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Contract addresses

All the deployed contracts are upgradeable proxies forwarding calls the the underlying implementation.

We use a a special contract called deployer in order to generate deterministic addresses that don't include the initcode in the derivation, see deploy https://github.com/Vectorized/solady/blob/e6ad61c844d6392910bdd21d39a33b3d668fc987/src/utils/CREATE3.sol#L63.

This deployer contract will be pre-deployed on all EVM networks where we deploy the IBC stack.

import "solady/utils/CREATE3.sol";
import "solady/utils/LibString.sol";
contract Deployer {
    using LibString for *;
    function deploy(
        string memory salt,
        bytes calldata creationCode,
        uint256 value
    ) public returns (address) {
        return CREATE3.deploy(
            keccak256(abi.encodePacked(msg.sender.toHexString(), "/", salt)),
            creationCode,
            value
        );
    }
}

The following table maps salt to contracts:

salt contract
"ibc-is-based" IBCHandler
"lightclients/cometbls" CometblsClient
"protocols/ucs01" UCS01
"protocols/ucs02" UCS02
"multicall" Multicall

The combination (deployer_source, deployer_source_nonce, deployer, sender, salt) fully determines the final addresses (no bytecode hash of any of the above contract involved).

Devnet

This links are working if you run a local devnet on a x86 machine only (Blockscout is currently unsupported on arm64).

Testnet 9

Note that the addresses are different because we often redeploy without upgrading when a storage breaking update is pushed. Production contracts will get solely upgraded through the proxy and have the same addresses accross networks.

Holesky

Sepolia

Other networks

Assuming you create the deployer from a fresh account <SOURCE> (0 nonce), the <DEPLOYER> address can be precomputed with cast compute-address --nonce 0 <SOURCE>

Given the <DEPLOYER> contract and a <SENDER>, you can compute the IBC stack addresses using:

nix run .\#evm-contracts-addresses -- <DEPLOYER> <SENDER>

Example result using the devnet private key 0x4e9444a6efd6d42725a250b650a781da2737ea308c839eaccb0f7f3dbd2fea77:

~/github/union (main*) » cast compute-address --nonce 0 0xBe68fC2d8249eb60bfCf0e71D5A0d2F2e292c4eD

Computed Address: 0x86D9aC0Bab011917f57B9E9607833b4340F9D4F8
~/github/union (main*) » nix run .\#evm-contracts-addresses -- 0x86D9aC0Bab011917f57B9E9607833b4340F9D4F8 0xBe68fC2d8249eb60bfCf0e71D5A0d2F2e292c4eD

Script ran successfully.
Gas used: 52087

== Logs ==
  IBCHandler: 0xed2af2ad7fe0d92011b26a2e5d1b4dc7d12a47c5
  CometblsClient: 0xc4f27a952faba4174ce0ee6d9d0c6f4c41524d49
  UCS01: 0xa9d03ba6e27b43c69a64c87f845485b73a8e5d46
  UCS02: 0x524d4d28fc90dc5a257162abe37081f52681c7d6