Question 1

Is Rent is Due safe to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Rent is Due is fully non-custodial. Your private keys never leave your wallet. Every transaction is reviewed and signed by you — we can only close accounts you explicitly select. No funds are ever held by Rent is Due.

Question 2

Can Rent is Due access my funds?

Accepted Answer

No. Rent is Due never holds your funds or private keys. It only initiates transactions that you sign in your own wallet (Phantom, Backpack, or Solflare). Every action requires your explicit on-screen approval.

Question 3

What are empty token accounts and why do they hold SOL?

Accepted Answer

When you receive any Solana token, approximately 0.00204 SOL is reserved as a rent deposit for the SPL token account. After you transfer or swap the full token balance, the account becomes empty — but your SOL stays locked inside. Closing these vacant accounts refunds that locked rent back to your wallet.

Question 4

What fee does Rent is Due charge?

Accepted Answer

Rent is Due charges 2.5% of the SOL you recover. There is no upfront cost — the small fee is deducted only from the rent you successfully reclaim. You never pay out of pocket.

Question 5

How many accounts can Rent is Due close at once?

Accepted Answer

Rent is Due can close up to 90 empty token accounts in a single wallet approval using Jito bundles and Solana Address Lookup Tables (ALTs). This is significantly more than standard tools that are limited to 20 accounts per transaction and require multiple approvals.

Question 6

What is a Jito bundle and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

Jito bundles are groups of Solana transactions submitted atomically to Jito block engine validators. They either all land together or none of them do, eliminating partial failures. Rent is Due uses Jito bundles by default to ensure your account closures are fast and reliable.

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