WalletSanity

A defensive audit & cleanup tool for Solana wallets. No signature required to scan.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

WalletSanity is live.

Know what's actually sitting in your Solana wallet.
→ Audit risky permissions
→ Recover SOL from empty accounts
→ Review & clean unwanted tokens and collectibles
→ No signature required to scan

Every write action is reviewed before you sign.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

Degens are back in the trenches

New tokens
New burners
New rugs
Same old story

Meanwhile your old burner wallets might still have SOL sitting in forgotten accounts.

Paste one into WalletSanity and see what's hiding there.
Scan without connecting.
No SOL for gas? We cover it.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

Hey, degen!

Some bags are so dead you can't even sell them.

But the token account they're sitting in can still be worth something.

Burn the trash → Close the account → Get your rent back.

Sometimes the account is worth more than the token inside it.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

You check liquidity.

You check holders.

You check the dev wallet.

You check the chart 47 times.

Meanwhile the wallet you've been trading from for 8 months is full of dead tokens, forgotten accounts and random shit you don't recognize.

Check your own wallet too.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

Sometimes it's literally better to burn the trash than sell it.

Burn it → close the account → recover ~0.002 SOL in rent.

The shitcoin went to zero.

The account didn't.

https://t.co/TBcgoY83Iu

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

Some Token-2022 accounts keep withheld transfer fees inside the account.

So you can see:

token balance: 0

and still be unable to close it.

WalletSanity detects those and leaves them alone for now. They need a separate fee-harvesting flow before the rent can be recovered.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

Token-2022 isn't just "another token standard."

Two Token-2022 tokens can look almost identical in your wallet and behave very differently when you try to clean them up.

I've been dealing with this a lot while building WalletSanity.

Here are a few interesting cases.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

Transfer-fee tokens get more interesting.

If the account has no withheld fees, WalletSanity can still burn the token, close the account and recover the rent.

But a 0 token balance doesn't always mean the account is actually empty.

I learned that one the hard way.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

We cover the network fee → close the eligible account → you get the recovered rent in SOL.

If there's a dead token inside, it can be burned first.

Not every token or account can return rent. Some tokens have special rules.

WalletSanity checks everything before you sign.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

Your wallet is full of dead shitcoins but has 0 SOL left for gas.

Still cleanable.

WalletSanity now supports gasless token burns.

Burn the trash. Keep the SOL.

No need to fund the wallet first.

https://t.co/TBcgoY83Iu

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

This feature actually came from a user suggestion.

They had recoverable SOL in an old wallet, but no SOL left to pay the network fee.

Made too much sense not to build it.

Keep sending feedback. I read all of it and I build the good stuff.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

0 SOL in your old burner?

You can still recover SOL from it.

WalletSanity now sponsors the network fee for eligible recoveries.

No prefunding. No “send gas first.”

Just scan the graveyard.

https://t.co/TBcgoY83Iu

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

Your trench wallet has seen things.

200 rugs.
47 round trips.
Random airdrops.
Dead token accounts.
NFTs you don't remember buying.
Might be time to see what's actually in there.
https://t.co/TBcgoY83Iu

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

How much SOL is hiding in your old trading wallet?

Not asking for your balance.

I'm talking about the SOL sitting in empty accounts from tokens you traded months ago.

Paste the address into WalletSanity.

No connect. No signing.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

You aped 40 memecoins, round-tripped half of them and moved on.

Cool.

Now check the wallet.

Some of those dead token accounts might still have SOL sitting in them.

Paste your trading wallet into WalletSanity. No need to connect.

Go see what's hiding in there.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

Trenchers, I want to see your dirtiest wallets.

Scan an old trading wallet through WalletSanity and show me what it finds. Don't dox the address.

Dead tokens, forgotten accounts, weird NFTs, Token-2022 stuff...

And most importantly: how much SOL was hiding in there?

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

If WalletSanity finds something worth recovering, then you can connect that wallet and clean it up.

Close eligible empty accounts, burn unwanted assets and reclaim the rent where possible.

Scan first. Connect only if there's actually something worth doing.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

If you trench on Solana 24/7, there's a decent chance you have SOL sitting in accounts you forgot about.

Grab the address from your trading terminal and paste it into WalletSanity.

No need to connect anything. Just scan it.

You might be surprised.

[WalletSanity @WalletSanity]

Every token account created along the way can require rent.

Selling the token doesn't necessarily close that account.

Do that enough times across enough tokens and an old trading wallet can end up with a nice collection of empty accounts still holding SOL.