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# Photon
To reclaim SOL from your Photon trading bot using Sol-Incinerator, follow these steps:
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**Important**: Photon displays your private key only once during the initial wallet creation. If you did not save it at that time, there is no method to retrieve it later.
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## How to recover SOL from Photon
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### **Retrieve Your Private Key**
If you saved your Photon wallet's private key during its creation, locate it securely. If not, unfortunately, you cannot proceed with these steps, as the private key is essential for accessing your funds.
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### **Import Private Key into Wallet**
To Import your Private Key into your wallet, please select one of the wallet options listed below and follow the provided instructions:
* [Phantom](/import-to-wallets/phantom.md)
* [Solflare](/import-to-wallets/solflare.md)
* [Jupiter Mobile](/import-to-wallets/jupiter-mobile.md)
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### **Reclaim SOL with Sol-Incinerator**
Import the key into your wallet, then open [Sol-Incinerator](https://sol-incinerator.com/). Fun mode’s **Claim SOL** closes empty token accounts and also claims available pump.fun rewards and a rent refund when you have them. It does not burn tokens. To choose groups yourself, switch to Pro mode and use **Reclaim**.
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