Address References

pAMM uses Native Router V6 and Native RFQ Pool V6. See Addresses for the full V6 layout on every chain.

Always read directSwapEnabled onchain before sending a swap. The pair table below is a snapshot from 16 September 2026 and can change without a docs update.

BNB Chain (chainId 56)

Contract	Address
NativeRouter	0x1fDED89D98CBeADd96a109D28689c2638025dad3
NativeRFQPool	0x8Ac1009D5f13660CE7089901E51459142ad50793
WBNB	0xbb4CdB9CBd36B01bD1cBaEBF2De08d9173bc095c

Pair	Engine	Direct swap	Notes
QQQB – USDT	0xa02223bBc5F60D8FD0F42E2b5ab1FC3C37be7652	Enabled	Live for test.
WBNB – USDT	0x1d22bd156eE77135afdfB7cbb10C7B8029572699	Disabled
USDC – USDT	0x06a9F8e8967076BbcEF5facc25FA3767Cab7bebf	Disabled

Other V6 chains

Arbitrum, Base, Monad, X Layer, Morph, and Robinhood Chain have the same V6 router/pool layout (see the Addresses) but no pAMM engines assigned at this snapshot.

For Ethereum, Native is working with Titan and other builders to integrate pAMM.

How to confirm a pair yourself

The pool cannot enumerate pairs. Seed token pairs, then keep those with getEngine(a, b) != address(0) and engine.rfqPool() == pool.

const engine = await pool.getEngine(tokenA, tokenB); // zero = not listed
const pairKey = await pool.getPairKey(tokenA, tokenB);
const enabled = await pool.directSwapEnabled(pairKey);
const boundPool = await engine.rfqPool(); // must equal the NativeRFQPool you use

• tokenA / tokenB order does not matter. address(0) is normalized to WETH/WBNB on the pool.

• pairKey is keccak256(abi.encode(token0, token1)) after WETH-normalize, with token0 < token1.

• Also require router.isNativePools(pool) == true.