#Contract addresses

#On VYRE (mainnet, chain 3045)

The launchpad contracts and the exchange. They are ordinary contracts, deployed like any app's: nothing about them is built into the chain.

Pool addresses are CREATE2 addresses from the pool deployer 0x6ed298529a93f5Cf719fe4bB668aA7828f8a3bDe with fee key 10000 (1%: the key pools are found by; a pool's actual fees are its buy and sell fees).

There is no fee splitter, app router or referrals contract with VyrePadV2: a trade pays the creator's tax and nothing else, and goes through the SwapRouter (how).

#Not used: mainnet's first deployment

Mainnet was first set up with an earlier launch contract and its own factory. The contracts below are not used any more: send nothing to them, and do not build on them. They are listed so that nobody takes them for the current ones.

#On Arc (chain 5042): the bridge

Created at Arc block 26485289. Deposits go in through the Inbox; withdrawals are claimed from the Outbox (how).

#Standard contracts on VYRE

Multicall3 is the standard contract, at its own address: the usual 0xcA11bde05977b3631167028862bE2a173976CA11 comes from a pre-signed deployment whose fixed gas limit can't cover VYRE's data fee. Tell your library where it is (the SDK's vyreMainnet does).

#On VYRE Testnet (chain 7357)

The launchpad contracts on the testnet, deployed 2026-09-28. This is the testnet's own deployment, with its own addresses.

Pool addresses are CREATE2 addresses from the pool deployer 0x1540BD767355CE96EB0c4210972000f8b2B1ad43 with init code hash 0x7a615296d509ff72047da20e91c603b443f689eafab5da04fa8c46d158a372d7 and fee key 10000 (1%).

#On Arc Testnet (chain 5042002): the bridge

Created at Arc testnet block 64427769. Deposits go in through the Inbox; withdrawals are claimed from the Outbox (how).

#Precompiles

#Face ID wallets

Smart wallets owned by passkeys (SDK): Coinbase's open-source Smart Wallet v1.1, built by VYRE from its published source (the compiled code is not Coinbase's own deployment, so its code hash differs from theirs), and ERC-4337's EntryPoint v0.6, the published code byte for byte.

The wallet's own contracts aren't at Coinbase's addresses: those came through a deployer that needs a transaction pre-signed for each chain. They went through the standard deterministic deployer instead, so the factory (whose code holds the implementation's address) has an address of its own. Passkey signatures are checked with the P-256 precompile (0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000100, RIP-7212).

#Standard contracts

Multicall3 is the standard contract, at its own address: the usual 0xcA11bde05977b3631167028862bE2a173976CA11 comes from a pre-signed deployment whose fixed gas limit can't cover VYRE's data fee. Tell your library where it is (the SDK's vyreTestnet does, so viem's batch: { multicall: true } works).