Smart Contracts

Keyring Network's smart contracts are used to operate different parts of the protocol. Contracts are written in Solidity and released under a BUSL license. Standard contracts leverage the OpenZeppelin Library (version 4.6.0).

See the repository here.

Core Contract

The Keyring Core Contract is a single contract that stores user credentials with expiry and allows blacklisting of entities on a per policy basis. See the repository for full details of the code.

Deployments

Here current deployments, additional chains will follow. Get in touch if you have any requests.

Blockchain	Address
Ethereum Mainnet	0xD18d17791f2071Bf3C855bA770420a9EdEa0728d
Arbitrum	0x88e097C960aD0239B4eEC6E8C5B4f74f898eFdA3
Base	0x88e097C960aD0239B4eEC6E8C5B4f74f898eFdA3
Optimism	0x88e097C960aD0239B4eEC6E8C5B4f74f898eFdA3
Avalanche	0x88e097C960aD0239B4eEC6E8C5B4f74f898eFdA3
Polygon	0x88e097C960aD0239B4eEC6E8C5B4f74f898eFdA3
ZKsync Era	0x617534538624ae12AC8F5A12cbC22491FED7D63D
Solana	DZfyn6cuo3aKnW8Diky5fzYWvuWZxFDi1VQekfJf45Vw

Testnets

Blockchain	Address
Sepolia Testnet	0x6fB4880678bFf1792eBF1C3FDdc16E4fbF4ad043
Holesky Testnet	0xfccc1d195d75089332a38463561e913f10b6b0b0

Governance

Keyring implements admin-upgradable proxies to manage core protocol updates.