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Smart Contract Addresses

The Re Protocol operates on multiple blockchain networks including Ethereum, Avalanche, and Arbitrum to ensure scalability, accessibility, and interoperability. The protocol’s smart contracts have been carefully designed and audited to optimize security and functionality.

Below is a comprehensive list of smart contract addresses used across the networks.

( In development ) Surplus Note Registry: Stores hashes of signed surplus notes and emits NoteDraw and NoteRepay events for capital drawdowns and repayments.

Fireblocks Sweep Manager: Performs daily sweeps of idle capital from each ICL to its Fireblocks vault for secure custody..

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Protocol Controls

The protocol uses role-separated control wallets rather than a single admin key.

Role
Controller Address
Control Mechanism
Permissions

Oracle Config

0x49BC5A880f77247A348764DdB95951cd9212A0ee

MPC 3-of-5

Set price feeds for deposit and collateral tokens

Redemptions Config

0xEE16bE0374f2eFb34218affC1a8EbEe9310c47f8

MPC 3-of-5

Set redemption limits and top-up redemption vault

Access Manager

0x80a62B72dF1136aCBc57141FB67Aa46812fECAFc

MPC 5-of-8

Assign/revoke access roles

Custodian Manager

0x9b6d7f2de2E4569297C7e88531E47679cEbE6eC9

MPC 3-of-5

Add/remove collateral custodians

Upgrade model and execution:

  • Proxy pattern: UUPS

  • Upgrade authority: Governance MPC (3-of-5)

Ethereum Network

Avalanche Network

Arbitrum Network

Base

Katana

BNB Chain

Ink

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