Burn Solana tokens, with every step explained.

From wallet to receipt

1. Connect a compatible Wallet Standard wallet, such as Phantom or Solflare. The burner uses Solana mainnet and real tokens.
2. Select the token by its mint address. Enter an exact amount, or choose 25%, 50%, or Max. Nothing is selected in advance.
3. For a full burn, optionally close the empty token accounts. This returns their rent deposit to your wallet when the accounts are eligible.
4. Review the amount, remaining balance, token rules, app fee, network fee, and any reclaimed SOL. SolanaBurner refreshes balances and simulates the transaction.
5. Approve in your wallet. The burn, optional closure, and app fee execute together. A failed transaction can still incur a Solana network fee.
6. Wait for finalization, then choose a Poofie design, download the receipt, or share the proof link.

How much does it cost to burn Solana tokens?

SolanaBurner charges 0.00002 SOL per transaction, even when your tokens are held in multiple accounts. Solana’s network fee is shown separately before approval. There is no extra account-closure fee, and all recovered account rent goes to the connected wallet. SolanaBurner adds no priority fee.

Do token transfer taxes apply?

A native burn reduces the tokens in your account and the mint’s supply. It does not transfer tokens to another account, so the Token-2022 transfer fee is not applied. Exchange trading fees do not apply either.

Previously withheld transfer fees are separate from your spendable tokens. They cannot be burned by the account holder and can prevent closure. SolanaBurner shows a notice and keeps the account open. Transfer hooks and other unsupported extensions are blocked, with a reason shown before signing.

What can I burn?

Ordinary SPL fungible tokens and supported Token-2022 tokens. SolanaBurner excludes NFTs, SOL, wrapped SOL, frozen accounts, multisig and delegated burns, and extensions it cannot safely handle. Very large numbers of token accounts may not fit in one transaction; SolanaBurner rejects these rather than splitting your burn.

Can a burn be undone?

No. A successful burn permanently destroys those token units. A mint authority may still be able to create new tokens later, so a burn does not guarantee permanently fixed total supply or any price increase.

What does “verified receipt” mean?

The transaction succeeded and finalized on the chosen network, and its burn amounts, balance changes, fee payment, and optional closures match SolanaBurner’s rules. The artwork is a presentation of those facts. It does not establish who operates a wallet or constitute a security audit.