A Monad address is a unique identifier used on the Monad blockchain to receive and send transactions. Monad is an EVM-compatible blockchain, so it uses the same address format as Ethereum (starting with 0x followed by 40 hexadecimal characters).
The addresses are generated using a secure random algorithm that ensures each address is unique and valid according to EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) standards, which Monad is fully compatible with.
These addresses are intended for development and testing purposes only. Do not use them for actual transactions as they do not have associated private keys for accessing any funds.
No, you can generate as many Monad addresses as you need for your development and testing requirements.
Yes! Monad is EVM-compatible, which means it uses the same address format as Ethereum and other EVM-based chains. The addresses generated here follow the standard EVM address format.