Welcome
What you will find here
Section titled “What you will find here”These docs are the complete technical reference for ClearPortX — every product, every contract, every formula. They are written to serve three audiences simultaneously:
- Traders and LPs who want to understand how a DLMM actually works before committing capital.
- Protocol engineers and integrators who need exact function signatures, parameters and code samples.
- Institutional risk teams who must satisfy themselves that every economic and security assumption has been documented and can be independently verified.
The writing style is deliberately plain. Where precision requires a formula, there is a formula. Where precision requires a diagram, there is a diagram. Where precision requires code, there is code.
ClearPortX is deployed on Canton Network DevNet at the time of writing. TestNet and MainNet deployments follow the roadmap published in Resources · Roadmap. This document marks assets, features and mechanisms with their current network status.
How the documentation is organized
Section titled “How the documentation is organized”Introduction
Why ClearPortX exists, what makes Canton Network different, and the minimum viable mental model before reading further.
Core concepts
The DLMM primitive explained from first principles — bins, active price, strategies, and the volatility-adjusted fee formula.
Products
Three user-facing surfaces: the DLMM exchange (live), money markets (next), and CPX staking (next). Each with workflows and parameters.
Security
Price feed architecture, guardian pattern, circuit breakers, audit schedule, and the bug bounty contact path.
Tokenomics
CPX token mechanics — distribution, vesting, and the revenue-share model that returns protocol fees to stakers.
Developers
The ClearPortX SDK, API reference, and patterns for integrating DLMM swaps and liquidity from your own Daml application.
Our design principles
Section titled “Our design principles”The principles below guide every architectural decision. They are repeated across the docs as a sanity check when trade-offs must be resolved.
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Composability over isolation. Every product we ship must plug into every other product. A swap can flow into a lending deposit can flow into a staked position in a single atomic command. Silos are a failure mode.
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Capital efficiency over surface area. Concentrated liquidity in the right bins beats deep liquidity across wasted ranges. Every dollar of TVL should earn fees, not sit idle.
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Conservative defaults over clever defaults. A borrower should not be able to reach a dangerous configuration without an explicit override. A liquidity provider should not be able to deposit into a stale pool without seeing a warning.
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Transparency over cleverness. Every price, every fee, every parameter is readable, verifiable and documented. There are no hidden constants.
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Institutional-grade security without institutional-grade friction. Compliance, privacy and auditability are architectural constraints — not feature toggles. They are baked in, not bolted on.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”If this is your first visit, the fastest path to useful knowledge is:
- What is ClearPortX — a one-page elevator pitch with a real product map.
- DLMM explained — the mental model you need before touching any of the product pages.
- Get started — installing a wallet, bridging assets, executing your first swap.