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Claim SOL from Empty Token Accounts Left by Securitize's 25 Stock Tokens

November 10, 2026 • By SolPurge Team

On November 2, 2026, Securitize expanded Securitize Stocks to 25 U.S. equities on Solana. Trades settle in USDC, in a wallet Securitize has whitelisted. The first time that wallet holds one of those stock tokens, Solana creates a token account for that mint. USDC settlement uses the wallet's USDC account, created the first time the wallet holds USDC. Each of those accounts locks a SOL rent deposit. Once the balance is zero, closing the account is what returns the deposit. SolPurge can close an empty USDC account in that wallet when the account is not frozen. It does not close a frozen stock-token account, so an empty one that is still frozen stays in the list.

This post is about those token accounts. The November 2 release says it is not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security.

Thirteen more equities, 25 in total

The release says Securitize added 13 U.S. equities, bringing the offering to 25 stocks for eligible investors in the United States, the European Union, and other permitted jurisdictions. The new names are:

  • Arista Networks (ANET)
  • Flex Ltd. (FLEX)
  • Exxon Mobil (XOM)
  • GameStop (GME)
  • Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)
  • Lockheed Martin (LMT)
  • Lumentum (LITE)
  • Merck & Co. (MRK)
  • Salesforce (CRM)
  • Seagate Technology (STX)
  • Texas Instruments (TXN)
  • The Walt Disney Company (DIS)
  • Uber Technologies (UBER)

Those 13 join 12 equities the release says launched in October: AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, GOOG, TSLA, META, AMZN, NFLX, CRCL, SPCX, MSTR, and PLTR. SOLANA·HUB dates that first launch to October 8, 2026. The same article notes that the release writes GOOG, while the product catalog lists Alphabet as GOOGL, Class A. On November 10, 2026, the catalog data served with the Securitize Stocks FAQ still used GOOGL, and the mint metadata name was "Alphabet Class A - Securitize". This post counts that as one equity inside the 25.

The catalog on that date also listed Securitize's own stock, SECZ. The November 2 release does not include SECZ in the 25. SOLANA·HUB reports the same split. The 25 in this post are the equities in the release.

The release says each token is backed 1:1 by an underlying share and represents a security entitlement under UCC Article 8. It says the tokens trade on Solana, with liquidity infrastructure supported by Jump Trading, and that transactions settle in USDC. It also says the companies whose shares underlie the tokens have not sponsored, endorsed, or issued them.

A whitelisted self-custody wallet holds the tokens

The product FAQ, checked again on November 10, 2026, answers "How do I get started, and who can trade?" this way:

Trading is supported using third party self-custody wallets only. To be enabled for trading you are required to set up a Securitize account (and go through the KYC process) and once approved, connect your third party wallet. Once this process is completed, Securitize will whitelist your wallet address, allowing this wallet to interact with the platform. Securities can only move between whitelisted wallets on the platform.

Glassnode's Securitize Stocks page describes eligibility the same way: a Securitize account with KYC and a whitelisted self-custody wallet. That page, as fetched on November 10, still listed the earlier products rather than the November 2 names. The wallet rule is the part used here.

The FAQ puts the securities in the third-party wallet Securitize whitelists. SolPurge closes accounts on the wallet you connect. Empty accounts on a different address are not in that list. The only accounts this cleanup can close are empty accounts in the whitelisted wallet.

The stock and the USDC each leave a token account

A Solana token account stores one mint for one owner. Receiving a stock token opens an account for that mint. USDC settlement uses a USDC account in the same wallet. The catalog's USDC mint is EPjFWdd5AufqSSqeM2qN1xzybapC8G4wEGGkZwyTDt1v. A mainnet read on November 10 showed that mint owned by the SPL Token program, not Token-2022.

Selling the stock down to zero does not close its account. Moving all of the USDC out does not close the USDC account. The rent deposit stays locked either way. Why empty token accounts accumulate covers that leftover in ordinary trading. These stock mints are a narrower case, because they are permissioned Token-2022 mints, covered below.

Solana's close-account guide says closing deletes the account and transfers its lamports, including the storage deposit. The deposit's size depends on the account and on when it was opened. Solana rent reduction (SIMD-0437) is changing that size in steps, so this post does not quote a SOL amount.

Leave an account that still holds the stock, or USDC you still plan to use. Closing is not a sale, and SolPurge does not burn tokens.

How to claim SOL from the empty token accounts

Connect the whitelisted wallet at SolPurge. Check the address bar first. How to verify the real Sol Purge shows the domain and the fee wallet. The button-by-button claim, including the summary you read before you sign, is How to claim SOL from empty token accounts.

SolPurge closes empty SPL Token and Token-2022 accounts. It does not burn tokens. Only a zero balance is closed. Wrapped SOL is the exception: closing it unwraps that SOL. The 6% service fee is on the reclaimed rent only, not on the wrapped SOL. With a referral, half of that fee goes to the affiliate. You also pay the network fee for the close.

For this offering, the empty USDC account in the whitelisted wallet is a normal close when its balance is zero, the account is not frozen, and the app lets you select the row. An empty stock-token account is a candidate only when that row can be selected. If the app shows a reason, that account stays.

Frozen stock-token accounts stay out of the claim

On November 10, 2026, a mainnet read of the catalog mint for each of the 25 equities showed the same shape:

  • The mint is Token-2022. Its owner is the Token Extension program.
  • A freeze authority is set.
  • The default account state extension is frozen.
  • A pausable extension is present, and the mint was not paused.
  • The mint metadata symbol matched the catalog ticker, with names ending in "Securitize".
  • The mint did not include a transfer-fee extension or a confidential-transfer extension.

Solana's default account state guide says this extension sets the initial state of every new token account for the mint, and that accounts which start frozen cannot be used until the mint's freeze authority thaws them. That read was of the mints, not of individual holder accounts, so it does not say whether your account is still frozen.

Solana's freeze-account guide says a frozen account can still be closed when its token balance is zero. SolPurge does not close frozen accounts. The app shows the reason: "Frozen accounts cannot be closed." An empty stock-token account that is still frozen is not one this claim will take.

The same read does not show whether a holder account has a separate close authority. If another wallet holds close authority, SolPurge will not close that account, and the app shows that reason. Some Token-2022 accounts also cannot be closed because of withheld fees or a confidential balance. The app shows those reasons too. They were not extensions on these 25 mints on November 10.

How to reclaim SOL from closed token accounts describes the return after a close that does land. More wallet guides are on the blog.

Claim SOL from empty token accounts in the whitelisted wallet. SolPurge closes an empty SPL Token or Token-2022 account when its balance is zero, does not burn tokens, and charges 6% on the reclaimed rent only. A frozen stock-token account stays in the list.

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