Verify it yourself

Anyone can check what runs on Stellar with the Stellar CLI. These commands only read.

Check the deployed code

Download the code running at the currency pool address and compute its hash:

stellar contract fetch --id CAEKJTUSZIWY5OMK6EVOSNPMEULI3MDO3BLP6Y5OKPHRNKM6KTH5YURM --network testnet -o pool.wasm
shasum -a 256 pool.wasm

The result should be b11a192555ab4d4f054d004e1300cb1f9d7f3b5e8f7708848658ea9051de53d4, the hash published on Stellar implementation.

Read the settings

Create a testnet identity once, then read the pool's configuration without sending anything:

stellar keys generate reader --network testnet --fund
stellar contract invoke --id CAEKJTUSZIWY5OMK6EVOSNPMEULI3MDO3BLP6Y5OKPHRNKM6KTH5YURM \
  --network testnet --source-account reader --send=no -- get_configuration

It returns the owner, the USDC contract, the oracle, the pricing key, the fee rates, the pool creation fee and whether the contract is paused.

Read the oracle's rules

stellar contract invoke --id CBOXFJTK5DGVKOEMEYMHMLYKXUHL2ZETWZY3HEF3FO7PO3GD42YH4G5Q \
  --network testnet --source-account reader --send=no -- get_configuration

It returns the owner, the number of operators that must agree, the tolerance, the freshness window and the cooldown.

Browse

Open each contract on Stellar Expert to see its code, transactions and events:

• Currency pool
• Pool oracle
• Rate oracle
• USDC