Contract Address

Contract address is an address in the blockchain database where a particular smart contract is stored. Just like with the regular database, you will need to know a contract address to quickly locate it, update its state, or request a particular data.

Knowing the address of the Zenland contract may help:

• see all the transactions associated with it and their statuses,

• prevent unnecessary confusion between the parties,

• verify if the contract has received/released the agreed amount.

Important!

Note that this blockchain address is given to a contract when it has been deployed (published) to the blockchain. Learn more details on how the contract is deployed.

While keeping the identities and agreement details anonymous, the blockchain allows the users to see the general information of the document. Such information includes the sender's and receiver's wallet addresses*, or the number of tokens kept by the contract, along with its transaction history and gas fees**.

Though to receive such data a blockchain search engine, a.i. a blockchain explorer is used. It finds the contract from the blockchain records by the contract address.

Learn more how it is done in "What is Explorer".

Good to know

*Cryptocurrency wallet is an app (web, desktop, mobile) or a physical device that stores your public and private keys. Metamask, Coinbase Wallet, and Trustwallet are among the most used crypto wallets. Each wallet has its unique ID known as a wallet address.

**Gas fee is a blockchain fee paid to the nodes (individual computers) processing the blockchain transaction. More on gas fees and why they exist can be found in "What is Network".