# Recover Residual Funds

Review residual launch assets, archive selected launches, or recover remaining value to the default Funders.

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Clean Dust scans native assets, tokens, quotes and rewards. Recover to default Funders or archive launches.

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Recover funds with Clean Dust

## Recover selected funds

1.  ### Open Clean Dust
    
    Open **Account > Archived > Clean Dust**. Wait for the scan and balances to load.
    
    **Pause/Resume** pauses the scan only, not submitted transactions.
    
2.  ### Select launches
    
    Filter with **Max. Supply (%)**, **Min. USD**, and **Include Empty Launches**. Review the automatically selected rows.
    
3.  ### Check the Funder
    
    Check the destination Funder for each network; set a default if missing.
    
    **Archive after completion**: on by default. Disable to keep launches unarchived.
    
    Funding transfers:
    
    -   **Fund to claim:** transfers **0.1 native asset per funding target** from the default Funder to wallets needing native assets.
    -   **Pump cashback:** can transfer another **0.12 SOL**, even with **Fund to claim** off.
    
    These are transfers, not fees or guaranteed recovery costs. Check the default Funder’s balance.
    
4.  ### Reclaim or archive
    
    > **Warning**
    > 
    > Reclaim can sell positions, **including the developer wallet**, and withdraw to default Funders. These transactions cannot be undone.
    
    **Reclaim**: one row. **Reclaim all**: first acknowledge Nuke and withdrawal to the default Funder.
    
    **Archive All** only archives the selected launches; it does not move assets.
    

Before deleting wallets, check remaining assets. A completed row does not prove empty wallets or successful reward claims.

Funding defaults and Pump cashback

Without an exact EVM default, another EVM network’s default Funder may be used.

The **0.12 SOL** transfer funds the launch Funder when Pump cashback is unclaimed and its address differs from the default Funder’s.

With **Fund to claim** off, this remains possible if the developer wallet already has enough native assets for rewards collection.

What the scan leaves out

-   After token valuation, non-empty launches below **$0.50** are hidden, even with **Min. USD** blank.
-   Native totals exclude `aged` wallets and reusable Funders occupying the launch’s Funder role.
-   Token and quote totals exclude wallets below the native-asset threshold.
-   Creator rewards on imported and otcdesks launches are excluded.

Conversion and withdrawal limits

Recovery can convert a custom quote to the native asset before withdrawing.

Withdrawals exclude `aged` wallets and wallets below the native threshold in the scanned data.

Estimates use current prices and expected sell values. Nuke slippage can change recovery amounts.