Smart Contracts

Aave V3.3 on Aptos is architected using a modular design that leverages Move's strengths. Each module encapsulates distinct functionality—from access control and configuration to data management and token operations—enabling isolated updates, robust permissioning, and scalable, secure protocol logic.

Note: There are two notable differences versus EVM Solidity:

Main pool implementation that coordinates reserve management and user interactions. Includes configurator modules for protocol admins to adjust parameters and data providers for external queries.

Access Control List Manager that serves as the main registry of system roles and permissions. Implements role-based access control for various admin functions across the Aave protocol.

Configuration module that defines error codes and implements bitmap logic for reserve and user configurations. Provides utilities for managing protocol parameters like LTV ratios, liquidation thresholds, and borrowing limits.

Price oracle implementation that fetches and validates asset prices for the Aave protocol. Includes price cap adapters for stablecoins and sentinel functionality to handle oracle outages.

Token factory modules for creating and managing aTokens and variable debt tokens. Handles token minting, burning, and transfer operations with proper scaling based on interest accrual.

Data storage module that maintains protocol configuration values and token naming conventions. Stores interest rate strategies, e-mode configurations, and other protocol parameters for both mainnet and testnet.

Core business logic modules implementing liquidity pool operations like borrowing, supplying, and liquidations. Contains specialized logic for features like flash loans, e-mode, and isolation mode.

Auxiliary modules that extend core functionality with features like rewards, emissions, and UI data providers. Includes a collector module for protocol fees, ecosystem reserve management, and coin migration utilities.