Claim Tax Fees
Harvest and claim withheld transfer fees from Token‑2022 tokens.
On Mint
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0 raw units
In Accounts
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0 raw units
Total Claimable
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0 raw units
Step 1: Harvest Fees
Harvest fees from token accounts to the mint. This must be done before claiming.
Claim Fees
Claim fees from the mint to your wallet.
About Transfer Fees
Token‑2022 transfer fees (also called "tax") are automatically deducted from each transfer. Fees can be temporarily withheld in token accounts or already on the mint, depending on when they were collected.
The process has two steps: Harvest moves fees from accounts to the mint, then Claim sends fees from the mint to your wallet.
💡 Test on Devnet First
Switch to Devnet mode to safely test the claim process before using real funds. You'll need a Devnet version of your Token‑2022 token.
Important Notes
- Only claim authority can claim fees
- Harvest does not send tokens to your wallet; it moves fees to mint
- Claim actually sends tokens to your wallet
- Operations are non‑custodial; signed in your wallet
- You can select specific accounts to harvest from, or harvest all at once
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are withheld tax fees?
Withheld tax fees are transfer fees collected during Token‑2022 transfers that are temporarily held in individual token accounts before being harvested to the mint.
When users transfer tokens with a transfer fee configured (e.g., 5%), a percentage is withheld and stored in their token account. These fees need to be harvested to the mint before they can be claimed to your wallet.
Who is the claim authority?
The claim authority is the wallet address that has permission to claim collected transfer fees from the mint.
This authority is set during token creation and can only be changed by the transfer fee config authority. Only the claim authority wallet can harvest fees from accounts and claim fees to their wallet.
Why do I need to harvest before claiming?
Fees are collected in two places:
- Withheld in accounts: Fees temporarily stored in individual token accounts
- On the mint: Fees that have been harvested and are ready to claim
Harvesting moves fees from token accounts to the mint. Only fees on the mint can be claimed to your wallet. This two-step process ensures proper accounting and prevents double-claiming.
Can I test on Devnet first?
Yes. Switch to Devnet mode to test the claim process safely. Devnet is a separate test environment with no real financial value.
Important: You'll need to create a Devnet version of your Token‑2022 token to test with. Mainnet tokens do not exist on Devnet. After testing, switch back to Mainnet to claim real fees.
Is claiming tax fees reversible?
Claiming fees moves them from the mint to your wallet. Once claimed, the fees are in your wallet and you can transfer them normally.
However, harvesting fees from accounts to the mint is irreversible—once harvested, fees are on the mint and can only be claimed or left there.
What happens if I harvest fees but don't claim them?
Fees remain on the mint and accumulate. They can be claimed at any time by the claim authority.
Leaving fees on the mint doesn't affect their value—they're just not in your wallet yet.
How do I know if there are fees to claim?
The tool displays three amounts:
- On Mint: Fees already on the mint (can be claimed directly)
- In Accounts: Fees withheld in individual token accounts (need harvesting first)
- Total Claimable: Sum of both (what you can claim after harvesting)
If there are fees in accounts, you'll see a list of accounts with withheld fees. The total claimable is what you can claim after harvesting all accounts.
Can I select which accounts to harvest from?
Yes. The tool shows all accounts with withheld fees. You can:
- Select specific accounts: Check individual accounts to harvest only from those
- Select all: Use the "Select All" button to harvest from all accounts
- Harvest all: If no accounts are selected, all accounts will be harvested by default
What Does This Tool Do?
DEXArea's Claim Tax Fees tool lets you harvest and claim transfer fees (tax) collected by Token-2022 tokens. With a simple, no-code flow, you can move withheld fees from token accounts to the mint (harvest), then send them to your wallet (claim).
DEXArea is a Solana token toolkit designed for both beginners and advanced users, featuring a friendly and intuitive interface. This tool works only with Token-2022 tokens that use the TransferFeeConfig extension and for which you hold the tax withdraw (claim) authority.
The process has two steps: Harvest moves fees from token accounts to the mint; Claim sends fees from the mint to your wallet. You can harvest from specific accounts or all at once.
When Should You Claim Tax Fees?
Regular collection: Your token charges transfer fees and you want to collect the accumulated fees to your wallet.
Before revoking authority: If you plan to revoke tax withdraw authority, claim or harvest all fees first—after revocation, no one can withdraw them.
Treasury and revenue: Use collected fees for project treasury, development, or liquidity.
Best practice: Harvest first when fees are in token accounts, then claim to receive tokens in your wallet. Test on Devnet before using mainnet.
How to Claim Tax Fees (Step by Step)
1. Connect your wallet — Use the wallet that holds the tax withdraw (claim) authority for your Token-2022 token (e.g., Phantom, Solflare).
2. Select your token — Choose the Token-2022 token for which you want to claim fees. The tool shows fees on the mint and in token accounts.
3. Harvest (if needed) — If fees are withheld in accounts, run Harvest to move them to the mint. You can select specific accounts or harvest all.
4. Claim — Once fees are on the mint, click Claim to send them to your connected wallet. Review the amount and confirm the transaction.
Related actions: change tax settings, revoke tax withdraw authority, or revoke tax config authority.
This tool is for technical token management only. It does not provide financial or investment advice.