Addresses
Every contract, and where to read it
All 34 contracts behind UseCert, on Robinhood Chain (chain 4663). Every one publishes its source on the explorer, so each link lands on code rather than bytecode.
These come from the same generated module the app transacts against — not a list kept by hand beside it — so this page cannot drift from the contracts the dashboard is actually talking to.
Verified code evidence · Sourcify
Verification evidence unavailable right now. Every address below links to its Sourcify lookup.
This shows public source/bytecode verification status for these addresses on Robinhood Chain. It does not prove a signed release, an audit, the website build, the keeper's or attester's behaviour, a hedge or fill on the venue, collateral sufficiency, settlement, redemption, custody, dividends or voting rights. Certificates are synthetic exposure, not shares.
Shared · 4
SolvencyRegistry
0xAe6ae0939f2885fC0Ecf8b8af0082fa729a8bbB7Holds every attestation and its timestamp. ageSec() here is the number the dashboard publishes.
CapacityOracle
0xB6Ce5cD62c62c99c7312c76A4da169C95E5B0d1amaxNotional18() — the mint ceiling. Returns zero while an attestation is aged out.
CertFactory
0x08117b198FCCeEC01427B13A4c9df908a3edd71EA registry, not a deployer. It stopped constructing vaults when doing so pushed it past the EIP-170 size limit.
USDG (collateral)
0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168Real USDG, 6 decimals. Nothing in this deployment mints it; the vaults only hold what holders deposit.
uTSLA · 5
venue market 16 · verified
Holds the collateral, runs the hedge, and is the only contract that can mint or burn the certificate.
Certificate
0x6195e1b053E905f0Cb5B6Fb7fE7E71D9191d25d5The ERC-20 you actually hold.
px() and the three guards — staleness, deviation, basis — whose thresholds the risk table reads from here.
The accrual ledger.
Chainlink feed
0x4A1166a659A55625345e9515b32adECea5547C38Chainlink price feed, 8 decimals, total-return. Read only through CertOracle, which applies the guards.
uSPY · 5
venue market 26 · verified
Holds the collateral, runs the hedge, and is the only contract that can mint or burn the certificate.
Certificate
0x0A9959243E65B9dc4C5B270b95Ce2B14cb0b4c85The ERC-20 you actually hold.
px() and the three guards — staleness, deviation, basis — whose thresholds the risk table reads from here.
The accrual ledger.
Chainlink feed
0x319724394D3A0e3669269846abE664Cd621f9f6AChainlink price feed, 8 decimals, total-return. Read only through CertOracle, which applies the guards.
uQQQ · 5
venue market 25 · verified
Holds the collateral, runs the hedge, and is the only contract that can mint or burn the certificate.
Certificate
0x1f773C4a8EBB1b32C56B87fcB4Dfdf15B76Dcf7bThe ERC-20 you actually hold.
px() and the three guards — staleness, deviation, basis — whose thresholds the risk table reads from here.
The accrual ledger.
Chainlink feed
0x80901d846d5D7B030F26B480776EE3b29374C2aeChainlink price feed, 8 decimals, total-return. Read only through CertOracle, which applies the guards.
uNVDA · 5
venue market 15 · verified
Holds the collateral, runs the hedge, and is the only contract that can mint or burn the certificate.
Certificate
0xB0ce8b0e84b5216cf64f9f45B597D013266D0fAfThe ERC-20 you actually hold.
px() and the three guards — staleness, deviation, basis — whose thresholds the risk table reads from here.
The accrual ledger.
Chainlink feed
0x379EC4f7C378F34a1B47E4F3cbeBCbAC3E8E9F15Chainlink price feed, 8 decimals, total-return. Read only through CertOracle, which applies the guards.
uAAPL · 5
venue market 10 · verified
Holds the collateral, runs the hedge, and is the only contract that can mint or burn the certificate.
Certificate
0x8fd48622a79Ef0B5b085A6BA01CB9b342Dc6c37fThe ERC-20 you actually hold.
px() and the three guards — staleness, deviation, basis — whose thresholds the risk table reads from here.
The accrual ledger.
Chainlink feed
0x6B22A786bAa607d76728168703a39Ea9C99f2cD0Chainlink price feed, 8 decimals, total-return. Read only through CertOracle, which applies the guards.
uMSFT · 5
venue market 14 · verified
Holds the collateral, runs the hedge, and is the only contract that can mint or burn the certificate.
Certificate
0xd44818cb6348e6f42992F695525Ff103075d066BThe ERC-20 you actually hold.
px() and the three guards — staleness, deviation, basis — whose thresholds the risk table reads from here.
The accrual ledger.
Chainlink feed
0x45C3C877C15E6BA2EBB19eA114Ea508d14C1Af2EChainlink price feed, 8 decimals, total-return. Read only through CertOracle, which applies the guards.
What "verified" does and does not mean here
Source for all 27 contracts is published on Sourcify with an exact match on the runtime bytecode. The contracts this deployment created directly also match on creation bytecode; each vault's certificate and buffer ledger are created inside the vault's own constructor, so they have no creation transaction of their own to match.
Every mirror's venue market index was read from the venue's own market list before deploying, by a preflight that refuses a market the venue does not list. The index is immutable, so a wrong one could only be fixed by redeploying.