What this site can and cannot do

Written to be checked, not believed

Crypto runs on people asking you to trust them. You should not have to. Everything below can be verified against the chain or against your own wallet screen, and where something is genuinely a risk we say so instead of rounding it off.

What we can see

All of this is already public on Solana before we ever look at it:

• Your public wallet address.
• How many token accounts it has, which are empty, and how much SOL is in them.
• The signature of any claim you complete.
• A shortened form of your IP address, kept only to stop abuse, and never linked to anything.

No email, no name, no tracking cookies, no third party analytics watching you. The QR codes for phone wallets are drawn on our own server rather than by an outside service, so nobody else even learns that you opened the dialog.

What we cannot do, at all

• We cannot see a private key or a seed phrase. They never leave your wallet. There is no field on this site that accepts one and there never will be.
• We cannot sign anything. A signature can only be made by your wallet, on your device, after you press approve. A website simply does not have that power.
• We cannot move funds in the background. Nothing changes on Solana without a signed transaction, and every signature is a prompt you see.
• We cannot touch a token you still hold. The Solana token program refuses to close an account that has any balance in it. That is enforced by the chain, not by our good behaviour.

The honest part, which most sites skip

You will read "connecting a wallet is completely safe" on a lot of pages. That is not quite true and believing it is how people get drained.

Connecting on its own gives a site your public address and the ability to ask for a signature. That much is harmless. The risk is never the connection, it is the transaction you approve afterwards. A malicious site can connect politely and then present a transaction that empties your wallet, and if you approve without reading it, it is gone.

So the thing that protects you is not a promise from us. It is that you read the transaction before approving it, here and everywhere else.

What is actually in our transaction

There are only two kinds of instruction in anything we ever build, and you can confirm this on any explorer:

• CloseAccount on the SPL token program, which returns the deposit from an empty account to you.
• One SystemProgram transfer for the service amount, which is shown on screen and inside your wallet before you approve.

There is no approve or delegate instruction, which is what a drainer uses to help itself later. There is no setAuthority, which is how ownership gets taken. If you ever see either of those in a transaction from any site, reject it immediately.

Before you are asked to sign anything, the site also runs every batch through a Solana node as a test. If a batch would fail, you find out before a wallet popup appears, which means a failure costs you nothing.

Test it with nothing at risk

This is the strongest thing you can do, and it works on any site, not only this one. Do not take our word for anything:

• Move your SOL and tokens out of the wallet into another wallet you control.
• Leave roughly 0.003 SOL so the wallet can pay the Solana network fee.
• Run the claim and watch it land.
• Move your funds back.

The empty accounts are not affected by moving your balance, so the full amount is still recoverable. And the worst possible outcome is a wallet that had 0.003 SOL in it.

Rules that keep you safe everywhere in crypto

• Never type a seed phrase into a website. Not for a claim, not for support, not for a giveaway, not ever. There is no legitimate reason.
• Read every transaction before approving. Your wallet shows what it does. Ten seconds of reading beats any amount of trust.
• Check the domain letter by letter. Copies of popular tools with a swapped character are the single most common way people lose funds.
• Use a separate wallet for trying new sites. Keep your main holdings somewhere that never signs anything experimental.
• Do not turn on auto approve. Some wallets offer it. It removes the exact protection that keeps you safe.
• Be suspicious of urgency. Real money does not expire in ten minutes. Pressure is a technique, not a deadline.

Where the responsibility sits

We built the tool and we stand behind how it works, but the signature is yours. You approve the transaction, it is your wallet that executes it, and we cannot reverse anything on a public blockchain once it is confirmed. Please read the disclaimer, it is short and it is written plainly.

Read the claim walkthrough