MIT License — fully open source

ConvergenceX and SOST Protocol are fully open source under the MIT License. The source code is publicly readable, auditable, and open to contribution. No deposit, no fee, no registration required.

You Are Free To FREE

Use ConvergenceX for any purpose — personal, commercial, or institutional
Modify the source code
Distribute copies
Create derivative works
Deploy in production without restriction
Mine, run nodes, build wallets, create services
Integrate into commercial products

No deposit, no fee, no registration, no permission needed.

The Only Requirement

Include the original copyright notice and license text in copies or substantial portions of the software. That's it.

Why MIT?

Maximum freedom, minimum friction. We believe open source creates more value than restrictive licensing.

Full License Text

The complete terms are the standard MIT License, included as the LICENSE file at the root of the source repository:

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, subject only to inclusion of the copyright and permission notice. The Software is provided "AS IS", without warranty of any kind.

FAQ

Is this open source?

Yes — fully open source under the MIT License. You can read, audit, modify, integrate and deploy all code freely, including for commercial use.

Do exchanges, wallets or node operators need a licence or deposit?

No. Exchanges, custodians, wallet providers, block explorers and infrastructure operators may integrate and run SOST nodes, wallets and RPC services with no licence fee, no security deposit and no additional permission.

Are there any restrictions at all?

Only the standard MIT obligation: keep the copyright and permission notice in copies. The SOST and ConvergenceX names and branding may be subject to separate trademark rights.

Enforcement: The protocol reserves the right to pursue remedies for violations of the MIT License terms, in accordance with applicable intellectual property law. This right exists to protect the ecosystem and its participants, not to restrict good-faith experimentation or contribution.