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This is the deployment manifest and contract registry for PrigeeX: the authoritative record of every deployed smart-contract address across the ecosystem. It lets you verify you’re using the real platform, inspect the code yourself on the block explorer, and gives integrators a single reference for wiring up the frontend. As set out in the Phase 1 SRS, every address below is one place, kept in sync with each deployment.
Always verify before you trade. Scammers create fake copies of DEXes. Bookmark the official PrigeeX link and check that the contracts you interact with match the addresses below. Every address here is verified and publicly viewable on Arbiscan.

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Architecture at a glance

How the contracts below fit together. A Gnosis Safe multisig is the treasury and the only admin. The Fee Distributor is the concentrated-liquidity (v3) factory owner: it collects protocol fees, swaps them to PGX against an on-chain TWAP floor, then splits the result 70% to stakers, 30% to treasury. The PGX token is immutable with a fixed supply, and staking is the only upgradeable (UUPS) contract. Every contract in this diagram is listed with its address below.

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Arbitrum One (Mainnet)

PrigeeX release 1.0.0, deployed on 3 October 2026 (blocks 511,345,156 to 511,346,729). Every contract is verified on Arbiscan.
Which addresses do I actually use? For everyday use you only touch the PGX token, the Staking Proxy (not the implementation), and the routers. The remaining entries are supporting infrastructure listed here for completeness and verification.

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PrigeeX protocol contracts

The proprietary contracts: the PGX token and the revenue-distribution staking system. These are the contracts covered by the Hacken smart-contract audit. Staking is an upgradeable (UUPS) contract: interact with the Staking Proxy. On Arbiscan, use Read as Proxy / Write as Proxy to see the staking functions. PGX has a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000, minted once at deployment to the Safe. It has no owner and no mint function.

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Concentrated liquidity AMM (Uniswap v3 fork)

The Nonfungible Position Manager mints and holds Concentrated position NFTs. The app prices swaps through Quoter V2.

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Classic AMM (Uniswap v2 fork)

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Core infrastructure & routing

WETH9 and Permit2 are the canonical Arbitrum One deployments, shared with the rest of the ecosystem.

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Ownership

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Init code hashes

For integrators computing pool addresses off-chain.

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Arbitrum Sepolia (Testnet)

The pre-launch deployment on the Arbitrum Sepolia testnet, kept for testing. Testnet is a practice network that uses valueless test tokens. These are not the mainnet contracts: never send real funds to them. All contracts below are verified on Arbiscan.
Which addresses do I actually use? For everyday use you only touch the PGX token, the Staking Proxy (not the implementation), and the two AMM routers. The remaining entries are supporting infrastructure listed here for completeness and verification.

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PrigeeX protocol contracts

The proprietary contracts: the PGX token and the revenue-distribution staking system. Staking is an upgradeable (UUPS) contract: interact with the Staking Proxy. The implementation holds the logic and should not be called directly.

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Concentrated liquidity AMM (Uniswap v3 fork)

The customized concentrated-liquidity AMM that powers Concentrated pools. The Nonfungible Position Manager mints and holds Concentrated position NFTs. The app prices swaps through Quoter V2.

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Classic AMM (Uniswap v2 fork)

The constant-product AMM that powers Classic pools.

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Core infrastructure & routing

Foundational contracts for base operations, approvals, and multi-hop routing.
Always reach PrigeeX through these official links. See Security & Safety.