> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.maple.finance/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.maple.finance/technical-resources/operations/protocol-deployment.md).

# Protocol Deployment

## Protocol Deployment

1. Confirm Governor address.
2. Confirm Treasury address.
3. Deploy MapleGlobals implementation address and verify on Etherscan.
4. Deploy MapleGlobals proxy address and verify on Etherscan, declaring the Governor and implementation address.
5. Deploy the Pool Deployer contract, declaring the MapleGlobalsV2 address.
6. Set values in the MapleGlobals contract with the Governor address (revisit this):
   1. `globals.setMapleTreasury(treasury);`
   2. `globals.setMigrationAdmin(migrationAdmin);`
   3. `globals.setSecurityAdmin(securityAdmin);`
   4. `globals.setValidPoolAsset(USDC, true); (Do for all assets)`
   5. `globals.setPriceOracle(USDC, <oracleAddress>, <maxDelay>);` (Do for all assets)
   6. Allow deployments via factories by combining:
      * `globals.setValidInstanceOf("<FACTORY_KEY>", <factoryAddress>, true);`
      * `globals.setCanDeployFrom(<factoryAddress>, <deployer>, true);` (Note: `setValidPoolDeployer` is deprecated for enabling deployers; only disabling is supported.)
   7. `globals.setDefaultTimelockParameters(1 weeks, 2 days);`
7. Deploy all proxy factories, implementations, and initializers, passing in MapleGlobals to the factories:
   1. Liquidator
   2. LoanManager
   3. PoolManager
   4. WithdrawalManager
   5. Ignore Loan since it has already been deployed.
8. Register implementations for all factories and set default versions:
   1. Liquidator - 100
   2. LoanManager - 100
   3. PoolManager - 100
   4. WithdrawalManager - 100
   5. Ignore Loan to avoid accidental deployments of V4 loans prior to migration.
9. Allowlist all factories in Maple Globals:
   1. Liquidator
   2. Loan
   3. LoanManager
   4. PoolManager
   5. WithdrawalManager
10. Transfer ownership of MapleGlobals to the governor.
    1. `globals.setPendingGovernor(governor);`
    2. `globals.acceptGovernor();`

At this stage, the following is true:

1. MapleGlobals is deployed and controlled by the governor
2. All factories are ready to deploy protocol contracts.
3. Allowed Assets are ready to be used in the protocol.
4. Oracles are configured.
5. Migration and Security admins are configured. Note: Governor‑privileged transactions (steps that call governor-only functions) should be scheduled and executed via the GovernorTimelock.


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