Every detail. No secrets.
What Money Finder is, what it scans, how claims and burns work, and the exact security model — everything before you connect a wallet.
A money detector for your wallet.
Every Solana wallet is holding money that most people never see. Rent locked in token accounts you forgot. Accounts you can close for SOL. Rewards you earned and never claimed. Tokens you deployed that someone is trading.
Money Finder reads the ledger and shows you what's there — then lets you claim the SOL and clean up the rest, with every transaction signed locally in your own wallet.
Three steps. Zero friction.
Scan any wallet
Find the money
Claim and clean
Six tools. One wallet.
Balances
Creator rewards
Stake rewards
Airdrop scanner
Cashback
Incinerator
The numbers, exactly.
The deposit every token account holds. Closing returns it.
Holdings below this USD value are flagged as dust.
Rent from zero-balance token accounts. Sign, close, receive.
Rent from empty accounts — SOL waiting to come home.
Claimed in each protocol's dashboard; Money Finder finds which.
Tokens sent to a permanent burn address. Rent returned.
Your keys. Your call.
Your keys, your call
Nothing is moved without a signature you approve. A reader and signer-of-what-you-agree — never a custodian.
Read-only scans
Wallet scans need zero connection. Your address is the only input; the scan runs entirely in your browser.
No approvals
No token approvals, no allowances, no delegation. Every claim or burn is an explicit transaction you review.
Mainnet only
Real accounts, real rent, real rewards. No devnet, no mock data.
Standard wallets
Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, Coinbase, Trust — any wallet-adapter compatible wallet.
No data stored
No backend database, no address tracking. RPC traffic goes through a same-origin proxy.
Straight answers. No fine print games.
Yes. A scan is read-only: plain RPC queries against the blockchain, run in your browser, no connection required. Scanning can never move funds — it only reads public data.
To claim or burn, yes — those are signed transactions. You connect with a standard Solana wallet, review each transaction, and approve it yourself.
Solana charges a one-time SOL deposit (rent) for every account it stores. Token accounts pay ~0.002 SOL each. When an account is closed, that SOL is returned to the owner. Wallets accumulate dozens of these — it's real, reclaimable money.
Token accounts with a zero balance that still hold rent. They appear in scans as reclaimable. Closing them returns their rent to your wallet. Money Finder batches them so one signature can close many.
A live USD estimate from market price data, indicative rather than guaranteed. The important numbers — balances, rent, claimable SOL — are exact on-chain values.
The tokens are sent to a permanent burn address. Supply decreases, the tokens are gone forever — there is no undo. The token account's rent is returned to you.
The scans and the toolkit are free. Blockchain transactions pay standard Solana network fees from your own wallet — typically fractions of a cent.
No. There is no backend database, no address tracking, no analytics of your scans. Your address only ever exists in your browser tab.
Mainnet-beta only. Real accounts, real rent, real rewards — no devnet, no mock data. If it isn't in the ledger, it isn't on the screen.
Money Finder is an independent, non-custodial tool. Token values shown are indicative market estimates and may differ from executable prices. Solana network fees apply to on-chain actions and are paid from your own wallet.
Burning tokens is irreversible and permanently destroys supply. Always verify every transaction before signing. Nothing on this site is financial advice, and no asset is ever held or managed by Money Finder.
Find your money.
Every Solana wallet is holding something worth finding. Most people never look.