Permanently burn dead, spam, or unwanted tokens on Robinhood Chain. Sends them to the dead address — gone for good.
Largest holdings sitting in the dead address — burned by everyone, forever.
Yes. Tokens are sent to 0x000…dEaD, a well-known address that has no private key. Nobody — not you, not Robinhood, not this app — can ever move them again. Treat every burn as final.
No. On Solana, closing token accounts refunds locked rent. Robinhood Chain is an EVM chain and has no rent system, so burning only removes the tokens. You pay a small ETH gas fee per burn and receive nothing back except a cleaner wallet.
The app only asks your wallet to sign plain ERC-20 transfers to the dead address. It never requests token approvals, unlimited allowances, message signatures, or access to your other assets.
Still, always read what your wallet shows before signing: the recipient should end in dEaD, and the token should be the one you selected.
Tiny leftover balances — a few cents of a token from an old trade, or scraps too small to be worth selling. The dust filter selects everything below the dollar amount you set so you can clear it in one pass.
The explorer has no exchange rate for it. That usually means spam or a dead project, but it can also be a legitimate new token that isn't priced yet. That's why unpriced tokens are excluded from the dust filter unless you opt in — check them yourself before burning.
No. A failed (reverted) transaction moves nothing — your tokens stay put and you only lose a tiny bit of gas. Failures usually mean the token contract blocks transfers, which is common with scam tokens. You can simply leave that one unchecked.
You don't have to — unknown tokens sitting in your wallet can't hurt you as long as you never interact with them or visit websites they advertise. Burning is purely cosmetic cleanup. Never approve, swap, or "claim" anything from a token you didn't ask for.
This version handles ERC-20 tokens only. Don't burn ETH — it's your gas money and it has real value. NFT (ERC-721) support can be added later.
Yes — the contract address is shown at the top of this page. Always copy it from here or verify it on the explorer; anyone can create fake tokens with the same name.
The token is not required to use Furnace. Burning is and will remain free for everyone (you only ever pay network gas). Nothing about the token changes what this tool does, and it never asks for approvals or signatures beyond the burns you confirm.
Any EVM wallet with a browser: MetaMask, Rabby, Robinhood Wallet, Trust, Coinbase Wallet and similar. On mobile, open this page inside the wallet app's built-in browser. On desktop, use a browser with a wallet extension installed.
Burning is irreversible. Tokens are transferred to 0x000…dEaD, an address no one controls. This tool never asks for approvals, signatures over messages, or access to anything except the transfers you confirm. Verify every transaction in your wallet before signing. Explorer: robinhoodchain.blockscout.com