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Mainnet Deployments
NetworkContract AddressVersion
ArbitrumOne0x0730f4587B4a5E1295038532c6f9C42E6dab68C5v1.0.0
Base0xDF1fb5ACe711B16D90FC45776fF1bF02CEBc245Dv1.0.0
Berachain0x15517c7618862abbB3ceF02a4bE206ed74BeFFbDv1.0.0
Gnosis0xFdf26e4bd8f931baD693Af49432E311E4bEa5133v1.0.0
Hyperliquid0x001a06915b6402c1346B540B59B29B2dAddc0ce8v1.0.0
Ink0x07385802B91a5c0394D7F75cE3E7021715629610v1.0.0
Mantra0x1Ab18aE7386043738B0507D695832893657603B0v1.0.0
Plume0x4Dd802C831Ab120e74275f9b60815fF62Cf8B46Ev1.0.0
Sei0x3B6AF98e378090D8CaA6cb405516eA336F38fC89v1.0.0
*Last Updated: 2 September 2025*
Testnet Deployments
NetworkContract AddressVersion
Arbitrum Sepolia0x7fEA514E075684DbFa9829B270831F854EfA74B8v1.0.0
Base Sepolia0xffDB1d9bBE4D56780143428450c4C2058061E6F3v1.0.0
Gnosis Chiado0xbe2ace709959C121759d553cACf7e6532C25a3aAv1.0.0
Hyperliquid Testnet0x23c01fe3C1b7409A98bBd39a7c9e5C2263C64b59v1.0.0
Mantra Dukong0x67dFAa537284EAd0F5Abf8C05f7F12013A86667Bv1.0.0
Plume Testnet0x67dFAa537284EAd0F5Abf8C05f7F12013A86667Bv1.0.0
Superseed Sepolia0xE08989FB730E072689b4885c2a62AE5f1fc787F2v1.0.0
Injective Testnet0x752487C5daDD26D5E053EE50b62fFd8A06eCAE47v1.0.0
Ink Sepolia0x4188dDEdB2b251fe51ef8325A5Ac506778588394v1.0.0
Sei Testnet0x3b6A0Ad72C78Df47d8a44F0c89b6e9aE685A87C8v1.0.0
BNB testnet0x48bBf8Ed8fDbC156F4DE06D2eBfd13305Cb3C7bAv1.0.0
*Last Updated: 2 September 2025*
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