Solana Guides
What actually locks your SOL up on Solana — rent, token accounts, dead NFTs — and how to get it back, plus the batch tools for doing it across many wallets at once.
SolBack is a batch toolkit for Solana wallets: close empty token accounts and reclaim their actual SOL balances in batches of up to 16 accounts per transaction, burn worthless tokens and NFTs, swap, plus nine batch tools that work across many wallets at once — Rent Collector, Batch Asset Migration, Batch Burn, Batch Query, Batch Send (One to Many), Batch Collector (Many to One), Multi to Multi, Relay Transfer and Wallet Generator — and, since September 2026, a Token Creator that launches an SPL token in one signature and a Token Manager for the authorities you keep.
SIMD-0437 phase 2 of 5 is active as of September 13, 2026: a newly created standard 165-byte token account needs 0.00148844 SOL. Older accounts are not refunded automatically and may still hold more. See the five-phase amounts and how to collect excess SOL.
The transfer and utility tools take nothing at all: Batch Send, Multi to Multi, Relay Transfer, Batch Query and Wallet Generator have no percentage and no fee, so you pay only the Solana network fee. On the tools that recover SOL for you, a donation keeps the site running — 10% of the SOL recovered on the main close-accounts flow, or 5% if you use your own referral link, 10% on Burn Mode and NFT Burn Mode, and 20% of recovered rent on the multi-wallet tools. The two token tools are the one exception to "free or a share": they charge a flat service fee per operation — 0.08 SOL to create a token, 0.016 to 0.048 SOL to manage one — shown before you sign. There is no charge beyond that. The guides below explain the mechanics either way, so they are just as useful if you never touch SolBack.
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SIMD-0437: How Much SOL Can You Reclaim After Phase 2?
The five rent-reduction phases, what older token accounts can release today, and how to collect rent and excess SOL across wallets with SolBack. Amounts before and after fees explained.
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Solana Rent Explained: Why Your SOL Is Locked (and How to Get It Back)
Token accounts hold refundable SOL. New standard accounts currently need 0.00148844 SOL; older accounts may hold more. Here is where that SOL goes and how to recover the actual balance.
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How to Close Empty Solana Token Accounts and Reclaim Your SOL
A step-by-step walkthrough of finding zero-balance token accounts and closing them to get the rent back, batched up to 16 accounts per transaction. No command line needed.
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How to Remove Spam and Worthless Tokens from Your Solana Wallet
Junk airdrops cannot be blocked, and each one sits on a little of your SOL. How to tell worthless from valuable, why selling is the dangerous half, and how burning gets the rent back.
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How to Burn Solana NFTs and Get Your SOL Back
Burning an unwanted NFT closes its accounts and returns the rent to your wallet. What burning does, what it can never undo, and how to do it safely in batches.
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How to Collect SOL and Tokens from Multiple Wallets into One
Sweep dozens of retired farming and bot wallets into a single address. How the keys stay in your browser, how a unified gas payer covers wallets with no SOL left, and what the rent option costs.
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Free Solana Multisender: Batch Send SPL Tokens to Many Wallets
Pay a list of hundreds of wallets in one pass. Batch Send deducts nothing, so the only cost is the network fee plus the current 0.00148844 SOL minimum for each recipient who needs a standard token account created.
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Best Free Solana Wallet Cleanup Tools Compared (2026)
Cleanup is four separate jobs and no tool leads at all four. How to judge one on batching, key handling and what it deducts — and which job each of them is actually built for.
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Sol Incinerator Alternatives: How to Claim Your SOL Back (2026)
An honest comparison of the tools that close accounts and burn assets on Solana, including what each one really costs you. Donation models stated plainly, ours included.
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OKX Wallet Connect Not Working? Fix for Solana dApps
Tapping Connect and nothing happens is almost always a lost redirect, not a broken wallet. The Open in OKX Wallet retry, the in-app browser route, and the network setting that silently blocks it.
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How to Create a Solana Token Without Code (2026)
Name, symbol, supply, logo, metadata and the authority revocations, all in one transaction. What the three accounts cost, what revoking each authority means, and how vanity and clone modes work.
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How to Revoke Mint Authority, Freeze Accounts and Update Metadata on a Solana Token
The three authorities a token creator keeps or gives up, and how to use each one: revoke for good, mint more, freeze or thaw a holder, change the logo and description. Flat fees per operation.
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Solana Vanity Address Generator: Custom Wallet Addresses in Your Browser
Grind an address that starts or ends with the characters you choose, entirely in your browser. How long 3 to 6 characters really take, why a leading 1 is the slowest pattern, and where the keys should go afterwards.
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How to Check Multiple Solana Wallets at Once: Balances, Tokens and Reclaimable Rent
Paste a list of addresses and read each wallet’s SOL, a token balance or the rent locked in its empty accounts, then export CSV. Read-only, no keys, no fee — the step to take before importing anything.
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How to Migrate a Solana Wallet: Move Every Token, NFT and SOL to a New Address
Move everything a wallet holds to a new address in one run, from a connected wallet or a list of keys. What gets skipped, how a gas payer funds empty wallets, and what the optional rent recovery deducts.
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Solana Multi-Wallet Transfer: Send from Many Wallets to Many Wallets in One Run
Pair sending wallets with recipients line by line and move SOL or a token in one run. One independent transaction per pair, so wallets are never linked on-chain; amount modes, timing and fees explained.