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Contracts

The Contracts section outlines the core components and token bridge systems that power the Hash Network ecosystem. These contracts facilitate critical functionalities, including rollup management, bridging, and upgrade execution, across Layer 2 (L2) and Layer 3 (L3).


Core Contracts

These contracts form the backbone of the Hash Network's infrastructure, enabling seamless operations across the ecosystem:

Contract

Address

Rollup

0x0Ecc426De0511D31F0893dfa72DF881A71ecDBc2

Inbox

0xA669c6e22ba7b459dC7BE6df4A7f68866420f570

Outbox

0x603641BEe7a1d47fA3086Db2663142279C5988A5

Admin Proxy

0x294458fc127e3b74790E30818cCCf57Ff986b128

Sequencer Inbox

0x9E2Fa1709327719d729d30B960e67379F2712dc6

Bridge

0x8f4b86807499A8696Fa8579C23D16973F11259Dd

Utils

0x29A2405241806531B84A5677A371144f67202bE6

Validator Wallet Creator

0x4fA05Eddf1A1cb077F66C6a7C130c53De81651A9

Upgrade Executor

0xDBe52B4E3223e97E1509f22bB11f3581db599C63

Upgrade Executor L2

0x27E03238818439A2297421Be8D0d3c83F6C12a3c


L2 Token Bridge Contracts

The Layer 2 Token Bridge Contracts facilitate asset transfers and other bridging operations between the primary and secondary layers.

Contract

Address

Custom Gateway

0xe35250F5b17CB2C34b531675A5A5740527b754d2

Multicall

0x9890A2d94A3fAB71f667A5deA7180A39262D700D

Proxy Admin

0x294458fc127e3b74790E30818cCCf57Ff986b128

Router

0xad849914530aD8038D239420BbF596518dA831F8

Standard Gateway

0xABe5C767c3a1652D351C8d5d2F3FABf432D48e0E


L3 Token Bridge Contracts

The Layer 3 Token Bridge Contracts extend the token bridging capabilities to the tertiary layer, offering more granular scalability and functionality.

Contract

Address

Custom Gateway

0x92997BC501AcB606d18B32e5676E369Ddf911Aa6

Multicall

0x70D9d170C5C6dA983010B31Cb34dAF6C798ad4eD

Proxy Admin

0x9380Fc0C4D6e789934E7cdc4E94d5B099440CBde

Router

0xd23b707B4F5B6e5D736f088D38ea1515A7955287

Standard Gateway

0x9416a00aBdDA5dDbD956985e64b9962bF904A748

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