> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ekubo.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ekubo.org/about-ekubo/readme.md).

# Introduction

Ekubo Protocol is AMM infrastructure featuring super-concentrated liquidity, a singleton architecture with flash accounting, and extensions. It is deployed on [Starknet](/reference/contracts/starknet.md) and, with Ekubo V3, on [EVM chains](/reference/contracts/evm-v3.md) — Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain, and more — at the same contract addresses on every chain.

The contracts are open source under the [Ekubo DAO Shared Revenue License](https://ekubo-license-v1.eth.link/), and are heavily optimized for gas and for precise control over where liquidity sits.

### Where to go

* **New to Ekubo?** Start with [Features](/about-ekubo/features.md), then browse the [products](/products/products.md).
* **Trading or providing liquidity?** See [Trading](/products/trading.md), [Providing liquidity](/products/liquidity.md), and the [user guides](/user-guides/add-liquidity.md).
* **Building on Ekubo?** Start with [Integrating Ekubo](/integration-guides/integration-guides.md).
* **Curious how it works?** Read [Protocol architecture](/concepts/architecture.md).
* **Looking up an address, API, or audit?** See the [reference](/reference/contracts.md).

Questions? Ask in the [Discord](https://discord.ekubo.org).


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