SyncSwapWhere are the official SyncSwap router and factory contracts in 2026?
SyncSwap's official contract directory lists official router, factory and related contract references. Do not assume one address works on every chain; verify the component and network in the docs before approving a token or calling a contract. This page points to the official directory instead of reproducing addresses that may be chain-specific.
Are router and factory addresses the same across every chain?
No. Treat router and factory contracts as network-specific unless the official contract table says otherwise.
The safest source is the official SyncSwap smart-contracts directory, because it organizes contract components by deployment. Match the docs row to the chain selected in your wallet before signing anything.
| Component | What it is | Where to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Router | The contract path used for swap execution and route calls. | Verify the chain-specific router entry in the official Smart Contracts table. |
| Factory | The component associated with pool creation and pool lookup for a deployment. | Use the docs table for the exact factory component on the selected network. |
| Range Pool Factory | The factory component tied to SyncSwap Range pools and concentrated liquidity. | Check the Range Pool Factory row in the official contract directory. |
| Position NFT Manager | The manager component associated with NFT-style Range liquidity positions. | Confirm the Position NFT Manager entry before interacting with Range positions. |
What is the Range Pool Factory?
The Range Pool Factory is the factory component for SyncSwap's Range pool design. Range pools are concentrated-liquidity pools, so their infrastructure differs from a simple Classic pool deposit.
If you are building or verifying an integration, use the contract table in the SyncSwap docs rather than a copied address list. A factory address without the right chain context is not enough.
How do I verify a contract before approving it?
Start with the official docs, then compare the address and network against your wallet or block explorer. The approval target should match the component you intend to use.
- Open the official Smart Contracts page from docs.syncswap.xyz.
- Select the same chain that is active in your wallet.
- Compare the contract address character by character before approving.
- Check whether the approval is for a router, pool, NFT manager or another component.
- Reject unexpected approvals from unofficial links or cloned interfaces.
Frequently asked
Verify first
Approvals should start from the docs, not from a pasted address.
01Where does SyncSwap publish its official contract addresses?
SyncSwap publishes official contract references in its Smart Contracts documentation. Use the docs table as the source of truth instead of copying addresses from social posts, chats or old tutorials, because deployments and contract versions can differ by network and component.
02Are router and factory addresses the same across every chain?
No. Router and factory addresses should be treated as chain-specific unless the official table explicitly says otherwise. Always match the network in your wallet to the network row in the SyncSwap smart-contracts documentation before approving or interacting with a contract.
03What is the Range Pool Factory?
The Range Pool Factory is the contract component associated with creating or managing SyncSwap Range pools, which are the protocol's concentrated-liquidity pool type. It is separate from the general idea of a swap router, so verify it in the official contract directory before using integrations.
04What is the Position NFT Manager?
The Position NFT Manager is the contract component associated with NFT-style Range pool positions. It matters for concentrated-liquidity providers because a Range position is not the same as a simple fungible LP deposit in a Classic pool.
05How do I verify a contract before approving it?
Start from the official SyncSwap smart-contracts page, choose the correct chain, then compare the address in your wallet or explorer with the docs entry. Confirm the contract role, network and approval target before signing, and avoid approvals triggered from copied links or unofficial front ends.