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Jumpbit Wallet Cleaner and Sol Incinerator compared on the facts each tool states on its own site. Jumpbit Wallet Cleaner: Close empty token accounts and reclaim the SOL rent. Sol Incinerator: Non-custodial Solana wallet cleaner that closes empty token accounts to reclaim rent, with an optional burn mode. Updated 12 Oct 2026.
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| Feature | Jumpbit Wallet CleanerBy Jumpbit | Sol Incinerator |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing modelDiffers | Paid● | Free● |
| FeesDiffers | 5% platform fee deducted from recovered rent● | Keeps about 2% of the rent reclaimed from empty token accounts; burning stuck tokens sent to the incinerator address costs a flat 0.5 SOL per operation● |
| Custody | Your wallet signs● | Your wallet signs● |
| Open source | Yes● | — |
Compiled from each tool's own website and docs. Values link to their sources in the table above. Anything a site does not state is left out rather than guessed.
Fees: Jumpbit Wallet Cleaner is Platform fee of 5% of the SOL recovered from closed token accounts; rent about 0.00203928 SOL per account; network fee about 0.000005 SOL per signature. Sol Incinerator is Keeps about 2% of the rent reclaimed from empty token accounts; burning stuck tokens sent to the incinerator address costs a flat 0.5 SOL per operation.
