# Zoe Pre-Built Contracts
While Zoe provides the means to build custom smart contracts, there is a good chance you will want to use one that follows a commonly-used structure. Therefore, we currently provide several pre-built contracts that can be imported and run on Zoe:
# Oracles
# Oracle Contract
A low-level oracle contract for querying Chainlink (opens new window) or other oracles.
# PriceAuthority
To use an price oracle in your own contract, we recommend using the priceAuthority
higher-level abstraction.
# DeFi Contracts
These contracts create various sorts of financial instruments.
# Treasury
The Treasury is the primary mechanism for making RUN (the Agoric stable-value currency) available to participants in the economy. It does this by issuing loans against supported types of collateral. The creator of the contract can add new types of collateral. (This is expected to be under the control of on-chain governance after the initial currencies are defined when the contract starts up.)
# Loan Contract
A basic collateralized loan contract.
# Funded Call Spread
Creates a pair of fully collateralized call spread options. They are ERTP assets and can be used as such in other contracts. This contract has two variants, which affect how invitations are created. This version is fully funded by the creator, who receives a matching pair of call spread options. They can be traded or sold separately.
# Priced Call Spread
Creates a pair of fully collateralized call spread options. They are ERTP assets and can be used as such in other contracts. This contract has two variants, which affect how invitations are created. In this version, the creator requests a pair of invitations. Each one lets the holder obtain one of the positions by providing a started portion of the collateral. This version is useful for a market maker who finds pairs of participants with matching interests.
# Covered Call
Creates a call option, which is the right to buy an underlying asset.
# OTC Desk
A contract for giving quotes that can be exercised. The quotes are guaranteed to be exercisable because they are actually options with escrowed underlying assets.
# AMM (Automatic Market Maker) Swap contracts
# Autoswap
An automated market maker. It can always trade between the two currencies in its liquidity pool.
# ConstantProduct AMM
An automated market maker with multiple liquidity pools that can trade between any pair of funded currencies. It charges a poolFee (added to the liquidity pools) and a protocolFee (set aside for the benefit of the Agoric economy). These fees are subject to change by votes controlled by and made visible by the governance system.
# Generic Sales/Trading Contracts
These contracts involve trading or selling ERTP digital assets.
# Sell Items
A generic sales contract, mostly used for selling NFTs for money.
# Atomic Swap
A basic trade of digital assets between two parties.
# Barter Exchange
An exchange with an order book letting all kinds of goods to be offered for explicit barter swaps.
# Second-price Auction
An auction in which the highest bidder wins and pays the second-highest bid. This version doesn't conceal the bids (an essential aspect of second price auctions). Therefore, it should not be used in production.
# Simple Exchange
A basic exchange with an order book for one asset, priced in a second asset.
# Governance
# Escrow To Vote
A coin voting contract in which votes are weighted by the escrowed governance tokens.
# Minting
# Mint Payments
An example of minting fungible tokens.
# Mint and Sell NFTs
A contract that mints NFTs and sells them through a separate sales contract.
# Misc
# Use Obj Example
An example of how you might associate the ability to take an action with ownership of a particular digital asset. In this case, you can color a pixel if you own the NFT for the pixel.
# Trivial Examples
# Automatic Refund
A trivial contract that gives the user back what they put in.
If you want to build your own smart contract, start with the Zoe API
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