0xC56

0xC56 is a hexadecimal string that may appear as the prefix of an Ethereum-compatible address or contract identifier, but by itself it does not uniquely identify any account or contract. Ethereum and many similar networks use addresses that start with 0x followed by 40 hexadecimal characters, representing a 20-byte value. A fragment such as 0xC56 is often seen in logs, UI displays that truncate addresses, or in documentation as a partial reference. Because many different addresses share the same initial digits, the full 40-hex-character address is required to pinpoint a specific entity.

In practice, identifying a particular address requires the complete string after 0x, for example something like 0xC56a1234b8c9d... (40 hex characters in total). When possible, verify the full address on a blockchain explorer appropriate to the network in question, such as Etherscan for Ethereum, and check for checksummed casing (EIP-55) to reduce transcription errors.

Possible uses include serving as a prefix in examples, placeholders during discussion, or a shortened display in wallets or explorers. It is not a standalone identifier and does not convey ownership, contract type, or transaction history without the full address.

If you are seeking information about a specific entity that begins with 0xC56, providing the complete address or a URL to the corresponding explorer page is necessary to obtain accurate details.