Dual-Licensing Governance
Open Source & Enterprise Licensing
Transparent Ecosystem Governance
1. Client SDKs & MCP Adapters (MIT License)
PermissiveThe core developer primitives are 100% open source under the standard MIT License. You may freely embed, modify, distribute, and commercialize them in any Claude, Cursor, Google ADK, or Next.js app without royalty obligations.
Packages:
@rohan-protocol/sdk • @rohan-protocol/mcp • @rohan-protocol/webmcp
2. Relayer Node & Gas Station Core (BSL-1.1)
Business SourceThe proprietary Gas Station Paymaster node implementation is published under the Business Source License 1.1 (BSL-1.1):
- Non-Commercial & Staging: Free for testing, internal development, and research nodes.
- Commercial Relayer Networks: Operating a competitive third-party commercial paymaster network requires an Enterprise Relayer License.
- Open Source Conversion: In accordance with BSL-1.1, the code automatically converts to Apache 2.0 / MIT precisely 36 months after initial release.