Solana Token Burner

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This Sol Incinerator alternative helps you burn Solana tokens with full, partial, or specific amount modes from one advanced terminal. Scan wallets, filter balances, review planned burns, and execute batch transactions with visibility over fees and row status. It is built for operators who need to burn Solana tokens across one or many wallets, not just a basic single-token flow for cleanup.

Burn Terminal

Mode

Burn Mode

Target Mint (CA)

Selected Wallets0Rows0Selected Token USD$0.00Planned Burn0.000000Planned Burn USD$0.00Estimated Tx0Success0Failed0Frozen0

Token Rows

Only LP Tokens

SelWalletTokenAvailPlanStatus

No token rows yet. Run scan to load tokens.

About this tool

How Token Burner works

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Choose mode and scan tokens

Pick Wallet Scan to load balances from the connected wallet, or Multi Wallet + Single CA to target one mint across pasted private keys. Click Scan Wallet Tokens to load rows.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The terminal covers the same single-token cleanup use case but adds row-level preview, multi-wallet runs, retry-only-failed, LP filtering, and Token-2022 support. That makes it easier to manage larger burn jobs than a basic burner page can offer. Note: this tool is built specifically for Solana SPL and Token-2022 assets. If you are looking for a sol incinerator for BNB or other chains, this page does not support those networks, it is a Solana-only burning terminal.

Yes. Three burn modes are available: Full Burn empties the row, Partial Burn applies a percent of the available balance, and Specific Burn uses a fixed amount per row. Planned values update live as you change modes.

Paste one private key per line and provide a target mint address. The tool scans each wallet for that token, loads balances into rows, and prepares burn actions across all valid wallets in one coordinated batch.

Retry Failed runs only rows whose status is FAILED from the previous run. Successful and idle rows are skipped, so you can resolve transient RPC or congestion issues without rebuilding the entire execution set.

Yes. The burn instruction permanently removes the burned amount from circulating supply for that mint. This is different from Revoke Mint, which stops future minting but does not destroy tokens that already exist. To stop new supply being minted entirely, follow up with Revoke Mint Authority.

Yes. The terminal detects LP-style rows from token name and symbol and shows them with an LP badge. Toggle Only LP Tokens to filter the table down to LP rows when liquidity cleanup is the focus.

In practice, there is no single destination you manage manually on this page. The tool handles the burn instruction directly, while the Solana burn address concept usually refers to where tokens are sent or destroyed in burn-related discussions. Here, you select rows and the transaction handles the permanent removal at execution time.

Burning destroys existing token balances and reduces circulating supply. Revoke Mint Authority prevents any new supply from being created in the future. Teams often use both actions together, burn first for supply cleanup, then run Revoke Mint to lock supply permanently afterward.

There is no platform fee. The only cost is the small Solana network fee, shown before you run the burn.