Global Registry for Project Deployed Smart Contracts

Introduction

A Global Registry Contract is a central contract that tracks all deployed contracts within a project. It ensures secure interactions between contracts while enforcing structured access control. Every deployed contract should store the registry’s address and use it to validate interactions.

Why Use a Global Registry?

  • Efficient Tracking: Maintain a single source of truth for deployed contracts.

  • 🔐 Access Control: Securely manage contract interactions.

  • 📂 Role-Based Grouping: Aggregate contract instances into structured roles.

  • 📉 Eliminate Redundancy: Reduce storage costs by keeping addresses in a single registry instead of multiple contracts.

Benefits

🔑 Security & Access Control

  • Contracts can verify interactions based on registered roles.

  • Reduces unauthorized access and contract misuse.

🛠️ Storage Efficiency

  • Prevents multiple contracts from storing redundant addresses.

  • Saves gas costs by centralizing contract reference data.

Design Considerations

📌 Registry Reference in Every Contract

Each deployed contract should store the registry address for validation.

🗂️ Key-Value Storage

  • Contracts are stored using a key (contract name + unique identifier) and a value (contract address).

👥 Role-Based Access Control

  • The registry groups contract instances under roles, allowing multiple instances of the same contract to interact securely.

👨‍💼 Ownership & Management

  • Define who can register contracts and assign roles (admin, DAO governance, etc.).

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