0.0000000000000000000000000000ETH left
What every chain reads after a sweep. Not "about zero": zero.
Leave nothing behind.
Find the gas left on every chain for any address, and move it all to one place. Every chain ends at exactly zero.
Read-only. A lookup needs no wallet and signs nothing.
To sweep: (no key, 16 chains) or use the wallet's key (all 78 chains).
When it helps
Gas you can't send by hand
When a chain announces its shutdown, take every wei out before its bridges stop. Your address page marks the chains that are closing.
Leave the old wallet at exactly zero on every chain, not a few cents on twenty of them, and get it all on the chain you choose.
Gas you bridged to try a chain or claim an airdrop, too little to be worth a transaction each. One sweep brings it home.
One sweep
From scattered to nothing left
Your wallet today
$31.84
scattered across 7 chains, too little to move by hand
After the sweep
$30.95 on Base
and every other chain reads exactly 0
Why it works where a "max" send doesn't
Three ways to reach zero
56chains
ZeroDust pays the gasFor one sweep, your wallet lets ZeroDust's contract move its balance and pay the gas. The gas comes out of the fee, so nothing is left behind, and the permission is removed right after.
22chains
Worked out to the weiWhere ZeroDust can't pay the gas, it calculates the exact gas and fee, so your one signed transaction spends the balance to the last wei. A wallet's "max" guesses the gas and leaves the rest behind.
103destinations
It lands where you wantSame chain or another one: the bridge with the best quote carries it, and you get links to both: the one that left and the one that arrived.
Built to be trusted with a key
No key needed on 16 chains. MetaMask grants a one-time permission per chain; the key never leaves it.
The key stays on this page. Never sent, never stored. Or download the offline page and run it yourself.
Your signature names the destination. Funds can only go to the address and chain you approved.
Open source, every line. Contracts, SDK and this site are public, and the page you load is hash-checked.