Burn ERC-20 Tokens on Robinhood Chain

Permanently destroy ERC-20 tokens you hold on Robinhood Chain: raw-unit amounts, supply effects, and why a burn cannot be undone.

Dexmint Admin2026-10-04

You permanently destroy ERC-20 tokens you hold on Robinhood Chain and reduce the total supply of the token. You paste the contract address, enter the raw amount, and sign. The burned tokens cannot be recovered.

Burning is irreversible, and it happens entirely from your own wallet. Dexmint only prepares the transaction; your signature is what destroys the tokens.

What burning does to your token

Burning removes tokens from your wallet and permanently lowers the total supply. Every burn is a public on-chain event, so anyone can verify the amount and the wallet that initiated it.

Projects burn an unused allocation or reduce supply after a migration. Burning does not guarantee any change in market price; it only proves that fewer token units remain.

The steps in the tool

First you connect the wallet that actually holds the tokens you want to destroy. The tool reads your balance on-chain so you can see what you have before you type anything. Then you paste the contract address, and the tool loads its decimals and your current balance to help you enter the amount correctly.

You type the amount in raw units, the smallest denomination of the token, and double-check it, because once the transaction confirms there is no undo. The fee ledger shows the flat fee in ETH before you approve anything. For tokens deployed with the latest template the fee is included in the burn transaction; older tokens show a separate fee step first. After the transaction confirms, totalSupply drops on the explorer, and the burn stays in the token history for anyone to see.

Burn deliberately, there is no undo

Destroyed tokens cannot be restored. Before you sign, confirm the contract address and the raw amount. Explain the reason for a public burn so holders can compare the transaction with your stated supply plan.

If new supply keeps appearing, the token is still mintable. Disable future minting with the Revoke Mint tool so the burn actually settles the supply question.

Burn tokens with Dexmint Revoke future minting

Frequently asked questions

Can a burn be undone?

No. The burned units cannot be recovered. If minting is still active, the owner may create new units later, but that is a separate mint event and does not reverse this burn.

Who can burn tokens?

You can burn tokens from your own balance. Dexmint never touches your holdings, and no one else can burn your tokens without your approval.

Is this the right tool to reduce my supply?

Yes, if you want to destroy tokens you hold and lower the total supply. If you want to exit a liquidity position instead, use the Manage Liquidity tool: burning LP tokens destroys the receipt without returning the underlying tokens.