# Unclaimed SOL

> Claim SOL from your unused Solana accounts

Unclaimed SOL is a Solana dust collection tool. It scans wallets for reclaimable SOL locked in unused accounts, stakes, and rewards, letting traders, developers, and everyday users review and claim funds through their own wallet.

Unclaimed SOL is a Solana dust collection tool that helps wallet holders recover SOL locked in unused accounts. It scans wallets for reclaimable value in empty token accounts, deactivated stake accounts, program buffers, and eligible rewards. The service is aimed at Solana traders, developers, and everyday wallet users who accumulate dormant accounts over time.

Each Solana account requires a small rent deposit to stay open, and that deposit remains locked once an account is no longer used. Unclaimed SOL scans a wallet address using public on-chain data, free of charge, and shows the reclaimable SOL, the accounts involved, and the fee before any transaction is signed. Users retain control throughout, since scans are read-only and claims require signing directly from their own wallet without sharing private keys or seed phrases.

The offering includes a software development kit for burning and closing SPL token accounts, a REST API for querying on-chain claimable data, and a Model Context Protocol server that lets AI assistants scan and claim dormant SOL. These tools are used by individual wallet holders reclaiming rent, as well as developers and agent workflows integrating recovery functionality into other applications.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Productivity & Tools
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2025-01-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/unclaimed_sol

## Products

- [Unclaimed SOL](https://thegrid.id/profiles/unclaimed_sol): Unclaimed SOL is a dust collector application that scans Solana wallets for reclaimable SOL locked in unused accounts. It identifies empty token accounts, deactivated stake accounts, program buffer accounts, and eligible protocol rewards, then lets users close or claim them to recover the underlying rent. Users connect a supported Solana wallet, review the accounts and fees before signing, and execute recovery transactions themselves without sharing private keys. The service also surfaces supported airdrop and vested token opportunities with links to official claim sites, and integrates swap functionality for claimed tokens. (Dust Collector, Live, Main Product)
- [Unclaimed SOL SDK](https://thegrid.id/profiles/unclaimed_sol): The Unclaimed SOL SDK is a JavaScript developer package that lets developers build burn-and-close transactions for unused Solana token accounts directly into their own applications. It exposes functions to construct transactions against the Unclaimed SOL program, which developers then sign and submit through their own Solana connection. The package is distributed for independent integration outside the main Unclaimed SOL dashboard. (Developer Tooling, Live)
- [Unclaimed SOL REST API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/unclaimed_sol): The Unclaimed SOL REST API is a developer service that exposes wallet-scanning and claim-detection functionality through hosted HTTP endpoints. It allows third-party applications to query reclaimable SOL data for a given wallet address without embedding the SDK directly. The API is documented separately from the main dashboard and is intended for independent integration by partners and developers. (OnChain Data API, Live)
- [Unclaimed SOL MCP Server](https://thegrid.id/profiles/unclaimed_sol): The Unclaimed SOL MCP Server exposes wallet rent-recovery and claim-detection data through a Model Context Protocol interface for AI agents and assistants. It allows large language model applications to query reclaimable SOL information for a wallet address programmatically, without a custom integration. The server is documented as a separate AI-tooling product alongside ChatGPT and OpenClaw integrations. (MCP, Live)

## Links

- [Main](https://unclaimedsol.com)
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- [GitHub](https://github.com/unclaimed-sol)

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