Smart Contract

veLISTA is being retired under LIP-024. The on-chain switch is freePenaltyStartTime = 2026-04-07 08:20 UTC. From that moment lock, relockUnclaimed, increaseAmount / increaseAmountFor and extendWeek all revert with free penalty period start, and getPenalty(address) returns 0 for every account while block.timestamp is within [freePenaltyStartTime, freePenaltyEndTime] — see the bounded-window caveat below before relying on it past that. enableAutoLock / disableAutoLock remain callable on existing positions. Governance voting has moved to plain LISTA on Snapshot, and protocol revenue previously distributed to veLISTA stakers now funds LISTA buybacks.

Existing locks can still be exited without penalty. There is no withdraw function, and the two exits are mutually exclusive:

• claim() — only once the lock term has elapsed and the position is not auto-locked. Otherwise it reverts no claimable tokens.

• earlyClaim() — only while the position is still locked or auto-locked. Otherwise it reverts cannot claim with penalty.

Two caveats. The penalty-free period is a bounded window that a MANAGER can change — read freePenaltyEndTime before relying on it. And earlyClaim checks an independent earlyClaimBlacklist before anything else. A blacklisted auto-locked position therefore cannot use earlyClaim(), and claim() is blocked while auto-lock is on — but the exit is delayed, not removed: disableAutoLock() is not gated by the penalty-free modifier and carries no blacklist check, and it converts the position to a fixed term ending lockWeeks weeks later, after which claim() works penalty-free. Worst case is a 52-week wait.

The veLista* contracts below stay readable on-chain and existing positions can still be exited through them, but they should not be used for new integrations.

Main

Name	Contract Address
veLista (retired · LIP-024)	0xd0C380D31DB43CD291E2bbE2Da2fD6dc877b87b3
veListaDistributor (retired · LIP-024)	0x45aAc046Bc656991c52cf25E783c6942425ce40C
LISTA	0xFceB31A79F71AC9CBDCF853519c1b12D379EdC46
Lista Airdrop (closed)	0x2ed866Ca9C33bf695C78af222d61Bd4D9cB558d3
ListaVault	0x307d13267f360f78005f476Fa913F8848F30292A
OracleCenter	0x946a68b29149f819FBcE866cED3632e0C9F7C53b
BorrowLisUSDListaDistributor	0x0AED860cA496600F6976219Cb1acEc435d7F4f3B
StakeLisUSDListaDistributor	0xFeB28443692216f66D14C7be4a449a765E2BDbAc
EmissionVoting (retired · LIP-024)	0xfc136f286805a7922d9bf04317068964b231336c
VeListaRevenueDistributor (retired · LIP-024)	0xE4153Eb04417bE05b8d6B2222E4Cdd8AE674ee76
VeListaInterestRebater (retired · LIP-024)	0xda1E93d58CCCC9683f9Cb051cAEC5CF2F01B3253

LP Staking

LISTA emissions reach staking pools through per-pool distributor contracts fed by ListaVault. The set of distributors is on-chain and changes over time, so read it from the vault rather than from a list here:

// ListaVault — address in the Main table above
function distributorId() external view returns (uint16);   // highest id issued so far
function idToDistributor(uint16 id) external view returns (address);
function getDistributorWeeklyEmissions(uint16 id, uint16 week) external view returns (uint256);
function getWeek(uint256 timestamp) external view returns (uint16);
function distributorBlacklist(uint16 id) external view returns (bool);

Ids are issued sequentially from 1 and never reused, so idToDistributor(i) for i in 1..distributorId() is the complete registry. A distributor's registration does not mean it is being funded — check getDistributorWeeklyEmissions(id, getWeek(block.timestamp)) for the week you care about; a 0 there means no emission was allocated to it that week. claimableList(account, distributors) returns a user's claimable amount per distributor in one call.

Staking and vault infrastructure

Name	Address
PancakeStaking	0xE31f0BcE1F825A8e27f2Cc30B54af19DA2978f10
ThenaStaking	0xFA5B482882F9e025facCcE558c2F72c6c50AC719
PancakeVault	0x62DfeC5C9518fE2e0ba483833d1BAD94ecF68153
ThenaVault	0xF40D0d497966fe198765877484FFf08c2D2004ad
LpProxy	0x5A0E3291514F5F1797A0C7eFefdac81eeC70ec01