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Every Stellar account holds XLM it cannot spend: a 1 XLM minimum balance (two base reserves), plus 0.5 XLM for each trustline, offer, data entry, and extra signer. That XLM comes back only when the account closes cleanly, and a clean close is exactly what LumenWipe does, whether through the guided web app or programmatically through the REST API and TypeScript SDK. The audiences below all end up at the same ACCOUNT_MERGE, but they arrive from very different places.

Individuals

Close an old wallet, exit DeFi positions, and cash out to an exchange in one guided flow.

Wallets and exchanges

Offer account closure inside your own product with the SDK, keeping your own signer.

Embedded wallet platforms

Recover the XLM that activated each user account when that user leaves. Pollar, our first integration partner, is building exactly this.

Businesses and operations teams

Decommission fleets of payout, deposit, and campaign accounts with batch analysis.

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Building an integration?

Embedding the wind-down in another product does not change who holds the keys: signing always happens with your own infrastructure, and LumenWipe never touches funds. If you are considering an integration, open an issue on GitHub and we will help you scope it.