Circulating
— SMELT
Reward pool
— SOL
Accounts
State freed

How it works

A plain-English map of Recycler: clean wallet dust, reclaim SOL, earn SMELT, then stake for protocol reward epochs. No ritual sacrifice. Probably.

Protocol loop

Trash accounts become reclaimed SOL, SMELT, and staking rewards.

Recycler closes useless token accounts, routes tiny token leftovers into the Vault, and sends reclaimed rent back to you minus a 5% protocol fee. SMELT is the reward layer. Staked SMELT earns the SOL pool created by fees, liquidations, and donations.

Dust threshold
< $0.10
Rent reclaimed
~0.002 SOL
Protocol fee
5%
Reward epoch
48 hours
Clean wallet flow
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01
Scan

Connect your wallet. Recycler flags SPL token accounts whose token value is under $0.10 and keeps higher-value accounts out of the trash pile.

02
Select

Review the list and deselect anything you want to keep. The interface is a scanner, not an ambush predator.

♻️
03
Recycle

Approve the transaction. Dust tokens move to the Vault, each selected account closes, and roughly 0.002 SOL rent unlocks per account before the 5% fee.

🪙
04
Earn SMELT

Recycler credits 62 SMELT per recycled account. Burnable spam NFTs can earn 124 SMELT because they count as heavier cleanup work.

Dust

What counts as recyclable?

Dust means empty or near-worthless token accounts that still lock Solana rent. Old airdrops, dead meme leftovers, abandoned positions, and forgotten ATA clutter all qualify when their token value is below the dust threshold.

Example: 20 closable accounts unlock roughly 0.04 SOL before protocol fees. Useful money, rescued from the couch cushions of the chain.
SMELT

Why SMELT exists

SMELT is the protocol reward token earned by recycling. Holding SMELT is identity and optional upside; staking SMELT is what participates in SOL reward epochs.

Earned
62 per account
NFT cleanup
124 per burnable NFT
Rewards
Stake to earn SOL
Staking

How reward epochs work

Stake SMELT on the Stake page to receive a proportional share of distributable SOL. Epoch rewards come from recycling fees, Vault liquidations, and direct donations.

Epoch length: 48 hours.
Share math: your effective staked SMELT ÷ total effective staked SMELT.
Forge owners: eligible stakers with a Forge get a 1.25× effective-share boost.
Unstake: 7-day cooldown before SMELT exits the pool.
Vault

Where dust tokens go

Dust tokens are moved into the platform Vault before token accounts are closed. The Vault accumulates tiny balances across users. When one token balance crosses $10 USD, the local liquidator swaps it to SOL through Jupiter routing and adds the result to the next distribution pool.

The Community Treasury section shows pending SOL, recent distributions, liquidations, donations, and Vault token status in one place.

Foundry

Where Forge flavor fits

Foundry is the game layer around Recycler. If you own a Forge, Dashboard and Stake can show the Forge boost and Foundry resources like Ingots. If you do not own one, the core protocol still works normally: recycle, earn SMELT, stake, and receive your share.

Key addresses

Public addresses for verification. Copy them or open Solscan. No mystery box, just chain receipts.

SMELT Mint
SME88J…dXb8
Platform Vault
DgkyF4…u87Z
Staking Pool
9TTxxr…Pdok

FAQ

Is it safe?
Every on-chain action is shown in your wallet for approval. Recycler cannot silently close accounts or take SOL without a signed transaction.
What is the 5% fee for?
It funds the protocol and flows into the SOL reward system for stakers. Tiny toll booth, less goblin than most.
Do I need to stake?
Only if you want SOL reward distributions. You can still recycle and earn SMELT without staking.
Can I lose valuable tokens?
Recycler only flags accounts under the $0.10 threshold, and you can deselect anything before signing.
Why Jupiter?
The liquidator uses Jupiter because it routes across Solana DEX liquidity to get the best available swap path for Vault tokens.
Where do I see protocol money flow?
Use Community → Treasury for pending SOL, Vault tokens, donations, liquidations, and distribution history.