Zero Address
Protocol
The all‑zero address used as a burn or null target.
The zero address (0x000…000) is a reserved address used for special semantics, such as indicating no owner, minting from, or burning to.
Frequently asked questions
What is the zero address?
An address of all zeros used to denote no owner, mint source, or burn destination.Can anyone access it?
No. There is no private key for the zero address.How do I verify usage?
Look at transactions involving 0x000...000 in explorers to see mints or burns.