The DexLab SPL Token Wallet has been retired.

Nobody can take your accounts away

A wallet website never holds your assets. Your accounts live on the Solana network, and your recovery phrase is what controls them. Retiring this website did not move or lock anything you own, and it did not change a single balance.

What retiring this website did change is how you reach some of it. This page is honest about the three cases where that matters: an account that a modern wallet does not show you automatically, a private key you pasted into this wallet rather than derived from your phrase, and DXL sitting in the old staking program. Each one is covered below.

How to reach your accounts

Step 1. Import your recovery phrase into Phantom and select every account offered

Install Phantom yourself from phantom.app and import your recovery phrase. Phantom will show a list of accounts it found. Select all of them, not only the first one. This wallet placed new accounts on the path m/44'/501'/0'/0', which Phantom always shows, so most people will find everything at this step and can stop reading here.

Step 2. If an account is missing, your recovery phrase is still correct

This wallet could also place accounts on m/44'/501'/0' or on the older path m/501'/0'/0/0. Phantom supports both, but Phantom only displays them when those addresses already have activity or a balance on them. An account that is empty, or whose value sits inside a staking pool or another program rather than in the account itself, may not appear. That does not mean your phrase is wrong.

Step 3. Do not use Solflare to decide whether an old account exists

Solflare supports the m/44'/501' family only. It does not offer the older m/501'/0'/0/0 path at all. If you check Solflare, see nothing, and conclude your phrase is wrong, you would be drawing the wrong conclusion.

Step 4. If you use the Solana command line, avoid one specific trap

These commands print an address for a given path without exposing your phrase to any website. Change the index to check further accounts.

solana-keygen pubkey 'prompt://?key=0/0'   →  m/44'/501'/0'/0'
solana-keygen pubkey 'prompt://?key=0'     →  m/44'/501'/0'
solana-keygen pubkey 'prompt://'           →  m/44'/501'

There is no command line route to the older m/501' path. This is worth stating plainly because the obvious attempt looks like it works and does not.

Imported private keys are not in your recovery phrase

If you ever added an account to this wallet by pasting a private key, that account was never derived from your recovery phrase. Restoring your phrase in Phantom will not bring it back. Those keys were saved, encrypted with your wallet password, inside this browser and only under this website address, so no other program on your computer can read them.

That means clearing site data for sollet.dexlab.space, resetting this browser, or deleting this browser profile would destroy the only copy. If you think this applies to you, make a backup now, before you change anything.

This check runs entirely inside your browser. It reads only data this website saved on your own computer, it changes and deletes nothing, and it sends nothing to DexLab or to any server. You may disconnect from the internet before using it. It does not display any secret on screen. If you choose to save the backup, the file is written straight to your downloads folder.

DXL staking

The DexLab documentation used to say that unstaking DXL was only possible through this wallet. That was true in a narrow sense and it is worth explaining, because the wording has confused people. This wallet never held your staked DXL and never contained any staking code. It was the window that popped up to sign transactions for the separate DXL staking interface. That staking interface was itself shut down years ago and its address no longer resolves.

Your staked DXL was not affected by any of this. It is still recorded on Solana under your own wallet, in the staking program, exactly where you left it, and only your key can move it. What no longer exists is a website with buttons on it. Recovering that balance today is a direct on-chain action rather than something you click, and it needs technical help.

The DexLab documentation page on unstaking now carries the program addresses, the exact sequence of instructions, and what to expect. Please read it before you contact us, and note that the token involved is the original 2021 DXL token, which is not the current DexLab token.

If you are still stuck, contact DexLab

If you followed the steps above and an account you remember is still missing, or you have imported private keys in this browser, or you need to recover staked DXL, reach us on Telegram at t.me/dexlab_official. DexLab kept an exact copy of the retired wallet code and can reproduce the older derivation with you.

Nobody at DexLab will ever ask you for your recovery phrase, your private key, or your wallet password, and nobody at DexLab will ever ask you to enter them on a website. Anyone who does is not us, however convincing they look.