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Burn & reclaim by network

Each chain stores and returns native crypto differently. Read how close, burn, partial percentages, and rebates work before you sign.

Solana (SOL)

Solana locks ~0.002 SOL rent in each SPL token account. Empty accounts can be closed; accounts with balances must be burned first. · Reclaim live

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Close empty accounts

When a token balance hits zero, the token account still exists and holds rent-exempt SOL. Forager builds a CloseAccount instruction that returns that SOL to your wallet.

Burn then close

Accounts with a remaining balance are permanently burned with SPL Burn, then closed if fully emptied. NFTs and fungible tokens use the same flow.

Partial balance burns (25–100%)

Choose 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100% of each selected token balance. Only a 100% burn empties the account and returns rent SOL. Partial burns destroy tokens but leave the account open.

Compressed NFTs

cNFTs use Bubblegum and do not hold standard token-account rent. They can be burned to remove wallet clutter but do not reclaim SOL through CloseAccount.

Partial burns

Rent SOL returns only when the token account balance reaches zero and the account closes.

Before you sign

  • Burns are irreversible — double-check ticker, image, and mint address before signing.
  • LP positions are excluded from burn lists because they represent pool shares, not dust.
  • Legitimate tokens (e.g. BONK, USDC) can be burned if you select them — Forager does not block by default.

Sui (SUI)

Sui stores objects on-chain with storage rebates. Zero-balance coins can be deleted; funded coins and NFTs can be burned or deleted for rebate. · Reclaim live

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Delete zero-balance coins

Empty coin objects still occupy storage. Forager calls destroy_zero to delete them and return the storage rebate in SUI.

Burn token balances

Non-empty coins can be burned at 25–100% of their balance. Tokens are split and sent to an on-chain sink, then empty shells are deleted when fully cleared.

Delete NFTs

NFTs and display objects with the Store ability can be deleted via 0x2::object::delete, returning their storage rebate in SUI.

Native SUI gas

Your main SUI gas coin is never shown in the burn list. Transaction fees are paid separately from reclaimed rebates.

Partial burns

Storage rebates apply when a coin object is fully emptied and destroyed, not on partial balance burns.

Before you sign

  • Coin types (contract addresses) look like 0x…::module::TYPE — verify ticker and image before burning.
  • Objects without Store ability cannot be auto-deleted — they need package-specific logic.

Stellar (XLM)

Stellar locks XLM as reserve for each trustline (custom asset). Removing an empty trustline or burning dust then closing the line returns ~0.5 XLM per line. · Reclaim live

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Remove empty trustlines

A trustline with zero asset balance still locks XLM reserve. Forager builds ChangeTrust with limit 0 to remove the line and return reserve to your account.

Burn dust assets

If a trustline still holds a balance, Forager sends the full amount to the asset issuer (classic Stellar burn path), then removes the trustline in the same transaction.

No partial trustline burn

Stellar requires a zero balance before a trustline can be removed. You must clear the entire asset balance — partial percentage burns are not supported on this chain.

Freighter signing

Connect Freighter on mainnet. Transaction fees are paid in XLM from your account balance, separate from the reserve amounts you reclaim.

Partial burns

XLM reserve returns when the trustline is fully removed after the asset balance reaches zero.

Before you sign

  • Sending dust to the issuer may fail if the issuer account is frozen or does not accept payments.
  • Keep enough XLM for the base account minimum plus transaction fees after cleanup.
  • Liquidity pool shares and native XLM are not trustlines — they are handled differently.

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Planned reclaim networks

Algorand

Algorand locks ALGO in minimum balance requirements for each opted-in ASA. Closing or opting out of unused assets returns that ALGO.

Aptos

Aptos stores coins in resource accounts. Destroying empty coin stores and clearing dust balances reclaims APT locked for storage.

NEAR

NEAR locks tokens in storage staking for contract state and NEP-141 token accounts. Cleaning unused storage returns NEAR.

Ethereum

Ethereum does not lock ETH in token accounts like Solana. Recovery focuses on revoking approvals, clearing dust ERC-20/NFT balances, and closing Safe/AA modules — not rent reclaim.

Base

Base (Optimism stack L2) uses the same account model as Ethereum — no rent reclaim. Recovery means clearing dust tokens and revoking risky approvals.

Polygon

Polygon PoS uses EVM accounts — no SOL-style rent. Recovery will focus on dust POL/ERC-20 cleanup and approval revocation.

Robinhood Chain

Robinhood Chain is an Ethereum L2 (EIP-155 4663). There is no Solana-style account rent — Forager burns selected ERC-20 balances to a dead address and charges a flat ETH platform fee per batch. Prefer swapping when dust has liquidity.

World Chain

World App mini app — forage junk tokens for WLD at forag3r.app/world.

XRP Ledger

The XRP Ledger reserves XRP for trust lines and open offers. Removing unused trust lines and canceling offers returns locked XRP.

Cardano

Cardano locks ADA with native tokens in UTxOs. Consolidating or burning unwanted native assets and closing small UTxOs can reclaim ADA.