SolPurge Transparency & Safety

At SolPurge, your safety comes first.
This page explains how SolPurge works, how fees are handled, and what you can expect when using our tool.
Our goal is to keep everything simple, clear, and transparent.

Our only official domain is www.solpurge.com. If you reach a page that claims to be SolPurge on any other domain, treat it as unofficial and do not sign a transaction there.

How SolPurge Works

SolPurge helps you clean up empty or unused token accounts in your wallet and return the locked SOL back to you.

• Everything happens on your device.
  We do not build transactions on our server. Your browser constructs everything locally.

• You always sign the transaction yourself.
  Your wallet (Phantom, Solflare, and others) clearly shows what you are approving.

• We never see your private key or seed phrase.
  Your wallet manages all sensitive information.

• Your SOL always goes directly back to your wallet.
  The only exception is the small service fee described below.

Service Fee

SolPurge charges a 6% service fee on the rent recovered when a token account is closed.

Wrapped SOL is unwrapped back to your wallet in full. That balance is not included in the fee.

• The fee is only taken if the cleanup is successful.
  If no rent is reclaimed, you pay nothing.

Fee Wallet Address

All service fees go to this address:

2UWvvHpLjTswWZMvh6VmKPUZPgwqRYDMngXNBraimaML

You can compare this address with the recipient shown in your wallet before you sign, and with the transfers in the confirmed transaction. There are no hidden fees and no extra charges.

What You Will See When Signing

When approving a SolPurge transaction, your wallet will typically display two types of actions:

1. Close Account Instructions

These return SOL from unused token accounts back to you.

2. Transfer Instructions

These send the 6% service fee, calculated only on reclaimed rent.

When no affiliate is involved, that fee is one transfer to the fee wallet. When an affiliate is paid, the wallet shows two transfers that add up to the same fee: one to the fee wallet and one to the affiliate.

The transaction can also include standard compute-budget instructions that set the network priority fee. Beyond those, no hidden transfers, token approvals, or unknown program calls are added.

What SolPurge Will Never Do

SolPurge will never:

• Ask for your seed phrase or private key
• Request permission to move or manage your tokens
• Take any SOL or tokens beyond the stated service fee
• Add hidden instructions or modify your balances
• Use any custom or unknown smart contract
• Hold your funds in custody

You remain in full control at all times.

Why SolPurge Does Not Use a Smart Contract

SolPurge is fully contract-free.
This improves user safety by avoiding:

• Upgradeable contract risks
• Locked or stuck funds
• Unpredictable on-chain logic
• Additional trust dependencies

All actions happen directly through your wallet, providing maximum clarity and control.

Source Code and Verification

The code that builds SolPurge transactions is not published as open source. We do not claim that the repository is public, and this page does not ask you to trust a code review you cannot perform.

You can verify a transaction instead:

• Inspect every instruction your wallet displays before you sign. Your wallet shows the full transaction before you approve it.
• Compare the recipient of the fee transfer with the fee wallet address published on this page.
• After the transaction confirms, open it in a Solana explorer and check the transfers on-chain.
• Check that reclaimed SOL is returned directly to your wallet and that the only outgoing SOL is the clearly displayed service fee.

Security Principles

SolPurge is built on straightforward safety principles:

• All key-related actions stay in your wallet
• We never store keys or request unsafe permissions
• Our service fee is fixed and stated on this page
• Transactions use standard Solana instructions, with no custom program
• You make the final decision on every action

If anything looks unusual or unexpected, you should decline the transaction.