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Deposit to AERE L2

There is no deposit inbox to deposit into, and the addresses this page used to show were wrong. Measured on chain 2800 on 2026-08-01 by walking each address's live runtime bytecode: not one of the eight addresses previously listed as a rollup inbox contains a deposit() or a MIN_DEPOSIT() function. Three of them have no code at all. The other five are unrelated live contracts that have nothing to do with an L2 inbox, and one of them is a bridge contract our own registry marks as deprecated and flawed. The deposit button was already disabled, but the addresses were still printed where a reader could copy one and send AERE to it by hand. They have been removed. No rollup is live on Aere Network today, no sequencer is producing blocks, and nothing on this page can move your funds.

What this page describes is the intended deposit path: send native AERE on Layer 1 to a rollup inbox, and the sequencer credits the same address on the rollup. None of it is deployed. Layer 1 itself is live and public, and that is the only thing on Aere Network you can transact on today.

SourceAERE L1 · Chain ID 2800 · live
DestinationAERE L2 · Chain ID 28001 · reserved, not running
Inbox contractnone deployed (measured 2026-08-01)
Bridge timenot applicable, there is nothing to bridge to yet
Your L1 balance,
Last deposit,

Planned rollup endpoints

These are the chain IDs and RPC hostnames reserved for the eight rollups. They are not serving yet, so there is nothing to add to a wallet today:

Checked 2026-08-01: the hostnames resolve and terminate TLS, but no RPC answers on them yet. There is no L2 block explorer to link to until a sequencer is producing blocks. Layer 1 activity is live and public at explorer.aere.network.