Versions & compatibility
SubEtha is a local, non-production proof of concept. This page records the protocol scope, the package versions verified against the public registries, and the license boundaries that constrain how the pieces may be used. All version facts below were checked against the live registries on 2026-07-27 (UTC) and are re-checked automatically by this site’s drift probe.
Protocol scope
Section titled “Protocol scope”- x402 v2 only. SubEtha’s payment surface is the official x402 v2
protocol; the scheme is
subetha-zerc20and everything SubEtha-specific rides inside the standard extension points. There is no x402 v1 (X-PAYMENT) fallback. - MPP is deferred. The official path runs x402 only; MPP framing is
explicitly deferred in the product at the pinned commit
(
docs/OVERVIEW.md). - Additive-only evolution. For
x402Version: 2, the scheme name, the payload discrimination rule, and the meaning of settle (=accepted) are frozen; new optional fields may appear inextra, payloads, and responses, and unknown keys must be ignored (see the wire protocol reference).
Published packages
Section titled “Published packages”@subetha/x402-scheme 0.1.0 (npm, verified 2026-07-27)applies to @subetha/provider 0.1.0 (npm, verified 2026-07-27)applies to subetha 0.2.0 (PyPI, verified 2026-07-27)
| package | registry | latest | license | role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
@subetha/x402-scheme |
npm | 0.1.0 (only published version; latest and next tags) |
Apache-2.0 | payer-side scheme handler, wire types, fee interpretation — TypeScript API |
@subetha/provider |
npm | 0.1.0 (only published version; latest and next tags) |
Apache-2.0 | provider-side scheme server, payment handler, facilitator HTTP client — TypeScript API |
subetha |
PyPI | 0.2.0 (published: 0.1.0, 0.2.0) | Apache-2.0 | payer-side reference client — Python API |
All three are 0.x, experimental: APIs may change in breaking ways between
0.x minor releases. The Python package’s README at the pinned commit still
recommends the pin subetha>=0.1,<0.2, which excludes the 0.2.0 release that
is current on PyPI — see the
Python API reference for the documented divergence.
The facilitator is source-only
Section titled “The facilitator is source-only”@subetha/facilitator is private and workspace-internal: it is not
published to npm (the registry answers 404 for it — verified 2026-07-27), its
package.json at the pinned commit is marked "private": true, and there is
no supported package-manager install path for it. It is operated only from the
product repository source, built inside that workspace (see
docs/FACILITATOR.md).
The configuration reference documents its config
surface; nothing on this site installs it from a registry.
License boundaries
Section titled “License boundaries”- SubEtha’s own code is Apache-2.0 — the SubEtha-authored sources under
apps/,packages/, andcontracts/(includingPermitBurner.sol), and the three published packages above. @zerc20/sdkis BUSL-1.1 (Business Source License 1.1), not Apache-2.0. The product repository references it as a local link and does not vendor, copy, or redistribute the SDK source; this documentation repository likewise contains no@zerc20/sdkcode. BUSL-1.1’sAdditional Use GrantisNone, so production or commercial use of the zERC20 dependency requires a commercial license obtained directly from the zERC20 licensor. SubEtha’s Apache-2.0 license grants no rights to the zERC20 toolchain.- The full statement, including the name/official-status notice, is the product README’s License section. This page is a summary, not legal advice.
Toolchain floor (published packages)
Section titled “Toolchain floor (published packages)”| surface | requirement |
|---|---|
@subetha/x402-scheme, @subetha/provider |
Node.js >= 20, ESM-only; peer dependency @x402/core ^2.17.0 |
subetha (PyPI) |
Python >= 3.11; depends only on httpx, eth-account, eth-utils |
How these facts were verified
Section titled “How these facts were verified”Versions and tags were read from the public registries (npm view … dist-tags versions license, PyPI JSON API) on 2026-07-27 (UTC), and the
license/scope statements from the product repository at pinned commit
638fa1e.
CI’s drift probe re-compares every VersionBadge fact on this site against
the live registries; a stated version that stops being latest turns the
probe red until the page is re-verified.