Check the balance of many Solana wallets at once

What it shows

For each address, the checker asks Solana for two things:

• SOL. The wallet’s own balance, in SOL. One SOL is 1,000,000,000 lamports, the unit Solana counts in.
• Coins. How many token accounts the wallet owns that hold more than zero, in both token programs. Each coin a wallet holds sits in its own token account, so this is the number of different coins, NFTs included.

Then it adds the SOL up and shows each wallet’s share of the total, so you can see at a glance which wallets hold most of it.

It does not show prices. A coin’s value depends on which market you ask, and many small coins have none.

Why this is safe to use

You paste public addresses, which anyone can already look up on a block explorer. The page never asks for a key or a recovery phrase and never connects to a wallet, so there is nothing to sign and nothing it can move. A check goes through this site’s own connection to Solana.

If any site asks for your recovery phrase to show a balance, close it. See how Solana wallet drainers work.

Checking more than 10 wallets

Run another batch, or keep the wallets somewhere that shows them together. Most wallet apps show one account at a time; see how many wallets Phantom can hold and how to manage many Solana wallets.

If the point is to bring the SOL into one place, consolidating Solana wallets walks through it, and the rent checker shows the SOL locked in empty token accounts that you can get back first.

Questions

How do I check a Solana wallet’s balance without connecting it?

Paste its public address into a balance checker like this one, or search it on a block explorer such as Solscan. Both only read what is already public on chain. You never need a key to see a balance.

Is it safe to paste my address here?

Yes. A public address can only be used to read what a wallet holds, and that is already public. Never paste a private key or a recovery phrase into any site.

Why does it stop at 10 addresses?

Each check reads Solana twice per wallet plus once for all the balances, and the site paces how fast a visitor can read so nobody can run up its bill. Run another batch if you have more.

Why is a coin I sold still counted?

It is not. A coin you sold down to zero leaves an empty token account behind, and the checker leaves empty ones out of Coins. Closing them gives back their rent; the rent checker counts them.

Sources

• Solana docs: Accounts and lamports
• Solana docs: getMultipleAccounts
• Solana docs: getTokenAccountsByOwner
• Solana docs: Token accounts