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# Burn Tokens. Reclaim SOL.

Reclaim lost SOL by closing empty token accounts and burning spam tokens, NFTs, and abandoned assets — all directly on Solana.

### Why Sol-Incinerator?

Sol-Incinerator is Solana’s original wallet cleanup tool. Since 2021, Sol-Incinerator has processed *millions of wallets*, recovering *millions in SOL* by clearing rent fees (Solana’s storage costs) locked in unwanted or forgotten on-chain assets, including:

* SPL token accounts
* LP tokens
* Solana Name Service (SNS) domains
* Compressed NFTs (cNFTs) — *burned for a clutter-free wallet, even though they don’t carry rent*

Fun mode can also claim available pump.fun rewards and refund surplus rent. It does not burn, and it does not claim creator fees.

### Seamless Token Swapping

With built-in **Jupiter DEX integration**, instantly swap reclaimed SOL for **USDC**, **USDT**, **JUP**, **BONK**, or any token in one seamless, in-app flow.

### Tutorial

Watch the Sol-Incinerator Tutorial to see how easy it is to clean your wallet and reclaim your SOL.

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### Ready to Reclaim Your SOL :question:

### :point\_right: [Launch Sol-Incinerator](https://sol-incinerator.com/)


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