accounts and estimated return.
  3. Tap Confirm Reclaim to close the displayed batch.
Illustrative SOL reclaim preview with three fake empty-account addresses, estimated return, confirmation, cancellation, back, and rescan controls.
Illustrative example · fake addresses and sample values · Tap to enlarge
Field / buttonMeaning
Total eligible accountsEmpty accounts that qualify for reclaim.
Accounts in this batchAccounts included in this operation. A batch closes up to 10.
Mint / Balance / SolscanThe token mint and zero balance; the link opens its empty token account.
Est. return after feeEstimated SOL returned after the displayed Trenchy fee and estimated network fee.
Confirm ReclaimSubmit the account closures.
Cancel / BackLeave without confirming this batch.
RescanCheck again for eligible accounts and updated amounts.

The default service fee is 1%; the preview shows the current rate. The estimate includes the network fee; if that estimate is unavailable, rescan. Scan again for any remaining accounts.

If no accounts qualify, nothing is closed. If a transaction is submitted or uncertain, check its status before retrying.