Burn Solana Tokens
A true on-chain burn: the token supply is reduced, the token account is closed, and the rent deposit comes back to your wallet. Spam tokens, dead bags, dust - gone for good.
What this does: for each token you pick, we send the SPL burn instruction (the token's circulating supply drops on-chain and explorers show it as burned), then close the empty token account so its ~0.002 SOL rent deposit is refunded to you. Empty accounts can be selected too - closing them is pure rent recovery.
Burning is irreversible. The full balance of each selected token is destroyed. Tokens you created on this platform are blocked for your protection.
Locking liquidity instead? That's the Burn LP tool.
Connect your wallet to begin
Use the Connect Wallet button in the header. We read your token balances so you can pick what to incinerate.
Choose tokens to burn
Select up to 8 token accounts. Frozen tokens cannot be burned, wrapped SOL is never shown, and tokens you launched here are blocked.
Your token accounts
Confirm & burn
One approval in your wallet covers the platform fee, every burn, and every account close - a single atomic transaction. If anything fails, nothing is charged.
Platform fee: 0.1 SOL flat, however many tokens you select (max 8 per burn). Signed by you in your wallet - non-custodial.
Sending tokens to the "incinerator address" does not burn them
A common mistake: transferring tokens to 1nc1nerator11111111111111111111111111111111 and expecting explorers to show them as burned. They won't. A transfer just moves tokens to another wallet - one nobody holds the keys to. The tokens are unrecoverable, but the circulating supply never changes, so Solscan and wallets still count them as existing. Worse, once they're sitting at the incinerator address, no tool can properly burn them anymore - only the account's owner can sign a burn, and nobody owns that address.
A real burn uses the SPL Token burn instruction, signed by you while the tokens are still in your wallet. That reduces the mint's supply on-chain, shows as "Burn" on explorers, and lets the now-empty token account be closed so the rent deposit comes back to you. That is exactly what this tool does.
Why not pay 0.5 SOL elsewhere?
Some incinerator tools charge up to 0.5 SOL for their "stuck token" flows. There is nothing exotic about a burn: it's one instruction plus an account close. We charge a flat 0.1 SOL for up to 8 token accounts in one transaction, and the rent refunds (~0.002 SOL per account) go to you, not us. Comfortable with the command line? spl-token burn and spl-token close do the same thing for pennies - this tool is for doing it safely in one click, without installing anything.
What can be burned here?
Regular SPL tokens and Token-2022 tokens you hold - spam airdrops, dead meme coins, dust balances.
Empty token accounts - nothing to burn, but closing them still refunds the rent.
Frozen accounts - the token program itself rejects burns while an issuer freeze is active.
Wrapped SOL - that's real SOL; unwrap it in your wallet instead of destroying it.
Tokens you created on SOLTokenLaunch - blocked so you can never torch your own supply by accident. To burn LP tokens and lock liquidity, use Burn LP.
Burning versus just sending tokens away
Sending tokens to a "dead" address hides them but does not reduce anything: explorers still count them in the supply. A real burn uses the token program's burn instruction, so the token's on-chain supply drops by exactly that amount and Solscan records it as a burn. That is the version that counts if you are burning supply to show holders, and the one this tool uses.
After the burn, the empty token account is closed and its rent deposit, about 0.002 SOL per account, goes back to your wallet. Wallets fill up with airdropped spam and dead tokens over time, and each one is holding that small deposit.
Is it worth it for the rent?
Honestly, only partly. Eight accounts return about 0.016 SOL in rent, and the fee for a run of up to eight is 0.1 SOL. The reasons to use it are a clean wallet, getting rid of spam tokens that link to phishing sites, and a verifiable supply burn. If you only want the rent back, the fee will usually be more than you recover.
Safety rules built in
Tokens you launched on this site are blocked, so you cannot burn your own project's supply by accident. Frozen accounts cannot be burned, and wrapped SOL is never listed. Everything, including the fee, goes in one transaction, so if any part fails nothing happens and nothing is charged. To burn LP tokens instead, use Burn LP.
How to burn tokens
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Connect your wallet
Use the Connect Wallet button in the header. Phantom, Solflare and Backpack all work, and nothing is signed until you approve it.
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Choose the tokens to burn
Your token accounts are listed. Pick up to 8 per run. The full balance of each one you pick is burned. Frozen tokens, wrapped SOL and tokens launched here are not shown as burnable.
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Approve one transaction
One flat fee of 0.1 SOL covers the whole run. Supply drops on-chain, so explorers show the lower supply.
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Get your rent back
Every account you empty is closed and its rent deposit (about 0.002 SOL each) comes back to your wallet.