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SEDA Prover Contracts (v0.5.3)

Below is a list of contract addresses deployed across various blockchain networks. Use these addresses to interact with the SEDA network, enabling secure access to off-chain data from any supported network.

Network
Contract Address

Arbitrum Sepolia

Base Sepolia

Berachain bArtio

Flow Testnet

Holesky

Ink Sepolia

Sei Testnet (atlantic-2)

Unichain Sepolia

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0x23f48aF75FAf636C04404559f147b1f869468Bf0
0x947ACD63051123AEb408C30F99629a33ad45A332
0x1196A95DC50C41745D8aDb6d81e1D3e7c0C10886
0xfEa3d44F35885F27E6B8afa254F48BC3B9344710
0x6b7edf46c6788767fed40361E015d4195802719E
0x8A3293f9779Bb66c3D59D9e7131089B684E9C07f
0xFC56540ff9f914Ea66d9783890B50385132548DB
0x132813598863b764039ac08869385e45E2D8D34b