Contract addresses
Use these addresses to identify Abyss DEX contracts and its listed assets on Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain ID 4663. Compare the full address and network before approving a spender or identifying a position. A name, symbol or logo is not a unique identifier.
An address is a reference, not an instruction to send funds directly to it. Use the relevant trade, position or treasury operation.
Abyss DEX and position addresses
| Public role | Address |
|---|---|
| ABYSS token | 0x15f3385625D7e364C5a6216FBbceadf10fa90e7d |
| WETH token used by Abyss DEX markets | 0x0Bd7D308f8E1639FAb988df18A8011f41EAcAD73 |
| Abyss DEX factory | 0xe7feF2BC860B25bbdEB6F6AB96d88bAAa77ddad7 |
| Router V2, with native ETH entry and exit | 0xF2a3Afb36768950eb2c7F04583328C09AEC0C366 |
| Router V1, ERC-20 only | 0xF7818c69e31bf98eFF96C721B557Bb519659CD27 |
| Position manager | 0x1b2176d4D2C7bd36227D92Ed84F1A3aE30B635bF |
| Optional position locker | 0xa0d4fA31740FA0d8fc6b5b4173Da17864Eb6e888 |
Router V2 is a separate contract from V1. Its native ETH entry and exit are exact-input operations; they wrap or unwrap at the router boundary. Pools themselves use tokens, not native ETH. An integration must use the spender appropriate to its actual route rather than assuming every trade uses the same router.
Protocol fee and buyback addresses
| Public role | Address |
|---|---|
| Protocol fee vault | 0x19b04F2E86fFDf26510ACf25344c406240214d5F |
| Protocol fee distribution proxy | 0x2c3B1b6fe0EDa8e10C0445567b47e66E825B34cd |
| Buyback-and-burn proxy | 0xF6C7159e967f28C65d9Fb5b919567E04540cD2FF |
| WETH/ABYSS market referenced by the initial buyback plan | 0xDec74a2AfABD34aA6f268c5161D2E9e210ca7185 |
Use the distribution proxy, not its implementation address, as the treasury integration target. These addresses identify the mechanism; they do not establish that a buyback occurred. See Protocol fee buybacks for the allocation and execution distinction.
WETH provenance
The WETH address above is used by Router V2 for native ETH wrapping and unwrapping. It is upgradeable, so its behavior and administrative risks belong to this specific contract. Do not assume an asset with a similar name has the same behavior or backing.
For the wider asset and contract risks, see Security and risks.