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Contracts Architecture

The stable swap system is composed of the following smart contracts:

  • Factory: The central contract responsible for deploying other system contracts and managing various system parameters.

  • Vault and NativeVault: Contracts designed to store Jettons or TON assets, with one vault deployed per asset.

  • Pool: Implements the core logic for token swaps and managing the liquidity pool's state. Additionally, it functions as the Jetton Master for LP tokens.

  • LiquidityDeposit: A temporary intermediary contract created for each user during liquidity deposits.

  • Oracle: A contract used in pools where token exchange rates are not constant, providing the necessary rate data.

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