rentback

You left SOL in your old token accounts. Take it back.

Every token you ever bought opened a small account with a SOL deposit inside. The token is gone; the deposit is still there. Rentback closes the empty accounts and the SOL returns to your wallet.

rentback

Refund receipt

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Date

Only empty accounts are closed. Accounts holding tokens are never touched.

How it works

  1. Connect your wallet

    Rentback reads your token accounts. Nothing is signed and nothing moves at this point.

  2. Read the receipt

    Each line is one empty account and the SOL it holds. Untick any account you want to keep open.

  3. Approve the refund

    Your wallet shows the SOL coming in before you sign. Approve, and it lands in your balance in seconds.

Where the SOL comes from

Solana stores every token balance in its own small account, and each account needs a deposit to exist, usually around 0.002 SOL. Your wallet paid it the first time you received each token.

Selling the token empties the account but doesn't close it. The deposit sits there until someone closes the account, and only the wallet that owns it can. A wallet that traded 200 tokens can be holding about 0.4 SOL this way.

Solana has been lowering this deposit during 2026, so newer accounts hold less. The receipt shows the exact amount inside each account, never an estimate.

Token account

Tokens0

Deposit0.00204 SOL

close account

Your wallet

Balance+0.00204 SOL

Questions

What exactly does the transaction do?

It closes the empty token accounts you selected and sends the Rentback fee. That is all. It doesn't ask for approvals, doesn't move tokens, and doesn't touch accounts that still hold a balance.

Can I lose tokens?

No. Only accounts with a balance of exactly zero appear on the receipt. Solana itself refuses to close a token account that still holds tokens.

What does Rentback charge?

5% of the SOL it recovers, shown on the receipt before you sign. If there is nothing to recover, there is nothing to pay.

Why is my wallet showing a warning?

Wallets flag sites they haven't seen much yet. Read the preview in your wallet before approving: it should show SOL arriving in your balance and nothing leaving except the fee.

What if I buy one of those tokens again?

Your wallet opens a new account for it automatically and pays the deposit again, the same way it did the first time.