# Reclaim SOL Tool

## 🔹 What Is the SOL Reclaim Tool?

Every time you interact with the Solana blockchain, new token accounts may be created.\
Each account requires a small deposit of **rent-exempt SOL** (currently \~0.002 SOL).

Over time, wallets accumulate **empty token accounts** that still hold SOL.\
The Reclaim Tool scans your wallet, finds these accounts, and lets you **close them to reclaim your SOL**.

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## 🔹 Why Use It?

* **Recover Lost SOL** – Free up small amounts that add up over time.
* **Declutter Your Wallet** – Remove unused token accounts.
* **Safe & Non-Custodial** – You always sign the transaction, and SOL goes directly back to your wallet.
* **Gas-Free for Empty Wallets** – If your balance is 0, we cover the transaction fee.

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Our tool only closes accounts that are completely empty.\
If you’re holding worthless tokens, you can first swap or remove them, then use the reclaim tool to recover your SOL.
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## 🔹 Steps

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### Connect your Wallet

We support majority but mostly tested with Phantom and Solflare
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### Our tool scan your wallet for empty accounts

This is done automatically, nothing required from your side
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### Press Claim button

Based on amount of empty token accounts you will see possible amount of received funds
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### Sign transaction

Your empty accounts will be closed, and the reclaimed SOL will be sent directly back to your wallet.
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## 🔹 Example

* Found 3 empty token accounts
* Each holds \~0.002 SOL
* Total reclaimed: **0.006 SOL**

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&#x20;Even small recoveries add up – reclaim often and keep your wallet clean.&#x20;
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### 🔹 Reclaim client

Reclaim CLI is an open-source local client for reclaim.mwh.app that helps users automate large reclaim jobs without clicking through repeated wallet popups. It checks a wallet, shows how many accounts can be reclaimed and the estimated SOL returned, then signs and executes the reclaim flow locally using the user’s own machine.

```
git clone https://github.com/MarketWhaleApp/reclaim-cli.git
cd reclaim-cli
```

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You can ask Codex, Claude Code, Cursor or any other AI agent to go through AGENTS.MD and do all the setup
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### 🔹 FAQ

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<summary><strong>Is it safe?</strong></summary>

Yes – all transactions are signed directly by your wallet. We never touch your keys or funds.

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<summary> <strong>How much SOL can I get back?</strong></summary>

Usually between 0.002–0.05 SOL, depending on how many accounts your wallet has accumulated.

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<summary><strong>Who pays the fee?</strong></summary>

If your wallet has 0 SOL, we cover the fee. Otherwise, it’s deducted from the reclaimed amount.

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<summary><strong>Is there a way to automate this?</strong></summary>

Yes. If a reclaim requires many transactions, you can automate the process with **Reclaim CLI** instead of approving each wallet popup manually. The client runs locally, uses your existing `reclaim.mwh.app` flow, and signs transactions from a private key stored on your machine, making batch reclaim much faster for larger wallets.

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