Swap Contract Addresses

This page is the authoritative reference for every deployed object in the IFÁ Labs Swap Contract on Sui Testnet. Unlike the oracle, which has just three objects, the swap contract has one object per asset — a vault and a protocol fee vault for each supported token, plus the shared Pool and several capability objects.

Core Objects

Object	ID
Package ID	`0x765c26edd8a46750c017281c249cece13e7d6a2581698777ab9c804175b20f4b`
Pool ID	`0x905157cac184db49923b54c8baeeed6d03fcfca2bde2a89ac120c81c47666b6d`
AdminCap ID	`0x9e022992fa149edfd33978e50c87037dbfcb8292f655a6b7cc28801fc206caf8`
HLP Treasury Cap ID	`0xf13db564315b09bbee997915e7c2b3d218a7118466871933f7550178eee62b3f`
HLP Metadata Cap ID	`0xa2e31bcbed80a5f0225f6f883c8b6a8bc07fda94ac910d95933814e493cc8f92`

AdminCap, HLP Treasury Cap, and HLP Metadata Cap are owned objects held by the IFÁ Labs team — not objects you pass into deposit, withdraw, swap, or sweep calls. They’re listed here for completeness and transparency, not because integrators need them. The Pool ID is the object you’ll actually pass into every periphery function.

Pool Configuration

Parameter	Value
LP Fee	30 bps (0.30%)
Protocol Fee	10 bps (0.10%)
Max Price Age	3,600,000 ms (1 hour)
Sync Interval	600,000 ms (10 minutes)
Protocol Fee Recipient	`0x549182227b60dc5e499d77df18f2608991ca3440f7cd848bb5206885596dd315`
Paused	`false`

Asset Vaults

Each supported asset has its own AssetVault<T> and ProtocolFeeVault<T> — both required as arguments whenever you deposit, withdraw, or swap that asset.

SUI

Object	ID
Coin Type	`0x2::sui::SUI`
Asset Vault ID	`0xcc4404aaef9fd5b33890e3249bbaf41045c63f7f9fc1c390dc375eec54e7331d`
Protocol Fee Vault ID	`0x019ff372771260fe057bd91569ee7a72914fa1675f9a605d86b8efa767d8ce15`
Asset Index	`0xd57f164423e2cda5609280f00a447a518e3dd6877cb4e3b44f30d1c75ac1fa27`
Coin Decimals	9
Target Weight	4,000 bps (40%)
Status	Enabled

USDSUI

Object	ID
Coin Type	`0x03d89b35c658a0b0359b35fd83fc5c44949af781e376125d382eed9142aefe6d::usdsui::USDSUI`
Asset Vault ID	`0xebd902f3725acfe43e8abc31300e306c782198c0d3978f5a3ca8417355dfa706`
Protocol Fee Vault ID	`0x533a2d45e9a6ebf8b352004207bae4851a63ee656b09f9c046f15a9d53a82cbc`
Asset Index	`0xf184c9079687c0c05097f861cd229697c610d4443712d900f162ef5b605d8bb9`
Coin Decimals	9
Target Weight	4,000 bps (40%)
Status	Enabled

CNGN

Object	ID
Coin Type	`0x03d89b35c658a0b0359b35fd83fc5c44949af781e376125d382eed9142aefe6d::cngn::CNGN`
Asset Vault ID	`0x5fb56bd1d5162af2ce67f06a969dad0df60ff8c628af429efe2ff5e2aceebcd0`
Protocol Fee Vault ID	`0xac6819647ff6c9773bfef4ac34569f3ed43e359f7fa36dffaf3f861221e1a9b3`
Asset Index	`0x83a18c73cf75a028a24b79cbedb3b8d8ba363b748a3210ddbcaa95eec3b87b3a`
Coin Decimals	6
Target Weight	4,000 bps (40%)
Status	Enabled

This Asset Index matches the CNGN/USD asset ID used on the oracle directly — confirming the swap contract reads the exact same IfaPriceFeed entries documented on Supported Assets.

ZARP

Object	ID
Coin Type	`0x03d89b35c658a0b0359b35fd83fc5c44949af781e376125d382eed9142aefe6d::zarp::ZARP`
Asset Vault ID	`0xcefba8afe12d87aa206a8988629fdd91deec4f89ff484c628af8a50785986bec`
Protocol Fee Vault ID	`0x44c76eb9786a73eaf895a516d6d96544acb1f8c78cc729d60f2e4f7ad0624e8c`
Asset Index	`0x12373a3b1c4827c84bf6d7b11df100442695d0abfdb7a20d30a41d67d58e75a8`
Coin Decimals	6
Target Weight	4,000 bps (40%)
Status	Enabled

WAL

Object	ID
Coin Type	`0x03d89b35c658a0b0359b35fd83fc5c44949af781e376125d382eed9142aefe6d::wal::WAL`
Asset Vault ID	Not yet created
Protocol Fee Vault ID	Not yet created
Status	Listed, not whitelisted

WAL’s coin type is registered in the deployment config but no AssetVault<WAL> or ProtocolFeeVault<WAL> has been created on-chain yet. Attempting to deposit, withdraw, or swap WAL will fail — there is no vault object to pass. Do not build against WAL until this page is updated to show real vault IDs.

TypeScript Constants

Copy-paste ready object IDs and coin types for the live Sui Testnet deployment:

export const IFA_SWAP_TESTNET = {
  packageId:        "0x765c26edd8a46750c017281c249cece13e7d6a2581698777ab9c804175b20f4b",
  poolId:           "0x905157cac184db49923b54c8baeeed6d03fcfca2bde2a89ac120c81c47666b6d",
} as const;

export const IFA_SWAP_ASSETS = {
  SUI: {
    coinType:           "0x2::sui::SUI",
    assetVaultId:       "0xcc4404aaef9fd5b33890e3249bbaf41045c63f7f9fc1c390dc375eec54e7331d",
    protocolFeeVaultId: "0x019ff372771260fe057bd91569ee7a72914fa1675f9a605d86b8efa767d8ce15",
    coinDecimals:       9,
  },
  USDSUI: {
    coinType:           "0x03d89b35c658a0b0359b35fd83fc5c44949af781e376125d382eed9142aefe6d::usdsui::USDSUI",
    assetVaultId:       "0xebd902f3725acfe43e8abc31300e306c782198c0d3978f5a3ca8417355dfa706",
    protocolFeeVaultId: "0x533a2d45e9a6ebf8b352004207bae4851a63ee656b09f9c046f15a9d53a82cbc",
    coinDecimals:       9,
  },
  CNGN: {
    coinType:           "0x03d89b35c658a0b0359b35fd83fc5c44949af781e376125d382eed9142aefe6d::cngn::CNGN",
    assetVaultId:       "0x5fb56bd1d5162af2ce67f06a969dad0df60ff8c628af429efe2ff5e2aceebcd0",
    protocolFeeVaultId: "0xac6819647ff6c9773bfef4ac34569f3ed43e359f7fa36dffaf3f861221e1a9b3",
    coinDecimals:       6,
  },
  ZARP: {
    coinType:           "0x03d89b35c658a0b0359b35fd83fc5c44949af781e376125d382eed9142aefe6d::zarp::ZARP",
    assetVaultId:       "0xcefba8afe12d87aa206a8988629fdd91deec4f89ff484c628af8a50785986bec",
    protocolFeeVaultId: "0x44c76eb9786a73eaf895a516d6d96544acb1f8c78cc729d60f2e4f7ad0624e8c",
    coinDecimals:       6,
  },
  // WAL intentionally omitted — no vault deployed yet
} as const;

// The Sui system Clock object — required by every swap function, same address on every network
export const SUI_CLOCK_ID = "0x6";

Using These IDs in a Transaction

A complete swap example — SUI for CNGN — using the real testnet IDs above:

import { Transaction } from "@mysten/sui/transactions";
import { IFA_SWAP_TESTNET, IFA_SWAP_ASSETS, SUI_CLOCK_ID } from "./constants";

const IFA_ORACLE_FEED_ID = "0x5d2728b862de08de767e4f8841a38c9452d951c0602e77fc47bfbb3ab03f33f0";

const tx = new Transaction();

tx.moveCall({
  target: `${IFA_SWAP_TESTNET.packageId}::hetero_swap_periphery::swap_exact_input`,
  typeArguments: [
    IFA_SWAP_ASSETS.SUI.coinType,
    IFA_SWAP_ASSETS.CNGN.coinType,
  ],
  arguments: [
    tx.object(IFA_SWAP_TESTNET.poolId),
    tx.object(IFA_SWAP_ASSETS.SUI.assetVaultId),
    tx.object(IFA_SWAP_ASSETS.CNGN.assetVaultId),
    tx.object(IFA_SWAP_ASSETS.CNGN.protocolFeeVaultId),
    tx.object(IFA_ORACLE_FEED_ID),
    tx.object(suiCoinObjectId), // your Coin<SUI> object
    tx.pure.u64(minCngnOut),
    tx.object(SUI_CLOCK_ID),
  ],
});

Notice the swap contract requires both its own Pool/Vault objects and the oracle’s Feed Object ID in the same call. This is the swap contract directly consuming the oracle — exactly as described in the Sui Swap Contract Overview.

Verifying These Objects On-Chain

Open the package on Suiscan

Navigate to the Package ID on Suiscan. Confirm the package name is ifalabs and the modules listed include hetero_swap_core, hetero_swap_periphery, and hlp.

Verify the Pool object

Navigate to the Pool ID on Suiscan. Confirm the object type is ifalabs::hetero_swap_core::Pool and it is a shared object.

Verify an asset vault

Pick any asset vault ID from the tables above and confirm its object type matches ifalabs::hetero_swap_core::AssetVault<T>, where T is the expected coin type.

Check recent transactions

On the Pool object page, review recent transactions. You should see deposit_liquidity, swap_exact_input, or withdraw_liquidity calls if the pool has seen any testnet activity.

Reporting an Address Discrepancy

If you encounter an object ID claiming to be part of the IFÁ Labs Swap Contract that is not listed on this page, do not use it and report it immediately:

Email: support@ifalabs.com
Telegram: t.me/ifalabs
GitHub: IFA-Labs/swap_contract_sui/issues

Next Steps

Swap Function Reference

Every public function — deposit, withdraw, swap, sweep, and quote.

Sui Swap Contract Overview

Architecture, core concepts, and what the pool does.

Contract Addresses

The oracle’s object IDs — required alongside the Pool ID for every swap call.

Testnet Faucet

Claim testnet SUI and WAL to try a deposit or swap yourself.

INTRODUCTION

QUICKSTART

INTEGRATION GUIDES

CORE CONCEPTS

ONCHAIN REFERENCE

SECURITY & AUDITS

ADVANCED TOPICS

TROUBLESHOOTING

REFERENCE

SUPPORT & COMMUNITY

Core Objects

Pool Configuration

Asset Vaults

SUI

USDSUI

CNGN

ZARP

WAL

TypeScript Constants

Using These IDs in a Transaction

Verifying These Objects On-Chain

Reporting an Address Discrepancy

Next Steps

Swap Function Reference

Sui Swap Contract Overview

Contract Addresses

Testnet Faucet

​Core Objects

​Pool Configuration

​Asset Vaults

​SUI

​USDSUI

​CNGN

​ZARP

​WAL

​TypeScript Constants

​Using These IDs in a Transaction

​Verifying These Objects On-Chain

​Reporting an Address Discrepancy

​Next Steps

Swap Function Reference

Sui Swap Contract Overview

Contract Addresses

Testnet Faucet

Core Objects

Pool Configuration

Asset Vaults

SUI

USDSUI

CNGN

ZARP

WAL

TypeScript Constants

Using These IDs in a Transaction

Verifying These Objects On-Chain

Reporting an Address Discrepancy

Next Steps