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Risk disclosure
Burning is permanent
Closing an account that holds tokens requires burning those tokens first. Burned tokens are gone forever. A token with no price today may have value later, and that value is destroyed with it.
Price data can be wrong
We label accounts as dust using public price feeds. Feeds can be missing, stale, or manipulated. Always check the token list in the preview yourself instead of relying on the label.
NFTs and receipts
Some NFTs are membership passes, staking receipts, or proof of ownership for something else. Burning such a token can forfeit whatever it represents. If you are not certain, do not include it.
Transactions can fail
Network congestion, RPC errors, or a rejected signature can leave a batch partly complete. Confirmed batches are final; unconfirmed ones simply do not happen. Re-scan afterwards to see the true state.
Recovery amounts are estimates
Rent figures are estimates until the network confirms the close. Network fees reduce the net amount slightly, and estimates shown before signing may differ from the final result.
You accept these risks
By approving a transaction you accept that RefundMySol cannot reverse it, recover burned assets, or compensate for lost value.
Last updated October 2026.