Choose Bulk Close or Single Account mode, import wallets, scan token accounts, and apply filters such as Closable Only, Selected Only, or Only Empty. This bulk account close flow surfaces visible rows, selected rent, and retry states, making it easier to reclaim sol rent from eligible accounts before submitting the closure set.

This page is useful when cleanup requires more than manually checking and closing token accounts one by one. One interface combines scanning, filtering, rent-based sorting, stats, and retry handling, which makes large cleanup passes easier to validate before execution. It also helps prioritize the rows with the most recoverable rent first.

Unused token accounts can leave small amounts of locked rent scattered across wallets after repeated trading, testing, or token activity. This page turns that into a structured spl account cleanup workflow so teams can claim sol from empty accounts without rebuilding the same checks every time. Filters, wallet summaries, selected-rent visibility, and retry controls make it easier to decide which accounts are worth closing before any transaction is sent.

That is especially useful when the goal is to recover rent sol across many rows instead of chasing accounts one by one. Because the table surfaces closable, empty, selected, success, and failed states together, operators can focus on the highest-value closures first and revisit only the rows that still need work. If tokens still need to be removed before closure, use Batch Collector. If a balance should be destroyed before cleanup, go to Burn Tokens. For wallet sets that may later need another cleanup pass, Wallet Generator supports the creation side of that lifecycle.