Burn tokens from the wallet

Burning destroys tokens for good: they leave the supply and never come back. Closing the account of a token that ended up empty returns the rent the network charged for it to exist — around 0.002 SOL per account.

Connect the wallet, load the tokens, tick what you want to burn and how much. Each batch is simulated on-chain before a signature is asked for, and the button only unlocks once you type the confirmation word.

It is a paid tool: it keeps 10% of the rent reclaimed when accounts are closed. Burning without closing reclaims nothing and is not charged — a slice of zero is zero.

Burning lowers the token's balance in your wallet. If you burn the whole balance, you can tick “close the account” in the same operation — and then the rent comes back to you.

An account already at zero balance can be closed directly, without burning anything: it is just reclaiming its rent.

It does not burn wrapped SOL (wSOL) or touch an account frozen by the issuer: the first becomes “close” (which unwraps and returns the SOL), the second stays blocked with the reason. Closing is only allowed when the burn zeroes the balance, because the network requires a zero balance to close.

It does not charge on what it does not reclaim, and never charges more than it returns. Closing wSOL — which returns the SOL you wrapped yourself — is free.