EJECT · SOLANA WALLET MIGRATION
Move what's left.
If a Solana wallet may be compromised, move the assets you can still access to a new wallet with a fresh recovery phrase. Eject puts the old wallet, destination, and asset list into one review flow.
YOU MUST STILL HAVE ACCESS TO THE OLD WALLET
THE ROUTE OUT
Five checks before anything moves.
- 01
Connect
Open the wallet you can still access.
- 02
Choose action
Select the migration or sweep that matches what you need to move.
- 03
Set destination
Use a fresh wallet address that you have checked carefully.
- 04
Select assets
Review what remains and choose what should leave the old wallet.
- 05
Review
Read every destination and amount before signing.
BEFORE YOU CONNECT
Make the destination clean.
Create the new wallet with a fresh recovery phrase. Check its address character by character, and keep enough SOL available for network fees. Never send a recovery phrase to support or enter it into a site you did not verify.
FRESH PHRASE
The destination should not reuse the recovery phrase you believe is exposed.
KNOWN ADDRESS
Copy the destination from the fresh wallet, then verify it again before signing.
NETWORK FEES
The old wallet needs enough SOL to submit the transfers you approve.
OFFICIAL DOMAIN
Open Eject at eject.solworks.dev and check the address bar before connecting.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Read before signing.
Can Eject recover stolen funds?
No. It can only help move assets that are still present in a wallet you can access.
Does moving the assets make the old wallet safe again?
No. Treat the old wallet and its recovery phrase as compromised after the migration.
What should I use as the destination?
Use a wallet you control with a new recovery phrase. Do not use another account derived from the exposed phrase.
Can a migration beat an automated drainer?
There is no guarantee. An attacker with the key may submit transactions at any time. Do not add funds to the old wallet without understanding that risk.
OLD WALLET → FRESH WALLET
Review the route, then move.
Safety references reviewed July 2026.