0xB623

0xB623 is a hexadecimal string that begins with the 0x prefix commonly used in computing to denote hexadecimal values. In blockchain and Ethereum-related contexts, strings of this form often appear as part of addresses, transaction hashes, or other identifiers. On its own, 0xB623 is not a complete account or contract address.

If interpreted as a hexadecimal number, 0xB623 corresponds to the decimal value 46627. This numeric interpretation is separate from how the string is used within blockchain systems, where the same characters can appear as part of longer identifiers.

In Ethereum and other EVM-compatible networks, valid addresses are 40 hexadecimal characters long (excluding the 0x). Therefore a standalone 0xB623 does not constitute a valid address. It may, however, appear as the starting segment of a longer address, a fragment shown in abbreviated form in some wallets or explorers, or as part of a hash or data field.

Practical guidance when encountering 0xB623: verify the full identifier by checking the complete length required for the specific context (usually a full 40-hex-digit address or a full 64-hex-digit hash), and ensure the correct network. There is no widely recognized entity named specifically “0xB623” as of this writing; it is best treated as a short hexadecimal string that may appear in various blockchain data fields.

See also: Ethereum address format, EIP-55 checksums, hexadecimal notation, blockchain explorers.