What the Ethereum call does
The tool invokes burn(uint256) on the token contract. It is not a transfer to a dead wallet, and it will only work when that exact holder-accessible function exists in the deployed ERC-20 implementation.
Burn ERC-20 tokens on Ethereum
Retire supply with verifiable burns. Connect the owner wallet, pick the token, and Slingzero records every proof your holders need.
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About This Tool
Permanently remove wallet-held supply from a compatible ERC-20 contract. Slingzero checks the selected token, decimals, available balance, service fee, and Ethereum transaction before the wallet signs.
Measure the result on-chain
Compare the wallet balance and total supply before and after confirmation. Keep the Etherscan transaction link with any public burn announcement so holders can verify the irreversible action themselves.
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Mint ERC-20 Supply
Increase supply when the connected wallet has the permission required by the token contract.
Ethereum Multisender
Review an ERC-20 recipient list and submit the supported distribution transaction from your wallet.
Revoke ERC-20 Ownership
Transfer or renounce the contract owner role after checking any separate privileged roles.
Uniswap Ratio Planner
Compare proposed ERC-20 and quote-asset deposit amounts; this planner does not submit a pool transaction.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers on fees, wallet requirements, and what happens after you approve the transaction.
Still have questions?
Talk to the teamThis tool calls burn(amount) on a compatible token contract. The contract removes the amount from your balance and updates its supply according to that implementation.
You need to control the wallet that holds the tokens, and the contract must expose a holder-accessible burn(uint256) function.
Do not assume an LP token supports this burn function. Follow the relevant DEX documentation and verify the LP contract before attempting an irreversible action.
No. Burning tokens strictly reduces balance. Your tax or fee configuration stays untouched.
No. Double-check the amount before sending the transaction.