Solworks Labs

WALLET MIGRATION · LIVE SINCE 2024

A clean exit for a wallet you no longer trust.

Eject puts the source wallet, destination, asset list, and final review into one route. It can help move what remains. It cannot recover funds that have already left.

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ILLUSTRATIVE PRODUCT RECREATION

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Eject

KEY COMPROMISED

COMPROMISED

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SSOL12.4
UUSDC810
JJUP214
BBONK1.2M
JJTO3.1
MMad Lads#4821

0/2 TX

SAFE VAULT

0/6

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KEY COMPROMISED — SWEEP QUEUED

0/6 SECURED

HOW IT WORKS

Old wallet in. Fresh destination out.

The job is simple to describe and easy to get wrong. Eject slows the important parts down before anything is signed.

  1. 01

    Connect the source

    Open the wallet that still holds the assets you want to move.

  2. 02

    Choose the action

    Pick the sweep or migration that matches the job.

  3. 03

    Set the destination

    Paste a fresh address and check it carefully.

  4. 04

    Select and review

    Choose the assets, inspect the route, then sign what you approve.

PRODUCT LEDGER

Built for the review before the move.

Eject is useful when the destination matters more than speed: a fresh wallet, a planned move, or a cleanup where every selected asset should be visible first.

Migration is not recovery, and it cannot return assets that have already left the source wallet.

SOURCE
A Solana wallet you can still access
DESTINATION
A fresh address you control
CONTROL
Choose which available assets move
LIMIT
Migration is not recovery

KEEP FOLLOWING THE JOB

Useful next routes.

Compromised wallet response →Planned wallet migration →