💗CoreBorrow - Access Control Manager
Integrity of the Borrowing Module
Last updated
Integrity of the Borrowing Module
Last updated
Contract Name: CoreBorrow
The CoreBorrow
contract is the contract responsible for handling the access control across all the modules of the protocol. It is notably what is read by all Treasury
contracts in the Borrowing module. It also manages the flashloan module. It has no minting rights though over stablecoin contracts.
Apart from some external view function, this contract only contains functions accessible to governance.
Only one version of this contract should be deployed per chain.
Implements ICoreBorrow
, Initializable
and AccessControlEnumerableUpgradeable
. This contract is upgradeable.
flashLoanModule
: Reference to the flashloan module for the stablecoin
This contract is the only contract of the module which implements the AccessControl
logic from OpenZeppelin. The enumerable logic is even implemented which enables to easily track which addresses have which role.
The external state-changing functions of this protocol are only available to addresses (normally only one) with a governor role on the protocol:
addFlashLoanerTreasuryRole
: To allow flash loans on a stablecoin of the protocol
addGovernor
: To add a governor within the protocol
removeFlashLoanerTreasuryRole
: To revoke the flash loan ability for a stablecoin
removeGovernor
: Revokes a governor from the protocol
setFlashLoanModule
: Changes the flashLoanModule
of the protocol
setCore
: Changes the core contract of the protocol
There are some view functions for contracts to verify roles of addresses calling it within the Borrowing Module (through the Treasury
contract in this case), or within any other protocol module:
isFlashLoanerTreasury
: Checks whether a treasury contract is whitelisted so that flash loans can be taken on its associated stablecoin
isGovernor
: Checks whether an address has the GOVERNOR_ROLE
isGovernorOrGuardian
: Checks whether an address has the GUARDIAN_ROLE
: by construction, all governors should also be guardian of the protocol