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Nexus Market
  • Introduction
    • 👋Hi !
    • Overview
      • Start BUIDLing
  • Links
    • Money Market App
    • Github
    • Telegram
  • Concepts
    • At a Glance
      • Supply
      • Borrow
      • Repay
      • Withdraw
      • Liquidation
      • Flash Loan
      • Risks
    • Protocol
      • Liquidity Pool
      • Reserve
      • Oracle
      • Governance
      • Incentives
      • Safety Module
  • LST as Collateral
  • Coming Soon
  • Guides
    • User Flows
    • Follow-on Steps
  • Developers
    • Smart Contract
      • Pool
      • L2 Pool
      • Wrapped Token Gateway
      • View Contracts
      • Incentives
      • Tokenisation
      • Interest Rate Strategy
      • Access Control Manager
      • Oracles
      • PoolAddressesProvider
      • Pool Configurator
      • Switch Adapters
    • Safety Module
    • Governance
    • Flash Loan
      • Premium Distribution
      • Example Calculation
  • Credit Delegation
  • Resources
    • Web3
    • Glossary
    • Contracts Dashboard
      • Ethereum Sepolia
      • Base Sepolia
      • BSC Chapel
    • Parameters Dashboard
    • Access Control Dashboard
    • FAQ
      • General
      • Risk
      • Supplying and Earning
      • Borrowing
      • Liquidations
      • Governance
      • Safety Module
      • Developers
      • Other Features
      • Brand-related
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How can I integrate the Nexus Market functionality?

Nexus is a collection of smart contracts deployed to Ethereum and other blockchain networks. Nexus functionality can be integrated into an application by interacting with the protocol smart contracts.

contains references for available functions.

How do I query Nexus data?

Nexus data can be queried directly through view functions. The Docs contain details on available functions, and all protocol addresses can be viewed and integrated through the .

Historical data for protocol data such as parameters, rates, balances can be queried through contract events or indexed data sources. A breakdown of all core protocol events can be found here. The Nexus Protocol subgraphs are an example of an indexed data source that maps Nexus contract events to a GraphQL endpoint.

Nexus contract documentation
Nexus
Nexus Address Book