Overview
All Atomic contracts are verified on Arbiscan. Source is open and reproducible from the verified bytecode. Treat this page as the authoritative list.
The addresses below are placeholders for V3, which is in final development. Final addresses will be published before launch alongside the Halborn audit report. V2 addresses (live since 2022) are listed at the bottom for reference.
V3 - Arbitrum One
| Contract | Address | Source |
|---|---|---|
| AtomicTrading | 0x0000…0000 | Arbiscan / GitHub |
| AtomicLendingPool | 0x0000…0000 | Arbiscan / GitHub |
| AtomicPositionRegistry | 0x0000…0000 | Arbiscan / GitHub |
| AggregatorRouter | 0x0000…0000 | Arbiscan / GitHub |
ABIs
ABIs are published in the SDK package at @atomic/sdk/abis. To consume them directly:
import {
AtomicTradingAbi,
AtomicLendingPoolAbi,
AtomicPositionRegistryAbi,
} from '@atomic/sdk/abis';For non-TypeScript projects, fetch them from Arbiscan's contract page or from the GitHub release artifacts.
Subgraph
https://api.thegraph.com/subgraphs/name/atomic-protocol/atomic-arbitrum-v3
See Subgraph for the schema and example queries.
REST API
https://api.atomic.green/v3
See REST API for endpoints and rate limits.
Frontend
https://app.atomic.green
The reference frontend; source is not open. Anyone is free to build alternative interfaces against the contracts and SDK.
V2 - historical reference
V2 contracts are live and operational; new development targets V3. V2 addresses are kept for users with positions opened before V3 launches.
| Contract | Address |
|---|---|
| AtomicV2Trading | 0x0000…0000 |
| AtomicV2LendingPool | 0x0000…0000 |
V2 audit report by Halborn is linked from Audits.
How to verify a deployment
If you want to confirm an address belongs to Atomic:
- Check this page. It is the canonical list.
- Cross-reference Arbiscan. Verified contracts show source matching the published GitHub release.
- Check the announcement channel. New deployments are announced in the official Discord and on the X account before they go live.
- When in doubt, do not interact. If a UI prompts you to approve a contract not on this page, stop and ask in Discord.
The most common attack on DeFi users is a fake frontend pointing at a malicious contract. Bookmark app.atomic.green directly; never click links from DMs or unfamiliar tweets. The address bar is the source of truth, not what the page looks like.