NOXR is Solana Wallet Intelligence.
Scan public wallets for reclaimable SOL and cleanup opportunities — then recover where eligible, with you in control.
Not a wallet. Not a custodian. Not a “guaranteed profit” bot.
@Qusai7801379872 Move anything left to a fresh wallet with a new seed, revoke approvals on the drained wallet, and ignore anyone offering “recovery” in DMs. Save the tx hashes/logs and report them to Phantom; stolen funds usually can’t be reversed.
@CryptoManzze@phantom@solana@Raydium@solanamobile@JupiterExchange@SolanaFloor If you didn’t sign those transfers, treat the wallet as compromised: move any remaining assets to a fresh wallet, revoke approvals, and ignore anyone offering “recovery” in DMs. A free read-only scan in bio can help spot leftover accounts—never share your seed.
Burn and close aren't the same thing on Solana.
Burning destroys the tokens. On its own, it can leave the empty token account behind, still holding its rent deposit.
Closing the account is the step that sends that SOL back to you.
NOXR shows which empty accounts can be closed, and Dust Cleaner is live for small leftover balances. You pick, review, and sign every step.
Link in bio.
#Solana #SOL
@Latuche95@solana if you touched one, revoke old approvals and close the dead token accounts after — keeps the wallet clean and brings the rent back. you sign every step
Weekend wallet reset, three passes:
1. Check for risky token approvals you forgot about
2. Sweep small leftover balances into SOL with Dust Cleaner, where eligible
3. Close the empty token accounts and get the rent back
It starts with just your public address. You pick what to clean, review it, and sign every step.
Link in bio.
#Solana #SOL
The session ends. The clutter doesn't.
A day of rotations leaves a trail: a few cents of this, a few cents of that, too small to bother selling one by one, each sitting in its own token account.
Dust Cleaner is live in NOXR. It turns eligible leftover balances into SOL and closes those accounts. Not every token qualifies, and you pick, review, and sign every step.
Link in bio.
#Solana #SOL
What does a read-only wallet scan actually look at?
You paste a public address. That's it. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign.
NOXR then checks for:
- empty token accounts still holding rent
- small leftover balances Dust Cleaner can turn into SOL
- risky token approvals
- token risk signals like mint and freeze authority
Nothing moves unless you choose to clean up, review it, and sign every step.
Link in bio.
#Solana #SOL
@YokaiCapital If you touched it, revoke any old approvals and check the wallet for empty token accounts after the cleanup. Don’t sign anything you didn’t initiate.
@fluffycrypt the cleanup after a rug is the part people forget — dead token accounts can still hold rent. worth checking before you move on; you sign every close.
Got a random NFT you never minted? Don't click it.
Spam NFTs usually point you to a "claim" site. The site is the trap, not the NFT.
Leave the link alone. The token account it opened still holds a small SOL rent deposit, and you can clean that up later on your own terms.
NOXR scans your public address read-only, so you can see what's sitting in your wallet without connecting anything. When you clean up, you pick, review, and sign every step.
Link in bio.
#Solana #SOL
@SolanaFloor@MetaMask Good call exiting affected validators. Wallet side, this is a solid reminder to review stale approvals and token accounts before signing anything—especially while the incident is being contained.
@ChemistDeFi@blockaid_ 100% — token metadata is untrusted input too. I treat unknown assets like executable junk: don’t interact, review approvals, and close empty ATAs after the dust settles. The wallet should be boring.
Quick check: how many token accounts is your wallet carrying right now?
Not tokens you hold. Accounts. Every coin you've bought, received or been airdropped opened one, and it stays open after the balance hits zero unless you close it.
If you've been trading for a few months, it's worth a look.
NOXR scans your public address and shows which empty accounts can be closed and which small balances Dust Cleaner can clean up. You pick, review, and sign every step.
Link in bio.
#Solana #SOL
@bankrbot@Chekimon4 Rent/fees blocking a transfer is classic Solana. Worth checking for stale empty token accounts locking rent too — free wallet audit in bio if you want a second look.
@virtualbacon Getting rugged is expensive education 😭 After the lesson, I’d still do the boring cleanup: revoke old approvals, burn dead tokens, and close empty accounts to reclaim the rent. Every step should be signed by you.
Hiding a token in Phantom doesn't close it.
The spam airdrop or dead meme disappears from your list, but its token account is still on-chain, still holding a small SOL rent deposit.
Only closing the account gets that SOL back to you.
NOXR scans any public address and shows what can be closed. You pick what to clean, review it, and sign every step.
Link in bio.
#Solana #SOL
Every SPL token account on Solana holds about 0.002 SOL in rent.
One dead account isn't much. But 30 or 40 of them from old memes, airdrops and LP positions add up, and most people never check.
NOXR scans any public address and shows which accounts can be closed. Dust Cleaner is live too, for turning tiny leftover balances into SOL on supported tokens. You pick what to clean, review it, and sign every step.
Link in bio.
#Solana #SOL
@blknoiz06 Long view is right—wallet hygiene is the boring infrastructure layer too. Revoke old approvals, then close dead ATAs after rotations so stranded rent doesn’t just sit there.
Signed something sketchy? Order matters.
1. Revoke token approvals you don't recognize
2. If you think your key is exposed, move what's left to a fresh wallet
3. Close the dead token accounts last, so the rent goes to a wallet you trust
NOXR scans any public address for free. You pick what to clean, review it, and sign every step.
Link in bio.
#Solana #SOL