PocketChange is a non-custodial wallet management tool designed to help you consolidate, clean up, and recover on-chain assets across multiple networks.
As you use crypto over time, wallets naturally accumulate small balances, old tokens, inactive positions, airdrops, and unused accounts. These assets are often spread across networks and become difficult to track, value, or manage. Many wallets and explorers are optimized for active trading, not long term cleanup, which causes small or inactive balances to be overlooked.
PocketChange exists to solve this problem.
PocketChange scans your wallet, surfaces detected assets, shows their current value, and allows you to manage them in a single flow. Instead of switching between explorers, wallets, and decentralized exchanges, you can clean up a wallet and recover usable capital in minutes.
With PocketChange you can:
- Sell tokens in a single action
- Consolidate positions across your wallet
- Close inactive or vacant token accounts, including unused token accounts on Solana
- Reclaim locked balances associated with unused accounts
- Route proceeds to any destination wallet you choose
All actions are executed fully on-chain through decentralized exchange liquidity. You approve each transaction directly from your wallet, and your wallet remains fully under your control at all times.
PocketChange is non-custodial. It does not take control of your wallet, does not move funds on its own, and does not require granting persistent wallet permissions.
PocketChange is multichain and currently supports Solana, Ethereum, Binance Chain, and Base. Each network is handled independently. You select a network, PocketChange scans your wallet on that network, and all actions execute entirely on-chain.
PocketChange is not a wallet, not a trading bot. It is a utility built specifically for cleanup and capital recovery. The goal is simple: make it easy to see what you own, decide what to keep, and convert the rest without friction.
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