Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rubicon?
Rubicon is a CLMM-forward onchain liquidity protocol for ERC-20 markets. The broader stack includes CLMM, Aquila, Gladius, the Classic onchain order book, and HFT Vaults.
Where can I trade?
Use the Rubicon app (opens in a new tab) to trade and bridge through swap.
Which chains does Rubicon support?
Rubicon has deployments across Ethereum, Optimism, Base, Arbitrum, and selected testnets. See Deployments for the current contract list.
Where are contract addresses?
Start with Deployments. The full reference includes CLMM, Aquila, Gladius, Classic, and deprecated contracts with block explorer links. For vaults, browse the Rubicon App vaults view (opens in a new tab).
Where should developers start?
Start with Developers. If you only need addresses, go directly to Deployments. If you are integrating routing or liquidity, start with CLMM and Integrations.
Where should traders start?
Start with Guides and the Rubicon app (opens in a new tab).
What are the layers of Rubicon?
- CLMM: Rubicon's Uniswap V3 fork for concentrated liquidity.
- Aquila: a constant-product AMM based on the Uniswap V2 model.
- Gladius: an offchain execution and order engine with its own API surface.
- Classic Order Book: Rubicon's onchain order book for CLOB-style liquidity.
- HFT Vaults: a Gamma Strategies V1 Hypervisor fork for managed CLMM liquidity.
What is Rubicon CLMM?
Rubicon CLMM is Rubicon's concentrated liquidity market maker. It follows the Uniswap V3 model, where liquidity providers choose active price ranges and traders route through available liquidity.
What fees does Rubicon charge?
Fees depend on the system, route, and pool being used. CLMM fees are pool-specific.
Has Rubicon been audited?
Yes. Review the Audits page for public audit history and reports.
Where can I learn about governance and RUBI?
Start with RUBI for governance, tokenomics, deployments, and ecosystem context.
Where can I find integrations?
See Integrations for aggregator, wallet, and data provider support across supported chains and systems.
Where can I find analytics?
Use the Rubicon app markets page (opens in a new tab) for current market views and historical market context.
Where can I get support?
Join the Rubicon Discord (opens in a new tab) and open a support ticket. Be careful of impersonators: the Rubicon team will never ask for your seed phrase or private key.