Claim SOL by PumpDev
Claim SOL by PumpDev is a Solana tool that recovers rent from empty token accounts along with unclaimed pump.fun creator fees and trading cashback.
What is Claim SOL by PumpDev?
Claim SOL by PumpDev scans a Solana wallet for reclaimable SOL, including rent deposits of about 0.002 SOL held in empty token accounts, unclaimed pump.fun creator fees, and pump.fun and PumpSwap trading cashback. Any address can be checked without connecting a wallet, while claiming requires connecting a wallet and approving a single transaction. The tool closes only empty token accounts and does not take custody of funds or keys. Checking is free, and claims carry a 2% fee on the amount recovered plus the Solana network fee. A keyless HTTP API offers the same flow for bots that manage many wallets.
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