Excess lamports stranded above the rent-exempt floor of SPL token mints — visible, frozen, and recoverable. Only the keyholder can sign. The keys never leave the browser.


MANIFESTO
When lamports are sent directly to a token mint address, they get stuck above the account’s rent-exempt minimum. The withdraw_excess_lamports instruction (SIMD-0266) makes that excess recoverable — but only by whoever controls the keys.
That’s launchpads holding mint keypairs at scale, and token teams who saved their original keypair. If that’s you, the SOL is yours to reclaim.

Statistic that proves our success across the system and rocess
RECOVERABLE
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MINT ACCOUNTS
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scanned & ranked
RENT-EXEMPT FLOOR
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everything above is yours


HOW IT WORKS
A simple and understanding way of how it works and how you can navigate through it
We index every SPL mint account and rank the recoverable excess above the rent-exempt floor.
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Paste any mint to read its live authority state and determine who can sign.
SECOND
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Build the withdraw_excess_lamports transaction, sign client-side, and sweep the SOL.
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RECOVERY PATHS

If the mint authority is still live, the designated wallet signs the recovery transaction directly. No keypair handling required.

Most SPL tokens revoke authority. Recovery then requires the original mint keypair — used to sign locally in your browser, then wiped from memory.

Two transfers in a single transaction. The fee split is enforced on-chain, so there's no upfront cost and no trust required.
ONBOARDING
Keypairs are read locally, used to sign the transaction in memory, and wiped immediately after.
Nothing is transmitted to any server. The fee split is enforced on-chain — so trust isn’t part of the deal. For large recoveries, run the open-source script yourself.
No upfront cost. No keys leave your machine.

