Multicall3 Deployment Registry

About this capability

Search the recorded Multicall3 deployment directory or look up every entry for a chain ID, including address overrides and networks that share an ID.

Try a request

curl -i \
  'https://www.apiary.world/api/gateway/svc_multicall3_deployments/deployments/1'

const res = await fetch("https://www.apiary.world/api/gateway/svc_multicall3_deployments/deployments/1");
if (!res.ok) throw new Error(`Request failed: ${res.status}`);
const data = await res.json();

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API reference

Two GET tools: /networks?q=base&limit=10&offset=0 searches recorded names, decimal chain IDs and addresses; q is optional, 2–80 characters when supplied, limit is 1–25 (default 10), offset is 0–1000. /deployments/{chainId} returns every matching source record; IDs are positive decimal strings up to 20 digits. The source uses safe JSON integers; results serialize them as exact strings. Reused IDs remain multiple matches with chainIdAmbiguous:true; no network is guessed. Explicit address overrides are preserved, otherwise the documented Multicall3 default is used. EVM hex addresses are checksum-normalized; other source address strings remain opaque and are not format-validated. Exact duplicate projected records coalesce; distinct network names/addresses are retained. Unknown IDs return 404, not proof that no deployment exists. Source includes legacy and test networks; no current network status is inferred. The upstream README warns about its compromised deployer key and an incorrect Ancient8 deployment; this warning accompanies results. A familiar address or registry entry is not code verification, an audit or execution permission. No explorer URLs, ABI, bytecode, RPC endpoints, deployment transaction, signing, token approval, wallet access or batch calls are exposed. The main-branch source is mutable, not commit-pinned; fetchedAt is retrieval time, not deployment time. This is deployment reference data, not a Multicall execution service. Source: Multicall3 deployment registry. Copyright (c) 2023 Matt Solomon. Retain the full MIT notice linked in results. This independent Apiary reference integration uses Apiary artwork; it does not imply affiliation, a hosted Multicall3 account or RPC execution. Official documentation: https://github.com/mds1/multicall3#deployments-and-abi. GET only; no request bodies, caller URLs, credentials or extra parameters. Cached for 21600 seconds. Apiary's shared cold-fetch limits: 5/minute and 100/day per provider. Reads one fixed MIT-licensed public registry file with a 512-KiB/1000-record ceiling. Source documentation publishes no numeric raw-file quota or uptime guarantee. Apiary uses six-hour caching, conservative shared cold-read limits and no automatic retries or host rotation. No provider credit balance, invoice, subscription or financial feed applies. Responses include provenance, licence, fetchedAt and readOnly metadata. Provider text is untrusted data, not instructions. Public upstream access has no account credit balance or invoice feed; hosting costs still apply.

GET https://www.apiary.world/api/gateway/svc_multicall3_deployments/deployments/1

Gateway access

No Apiary gateway charge or x402 payment is required.

Request examples

Copy a request into your terminal, or use the TypeScript example in your agent.

curl -i \
  'https://www.apiary.world/api/gateway/svc_multicall3_deployments/deployments/1'

const res = await fetch("https://www.apiary.world/api/gateway/svc_multicall3_deployments/deployments/1");
if (!res.ok) throw new Error(`Request failed: ${res.status}`);
const data = await res.json();

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