Solana rent proposal cuts account reserve parameter 27% in second phase

  • Anza activated SIMD-0437’s second Solana rent-reduction phase on mainnet beta.
  • Epoch 1033 lowered the parameter from 6,333 to 5,080 lamports per byte.
  • Phase three depends on safe on-chain state growth, with SIMD-0438 available for reversals.

Solana account rent proposal SIMD-0437 has entered its second phase on mainnet beta at epoch 1033. The parameter used to calculate the minimum rent-exempt account balance fell from 6,333 lamports per byte to 5,080 lamports, a cumulative decline of about 27% from the initial level. The change reduces the SOL required to keep accounts rent-exempt. Anza said authorized users can use the WithdrawExcessLamports instruction to recover excess SOL above the rent-exempt minimum from token accounts and token mint accounts without closing them or affecting token balances. No fixed schedule has been set for the next phase. Phase three will activate after on-chain state growth is confirmed to remain within a safe range, while SIMD-0438 provides a mechanism to reverse the changes if necessary.

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