Empty token accounts
Zero balance, rent still locked. Closing returns all of it.
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Every empty token account locks about 0.002 SOL in rent. Sweepr finds them, closes them in your own Phantom, and the SOL comes back to you.
Reading the community total…
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Swept back to wallets through Sweepr
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Token accounts closed
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Wallets swept
Paste any address above to look, or connect Phantom to sweep your own. Reading only; nothing is signed until you press Sweep.
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Each transaction is simulated on mainnet before Phantom opens.
Zero balance, rent still locked. Closing returns all of it.
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Worth under $1 or with no market. Burning them destroys the tokens, then closes the account. Nothing here is picked until you pick it.
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If this wallet ever launched a coin, its unclaimed creator fees wait in a vault.
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Sweepr holds no keys and never moves anything you did not pick. Your wallet signs; the network does the rest.
Every token account the wallet owns, on both token programs, priced live. Empties, dust and creator vaults land on one statement.
Each batch of closes runs on mainnet in simulation first. An account the network would refuse is dropped before you ever see the prompt.
Empty accounts are picked for you. Coins you might still want stay unpicked; burning is always your own tap, coin by coin.
Phantom opens with the exact transaction. The rent lands in your wallet in the same block, and the sweep shows up on the public tally.
Every sweep below is a real Solana transaction carrying the sweepr memo. Tap one to see it on Solscan.
The fee is a single transfer inside your sweep, a share of the SOL that transaction recovers and nothing else. Phantom shows it before you sign. Free to scan, free to look.
An account with tokens is only touched when you pick burn on it. Anything worth a dollar or more is never offered for burning.
Every transaction is simulated against mainnet before Phantom opens, then Phantom simulates it again.
Sweepr has no key and no custody. The SOL never passes through anyone else; it returns to the account that paid the rent.