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Interface: PerpSystemConfig

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/perp/system.ts:22

How the perps stack is wired, straight from MarginBank.getSystemConfig.

This is the address book. Every other contract in the plane is reachable from here, so a consumer never hardcodes one per chain — and the bank's own view of them is the authoritative one, since these are the addresses it will actually call.

Properties

marginBank

marginBank: `0x${string}`

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/perp/system.ts:24

The MarginBank reporting this config (echoed back).


collateralToken

collateralToken: `0x${string}`

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/perp/system.ts:26

The single collateral token every perp market is quoted in.


perpPoolFactory

perpPoolFactory: `0x${string}`

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/perp/system.ts:28

The factory that deploys PerpPools.


liquidationEngine

liquidationEngine: `0x${string}`

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/perp/system.ts:30

The LiquidationEngine — the PROXY, which is what to call.


insuranceFund

insuranceFund: `0x${string}`

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/perp/system.ts:32

The tiered InsuranceFund that absorbs bad debt.


feeRecipient

feeRecipient: `0x${string}`

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/perp/system.ts:34

Where protocol fees are routed.


maxLeverageLimit

maxLeverageLimit: number

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/perp/system.ts:36

Protocol-wide ceiling on per-account leverage; clamps a stricter user setting.


fullyWired

fullyWired: boolean

Defined in: packages/sdk/src/perp/system.ts:48

Whether the factory, liquidation engine and insurance fund are all set.

feeRecipient is NOT part of it, despite sitting in the same struct — the contract's flag covers three of the five addresses above. A go-live check that read this as "everything is configured" would sign off a stack whose fee routing is still unset, so check feeRecipient separately.

False means some part of the stack is half-configured, which is the state in which liquidation or settlement paths degrade silently rather than reverting.