Burn Solana NFTs and Reclaim Rent

Because selling or sending an NFT moves the NFT but leaves its account behind, still holding about 0.002 SOL of refundable rent. Nobody cleans these up automatically. If you have traded NFTs for any length of time you may have dozens sitting there, and closing them costs you nothing because they hold nothing.

No. It is destroyed on-chain and cannot be recovered by us, by you, by a marketplace, or by the project that made it. There is no undo and no support route. If you are not certain something is worthless, check its floor price before ticking it.

Only ones you tick yourself. The pre-selected rows are exclusively the empty accounts, where the NFT is already gone. Anything you still hold requires a deliberate tick from you, because that is the difference between tidying up and destroying something.

The suspicion is well founded, and fake incinerators are a common drainer disguise. What happens here: the tool builds one transaction that burns exactly what you ticked and closes those accounts, your wallet shows it to you, and you approve it. The SOL goes to your own address. We never hold your keys and cannot alter the transaction after you have seen it.

About 0.002 SOL for each account closed. That is small individually and adds up across a wallet full of dead mints and sold NFTs. The tool totals it before you sign so you can decide whether the clean-up is worth doing at all. Burning an NFT you still hold returns the same 0.002 SOL from its token account: its metadata and edition accounts keep about 0.0085 SOL more, which only Metaplex's own burn returns, and this tool does not use it. The total says how much that is before you sign.

Because a flat fee makes no sense on amounts this small. A clean-up that returns a fraction of a SOL cannot sensibly carry the same charge as a token deploy. Taking a share of the recovery means you always end up net positive and we are paid nothing when there is nothing to recover.