MON-INCINERATOREvery blockchain requires a destination where assets can be sent to be considered permanently removed from circulation. On the Monad blockchain, this destination is known as the burn wallet.
The burn wallet is a special address that has no private key, no owner, and no way to retrieve funds. Once tokens are sent there using a proper burn mechanism, they are gone forever.
The primary burn wallet on Monad is the zero address:
0x000000000000000000000000000000000000000
NOTE THAT โ simply transferring tokens directly to 0x000โฆ000 is not possible as all wallets will block you from doing so.
Unlike Solana, where you can directly burn tokens on-chain, Monad follows strict ERC20 contract behavior.
A true on-chain burn must call a burn function implemented in the token contract or use a tool built to interact with that function correctly.
The Mon-Incinerator is designed specifically for this purpose. It lets you burn tokens safely and securely and provides the transaction hash.
When you burn tokens through Mon-Incinerator:
This ensures a true burn.
If you try to send ERC20 tokens directly to the zero address using your wallet, the transaction will usually:
Because ERC20 transfers do not allow sending tokens to addresses that do not support the required transfer logic, many wallets and tokens do not permit this action at all.
Using Mon-Incinerator ensures your burn is recognized by explorers, and can be verified by the blockchain โ exactly how a true burn should be.
Updated: November 2025
๐ Related Guides:
How to Burn Tokens on Monad
How to Use the Token Cleaner
How Mon-Incinerator Works (Technical Breakdown)