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What is PocketChange?

PocketChange is a non-custodial wallet management tool that helps you consolidate, clean up, and reclaim on-chain assets across supported networks.

With PocketChange, you can sell tokens, consolidate positions, close unused or vacant accounts, reclaim locked balances such as rent on Solana, and route proceeds to a destination wallet of your choice. All actions execute fully on-chain and are approved directly from your wallet.

PocketChange supports multiple networks including Solana, Ethereum, Base, and Binance Chain, with each network handled independently.

How does PocketChange work?

PocketChange coordinates multiple on-chain actions into a single workflow.

You connect your wallet, select the assets or accounts you want to manage, and review the actions that will be executed. Once you approve the transaction from your wallet, swaps and account closures execute fully on-chain using decentralized exchange liquidity.

PocketChange does not take custody of funds, does not intercept transactions, and does not retain access after execution.

Is my wallet safe when using PocketChange?

Yes. PocketChange is non-custodial by design.

It never has access to your private keys, never takes custody of funds, and never initiates transactions on its own. All actions require explicit approval from your wallet.

Does PocketChange control my wallet or funds?

No. You remain in full control of your wallet at all times.

PocketChange cannot move funds, sign transactions, or access assets without your approval. Once a transaction completes, PocketChange has no ongoing access to your wallet.

Do I need to revoke permissions after using PocketChange?

No. PocketChange does not require token approvals or persistent wallet permissions.

There is nothing left behind that needs to be revoked after using the product.

Why can't some tokens be sold?

Some tokens may not have sufficient liquidity or available trading routes on supported decentralized exchanges.

These tokens are skipped automatically and remain in your wallet. No assets are lost or modified.

What are vacant accounts?

Vacant accounts are empty or unused token accounts, commonly found on networks like Solana.

Closing these accounts can reclaim small locked balances such as rent. Only unused accounts are eligible, and nothing is closed without your confirmation.

Where do proceeds go after a transaction?

Proceeds are sent directly to the destination wallet address you specify before confirming the transaction.

You can send proceeds back to the same wallet or to any other address. PocketChange never enforces a destination.

What happens if a transaction fails?

If a transaction fails, no funds leave your wallet and no sale or action occurs.

You can safely retry after checking your wallet state.

Why does the transaction say 'TX Expired. Please Retry'?

This usually happens when the transaction is not signed within the required time window after it appears in your wallet.

If too much time passes before signing, the transaction expires automatically. Simply refresh the page and initiate the action again. No funds are affected when a transaction expires.

Why did my transaction fail after submitting it multiple times?

If the same action is triggered multiple times and the first transaction succeeds, subsequent transactions may fail because the assets have already been sold or the accounts have already been closed.

This does not result in lost funds.

My transaction succeeded, but the token still appears in PocketChange. Why?

In rare cases, there may be a short delay between on-chain confirmation and when the updated wallet state is reflected in the interface.

Refreshing the page usually resolves this. If the transaction is confirmed on-chain, the wallet state will update automatically.

What fees does PocketChange charge?

PocketChange charges a 5% platform fee on the value successfully liquidated through the product.

All applicable fees are shown clearly before you confirm a transaction. There are no hidden fees.

How do referrals work?

If a transaction is associated with a referral, 20% of platform fees are automatically distributed to the referrer as part of execution.

The referred user pays the same fees and nothing extra. Referrals are locked for life and do not grant any access to wallets, funds, or transactions.

Which networks are supported?

PocketChange currently supports Solana, Ethereum, Base, and Binance Chain.

Each network is handled independently, and all actions execute fully on-chain.