aquarius-sdk

The Python SDK for Aquarius — swaps, liquidity, and rewards on Stellar.

Status: 0.3.x — swaps and the liquidity lifecycle are complete and verified with real testnet transactions. Concentrated liquidity position management is available as a beta surface (the contracts are under an ongoing external audit). The API may still change before 1.0.

Concentrated liquidity positions (beta)

A position is the key (owner, tick_lower, tick_upper) on the pool contract — no NFTs, merged on re-deposit, at most 20 ranges per account. Quotes come from the contract's own estimators; execute/withdraw_position derive real slippage guards from them:

pool = next(p for p in aqua.pools_for_pair(XLM, AQUA) if p.type == "concentrated")

est = pool.estimate_position_deposit(
    {XLM: 10_0000000, AQUA: 100_0000000},
    price_range=("0.9", "1.1"),   # snaps to tick spacing; or tick_range=(lower, upper)
)
opened = est.execute(slippage=0.01)          # min-liquidity guard from the estimate

pool.position_ranges()                        # all of the signer's ranges
pool.position_range_status(est.tick_lower, est.tick_upper)  # in_range / below / above
pool.position_value(est.tick_lower, est.tick_upper)  # principal / fees / total, split
pool.claim_position_fees(est.tick_lower, est.tick_upper)
pool.withdraw_position(est.tick_lower, est.tick_upper)  # full close, auto-claims fees

tick_from_price, price_at_tick, and snap_tick are exported for range math — integer-exact and identical across both language packages.

pip install aquarius-sdk

from stellar_sdk import Keypair
from aquarius import AquariusClient, Asset, XLM, SlippageError

AQUA = Asset.classic("AQUA", "GBNZ...AQUA")

aqua = AquariusClient(network="mainnet", signer=Keypair.from_secret(secret))

# exact input: quote, inspect, execute
quote = aqua.quote(XLM, AQUA, amount_in=100_0000000, slippage=0.01)
receipt = quote.execute()

# exact output: pass amount_out instead — strict-receive throughout
quote = aqua.quote(XLM, AQUA, amount_out=500_0000000)

Liquidity

pools = aqua.pools_for_pair(XLM, AQUA)          # discovered on-chain, sorted by type and fee
pool = pools[0]                                  # Pool(type="volatile", fee_bps=10, ...)

result = pool.deposit({XLM: 50_0000000, AQUA: 2500_0000000}, slippage=0.01)
print(result.shares)                             # pool share tokens minted

pool.pending_rewards()                           # accrued AQUA, in stroops
pool.claim_rewards()
pool.withdraw(result.shares, slippage=0.01)

aqua.positions()                                 # every pool where the signer holds shares

Deposit and withdrawal guards come from a simulation of the exact call, reduced by slippage — quoted-versus-executed drift is bounded the same way as for swaps. Reads (reserves(), pending_rewards(), pools_for_pair()) need no signer.

What the SDK handles for you

• Routing — quotes come from the find-path API; the swap chain XDR is passed through untouched.
• Transaction lifecycle — simulation, assembly, submission with congestion retries (same-hash resubmission with backoff), and confirmation polling.
• Archived state — if simulation reports expired ledger entries, the SDK restores them (one extra signed transaction) and retries automatically.
• Typed errors — SlippageError (with requote()), PausedError (kill switches — not your bug), NoRouteError, UserRejectedError, TxTimeoutError.

Signers

A stellar-sdk Keypair works as-is. Custom signers provide public_key plus sign(tx_xdr) -> str returning the signed envelope XDR. Reads — quote() — need no signer at all.

Escape hatches

quote.build_transaction() returns the simulated, unsigned envelope XDR for external signing flows. client.contract_call(fn, *scvals) invokes the router raw. client.api is the typed REST client.

Infrastructure

Defaults point at the protocol's own endpoints: the mainnet RPC is https://soroban-rpc.aqua.network — the same node the Aquarius web app and backend use. Running your own infrastructure? Every endpoint is overridable:

aqua = AquariusClient(
    network="mainnet",
    rpc_url="https://your-rpc.example.com",
    horizon_url="https://your-horizon.example.com",
)

Amounts

All amounts are integers in token base units (stroops for classic assets: 1 token = 10^7).

Questions and integration help: Discord.